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PiLabs follows the CISA catalogue and the NVD and publishes summaries.
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PiLabs follows CISA’s catalogue of known exploited vulnerabilities and the NVD entries rated CVSS 7.0 or higher in Cisco, Palo Alto Networks, VMware and i-PRO products, and publishes a summary of each. Each entry is written automatically, names its sources and shows the facts they state.
The newest entries, ordered by the day the flaw was disclosed. Each one links to its sources.
New entries appear here when they are published.
Every entry is written automatically from public sources and published with them. PiLabs does not test the flaws; the facts come from the sources, never from the generated text.
PiLabs reads the CISA catalogue of known exploited vulnerabilities and the NVD entries rated CVSS 7.0 or higher in Cisco, Palo Alto Networks, VMware and i-PRO products. The vendor advisories that the NVD links to are listed as sources.
Anthropic’s Claude model writes the English and Turkish text from those facts. Scores, versions, dates and links are never taken from the generated text.
Software compares every text with the facts and rejects invented numbers, versions, dates and links, code or commands, and the usual signs of attack instructions. An entry that fails the checks is held back for an editor.
A consultant can check which of the affected products you run and what to fix first. For a wider review, ask for a security assessment.