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No crypto/x509 CVE is in the CISA KEV catalogue. Coverage is above its usual rate: 3 articles in 7 days, against a weekly average of 0.0.

Tracked since 20 Oct · latest article Wed 21 Oct · RSS

High exploit odds · current
0
high · not in KEV
Articles · 7 days
3
↑ vs 0.0 a week

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No crypto/x509 CVE is in the CISA KEV catalogue.

Coverage

3 articles · all timeFull timeline →

3 articles in the last 7 days. The weekly average over the 8 weeks before was 0.0.

  1. Weak eMudhra CA Keys Let Attackers Forge Trusted TLS CertificatesSOCRadar
  2. Mozilla Blocks Weak eMudhra Keys That Could Enable Website ImpersonationSecurityOnline
  3. Browsers Block Eight Compromised eMudhra Certificate Authority KeysThe Hacker News

All CVEs in coverage

1
CVE-2026-111943Distrust compromised intermediate certificates in crypto/x509CVSSUnrated–Not in KEV0.3%EPSS3articles
How these numbers are made

CISA KEV counts use the full catalogue, refreshed every 10 minutes. CVEs in coverage are those recorded by CyberSIXT. BOD 22-01 deadlines bind US federal civilian agencies.

CVEs with FIRST EPSS at or above the 95th percentile (top 5%), excluding CVEs in CISA KEV. EPSS estimates exploitation probability over the next 30 days.

Coverage is above its usual rate at three or more articles in 7 days and at least 2.5 times the weekly mean of the preceding 8 weeks.

Product names are grouped by normalised names, with version and edition tails removed.

Fix listed refers to an advisory. Unknown fix status is counted as not listed.

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