FeedsWhat a reader, a calendar or another tool can take from here. Each address keeps the filters its page takes.

News as RSS

Everything on the Newshttp://localhost:8790/feed.xml
Vendor advisories onlyhttp://localhost:8790/feed.xml?group=vulnerabilities
News only, no advisorieshttp://localhost:8790/feed.xml?group=news
Standard releaseshttp://localhost:8790/feed.xml?kind=release
KEV additionshttp://localhost:8790/feed.xml?kind=kev

Also source=<id> for one source (ids are on Sources) and q= for a search, the same words the News page takes. Fifty newest items.

Vulnerabilities as RSS

Every CVE, newest change firsthttp://localhost:8790/vulnerabilities/feed.xml
Known exploited (CISA KEV)http://localhost:8790/vulnerabilities/feed.xml?kev=1
With a public exploithttp://localhost:8790/vulnerabilities/feed.xml?exploit=1
Your stackhttp://localhost:8790/vulnerabilities/feed.xml?watch=1the watchlist's matches
Critical, new this weekhttp://localhost:8790/vulnerabilities/feed.xml?severity=critical&new=168
Likely exploitedhttp://localhost:8790/vulnerabilities/feed.xml?min_epss=0.5EPSS at or over 50%

By platform: windows · apple · linux · android · chrome · firefox · edge · network. Every filter of the table works: kev, exploit, watch, platform, severity, min_cvss, min_epss, changed, new, q. A CVE comes round again when it changes, because the change is the news.