The CERT Coordination Center (CERT/CC) is part of the Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University. Our presence here on GitHub provides open source tools, data, and documentation in support of our research and development efforts in cybersecurity threat and vulnerability analysis.
Additional SEI projects can be found at SEI's GitHub Organization.
CERT/CC's fork of Metasploit Framework in which we are tagging commits that include vulnerability IDs. The first commit for an ID we recognize gets the tag for that ID. Aside from adding git tags, we do not otherwise modify the code. Updates hourly.
CERT/CC's fork of the official Exploit Database repository in which we are tagging commits that include vulnerability IDs. The first commit for an ID we recognize gets the tag for that ID. Aside from adding git tags, we do not otherwise modify the code. Updates hourly.
Automated static analysis tools for binary programs. This is a "mirror"; please file tickets, bug reports, or pull requests at the upstream home in @cmu-sei: https://github.com/cmu-sei/pharos
CERT Kaiju is a binary analysis framework extension for the Ghidra software reverse engineering suite. This repository is the primary, canonical repository for this project -- file bug reports and wishes here!
Drills through git commit histories to find vulnerability IDs in change logs.
VINCE is the Vulnerability Information and Coordination Environment developed and used by the CERT Coordination Center to improve coordinated vulnerability disclosure. VINCE is a Python-based web platform.
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