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Key figure: Reported cybercrime losses in the United States reached $16.6 billion in 2024, up 33% from 2023 (FBI IC3, 2024 Internet Crime Report).
Readers who learn about a CVE want one thing: am I affected? An embedded checker turns a news article into action — visitors paste their version number and get a patched, vulnerable, or unknown verdict in about 30 seconds, without leaving your page or handing over identifiable data.
Writing about a CVE? Give your readers a live exposure checker instead of a version table. Three lines of HTML — they enter their version, get an instant verdict, and never leave your page.
Pick the CVE, copy, paste:
Yes — the widget, the checks, everything. No signup, no API key. Built by Ingenious AI.
No. It's a lightweight iframe that loads lazily and only runs when a reader interacts with it.
Readers type a version number — nothing identifiable. An anonymous page-view ping helps us count usage; no cookies, no fingerprinting.
The widget is dark-themed to fit most docs and blogs. If you need a custom theme for high-traffic placement, ask — we'd rather have it embedded than pretty.
A CVE checker is a free tool that tells you whether your software is affected by a published CVE — a publicly known cybersecurity vulnerability. It compares your version or configuration against the official advisory and gives you a patched, vulnerable, or unknown verdict in about 30 seconds.
Find your exact version number, then compare it against the vendor's security advisory or the NVD entry for the CVE. The fastest way is a CVE checker built for that product: paste your version and get an instant verdict against the published version tables.
You are affected when you run a vulnerable version and the vulnerable component is reachable or enabled — for example, open sign-ups, an exposed management port, or a vulnerable app installed. A CVE checker gives you the version verdict in seconds; the advisory's conditions tell you whether that verdict means real exposure.
Coverage grows with each exploited CVE we track. The widget auto-updates — embed once, your page stays current.