“What started as a late-night experiment turned into a fully automated vulnerability intelligence dashboard.”
Over the past few days (and one long night 😅), I built VulnFeed — a real-time feed that tracks and visualizes CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities and Red Hat Security Data API updates.
It’s open-source, lightweight, and automatically refreshes every few hours using GitHub Actions.
🔍 Why I Built This
Keeping track of actively exploited vulnerabilities has always been a challenge — especially across multiple sources.
Most dashboards are either slow, paywalled, or overly complex.
I wanted something simple, fast, and transparent — something that could be used both by security teams and curious researchers.
⚙️ How It Works
- 🧠 Data Sources:
- CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog
 - Red Hat Security Data API
 
- 🔄 Automation:
A GitHub Action runs every few hours to pull the latest data and publish updates to the site.
- 💡 Frontend:
Built with simple HTML + JS for now — fast, clean, and hosted via GitHub Pages.
- 📂 Open Source:
You can explore the repository and workflows here → GitHub — SecByShresth/VulnFeed
💬 Final Thoughts
Security data should be accessible, open, and real-time.
VulnFeed is my small step toward that goal.
If you’re into threat intelligence, DevSecOps, or vulnerability management, I’d love to hear your feedback or ideas for improving it.
Check it out here → https://secbyshresth.github.io/VulnFeed/
GitHub Repo → https://github.com/SecByShresth/VulnFeed
✍️ Built by Shresth Paul — fueled by curiosity, caffeine, and a bit of insomnia.
    
Top comments (1)
That is so cool and your writing style is quite funny. I am looking forwards to seeing where this goes!