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CVE badge for Github / Markdown

Summary

This online tool allows you to add a CVE Badge to your repository. The only thing to do is to place the following line in markdown file in order to include the CVE badge. Replace the id with your CVE ID.

![cve](https://cve-badge.li/CVE-2023-0732)

On Stackoverflow or other platform, the link can be added like that:

<img src="https://cve-badge.li/CVE-2023-0732"/>

Examples :

Below are real examples. All CVE Exists.

Restrictions

• CVE in the url path should be in UPPERCASE
• The ID should be at least 4 characters, 0 padded
• Currently only the Vulnerability with a CVSS score (any version) on cve.org are supported.
• The link to cve.org must be added around the image manually:
  • [![cve](https://cve-badge.li/CVE-2023-0732)](https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2023-0732)
• Not all CVEs have an identified CVSS Score...

Usages

It can be be used when reporting a CVE inside a project or for a security researcher to list CVEs they have discovered.

Disclaimer

The current project is still in developpement some error may occurs (e.g. CVSS Score not showing). If you wish to contribute, your help is welcome.

Links

• Application : https://cve-badge.li/CVE-2020-0001
• Documentation : https://www.cve-badge.li/docs
• cve.org : https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2023-0001