Get a patch plan for any CVE in <5 minutes.
Concrete commands. Real version numbers. Rollback strategies that worked. Written by people who actually ship the fix.
Patch commands per OS
Every mitigation includes ready-to-paste commands tagged by tier (fix / workaround / verify / rollback). Copy-button included.
Rollback before you patch
Discussions surface the "we patched and it broke X" reports before you hit the same wall. Read the thread, plan the rollback, then patch.
Stack-aware filtering
See only the CVEs that affect what you actually run. Kubernetes 1.30? Ubuntu 24.04? PostgreSQL 16? Subscribe and stay focused.
Standby integration
Run Standby agents on your hosts and they'll automatically check every VPS against the CVE feed — no manual scanning.
How it actually works
- 1Hook up your stack
Tell us what OSes, container runtimes, cloud, databases, languages you operate. One time, one form.
- 2Subscribe to CVE alerts
New critical CVEs hitting your stack → bell notification + email digest. Already-mitigated CVEs hidden by default.
- 3Read the apply commands
On any CVE page, the "Apply commands" block has the actual
apt/yum/helm upgradecommands. With rollback notes from people who already ran them. - 4Publish your own
Wrote a clever workaround? Publish it. Two reviewers + AI score + 7-day window → lands in VIR canonical with your name.
Why we're different
- Vendor-verified — Red Hat / Ubuntu / Microsoft / Cisco / Oracle security engineers (recognised by DNS-TXT + DKIM). When you see a gold ✓ badge, that person actually works there.
- Audit-chained — every moderation decision is Ed25519-signed and hash-linked. Nothing edits silently.
- No algorithm, no ads, no tracking — chronological, two cookies (session + theme), no third-party JS.
- Your work goes somewhere real — approved mitigations land in VIR's canonical CVE database, attributed to you, alongside vendor advisories.
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