1. Report
A researcher submits the vulnerability through the responsible disclosure process.
Secur0 is authorized by MITRE to assign official CVE identifiers to vulnerabilities discovered by our network of ethical hackers.
A CNA (CVE Numbering Authority) is an organization authorized by the CVE Program to assign unique identifiers to vulnerabilities within a defined scope, without going through a third party. These identifiers (format CVE-YYYY-NNNN) are the worldwide standard for referencing security flaws.
Joining the CVE Program as a CNA means following strict processes for validation, coordinated disclosure, and communication with researchers and affected vendors.
As a CNA, Secur0 validates, assigns, and publishes CVE identifiers for vulnerabilities reported by our network of researchers. We also coordinate responsible disclosure with affected vendors.
Specifically:
Browse the full list of CVEs assigned and published by Secur0 as a CNA.
From receiving the report to publishing the advisory, we follow a clear and coordinated flow.
A researcher submits the vulnerability through the responsible disclosure process.
We verify reproducibility, scope, and technical impact.
We assign an official CVE ID and coordinate with the affected vendor.
We publish the technical advisory in the public listing once resolved.
Still have questions?
Email us at cna@secur0.com