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Reference page — cumulative record through Saturday, October 3, 2026 UTC. Reference pages update as the archive grows; only dated daily editions are immutable pages of record.

David-crty

Vendor reference — David-crty · sector: Other. Cumulative disclosure record across the archive.

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Career totals

Disclosures & known-exploited
All-timeYTD
CVEs33
KEV entries00
Rate & severity
KEV/100Med CVSSMed EPSSCHML
0.02.1.00291002

KEV/100 = KEV entries ÷ CVEs × 100. Med CVSS / Med EPSS are medians over all disclosures. C/H/M/L = disclosures by CVSS severity band.

Monthly disclosures

Trend (by first-seen month, full archive): ▅█

Last 12 months (new CVEs by first-seen day)
MonthNew CVEs
2026-091
2026-102

Notable CVEs

Ranked by the published formula: KEV → EPSS → CVSS → CVE ID.

Notable (ranked)
CVECVSSEPSS %ileSeverityKEVFirst seen
CVE-2026-956549.141.7CRITICAL—2026-09-22
CVE-2026-1035331.219.6LOW—2026-10-01
CVE-2026-1035342.110.1LOW—2026-10-01

Recent CVEs

Most recently seen
CVECVSSEPSS %ileSeverityKEVFirst seen
CVE-2026-1035342.110.1LOW—2026-10-01
CVE-2026-1035331.219.6LOW—2026-10-01
CVE-2026-956549.141.7CRITICAL—2026-09-22

Products

This vendor's products with a reference page (≥2 disclosures), by CVE count. A monolithic vendor total dilutes signal; product pages sharpen it.

Products (by CVE count)
ProductCVEsKEV
Databasement30

KEV entries

No entries in the CISA KEV catalog.

KEV timing

Fastest to KEV
CVEDays
—
Longest unpatched (KEV due date passed)
CVEDueDays over
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Methodology

Rate statistics are arithmetic over published figures: KEV/100 = KEV entries ÷ CVEs × 100; medians are taken over this vendor's disclosures. Vendor names are normalized (case, punctuation, common aliases) before aggregation; monthly counts are keyed to first-seen day, the day this archive first observed the record, not the upstream publication date.

Raw counts are not comparable across vendors: disclosure practices, product breadth, and CNA conventions differ widely, so a larger number here does not mean less secure software. This is a reference page assembled from the public record — not a record of its own, and not a ranking of vendors by our judgment.

Sources. CVE records from the CVE Program (cvelistV5); enrichment from NVD (NIST); known-exploited status from the CISA KEV catalog; exploit probability from FIRST EPSS.