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P2P crypto exchange development company

1•sonniya•2m ago•0 comments

Vocal Guide – belt sing without killing yourself

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Open in hackernews

Show HN: SecUtils – A fast filterable CVE viewer, now with CVSS and CWE support

https://secutils.com/vm
2•SecOpsEngineer•7mo ago
I’ve been working on a simple tool for browsing CVEs that prioritizes speed and filtering flexibility. SecUtils is designed for security researchers, devs, and anyone who wants to slice vulnerability data without wrestling with bulky, non-responsive UIs or APIs.

Currently supports:

Filtering by CWE, CVSS score, and publication date

Searchable view per CVE, with fast indexing behavior

Simple UX with minimal fluff (no JavaScript frameworks)

Very early stages. So far I'm using it to monitor vulnerabilities for a few key products, but I’d love to hear how others approach this kind of workflow. If any part of it proves useful, that’s a win.

Next up, I'm exploring features like custom views tailored to specific products and lightweight alerting for new high-severity CVEs—still thinking through how those might work best without bloating the experience.

You can try it here: https://secutils.com/vm

Comments

smithz16•7mo ago
Its definitely bare-bones, but I can see a use for it. It's similar to CVE Details though, so you'll have to find a way to differentiate. Improve the filtering a bit more and this could be promising...
SecOpsEngineer•7mo ago
Thanks for the feedback! I'll have to database work on the backend but will definitely be improving the filter set.
azbyte•6mo ago
Hey! The name of your project caught my eye, as I'm behind https://secutils.dev, so I had to check it out and say hi to a fellow dev in the security tools space :)

Looks like the home page is empty right now, which might be a bit confusing for visitors. I wonder if it'd make sense to set https://secutils.com/vm/vulnerabilities as the default page until there's something else useful enough to show on the home page.

> So far I'm using it to monitor vulnerabilities for a few key products

I'm curious how you actually monitor them - do you just visit the page periodically, or is there some automatic tracking capability I missed?