At FutureVuls, we collect advisory information from various OS vendors related to vulnerabilities.
You can check the presence or absence of advisories related to vulnerabilities from the List of Vulnerabilities and the List of Tasks. Additionally, you can confirm the link to the advisory from the Task Details.
From the second pane of the Server tab, you can view all advisories related to vulnerabilities detected on the target server.
You can set the order and display or non-display of the items in the list on the screen.
Item | Detail |
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Advisory Name | The name of the advisory |
Detection CVE-ID | CVE-ID related to the advisory |
Applied | Whether the update program related to the advisory has been applied or not (for Microsoft Knowledge Base) |
Manually Added | Whether the advisory was manually registered by the user or not (for Microsoft Knowledge Base) |
Advisory ID | Management ID of the advisory |
First Detection Date and Time | Date and time when the vulnerability related to the advisory was first detected Date and time when the advisory was registered |
Update Date and Time | Date and time when the information related to the advisory was updated |
This is a function for Windows Scan. You can manage applied and unapplied update programs on the server with KBID.
For details, see Windows PASTE Scan.
When you click on any advisory in the List of Advisories, you can see the details in the third pane.
The following items are displayed in the advisory details.
Item | Detail |
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Advisory Name | The name of the advisory |
Status | Advisory status (whether applied or manually added) |
Update Date and Time | Date and time when the information related to the advisory was updated |
Additionally, if there are vulnerabilities related to the advisory, a list of those vulnerabilities will be displayed. Clicking on a vulnerability will take you to the vulnerability details page.