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Cybercybersecurity watch: the flaws that hit your websites.

Advisories from CERT-FR, the French government's computer emergency response team, sorted by technology. Pick your stack, and the list keeps only what concerns you.

Updated

A year of advisories, one square a day

1,461 advisories published by CERT-FR in 2026 as of November 4. Over the past year, 339 concerned websites and APIs.

The latest advisories, sorted for you.

Advisories from the last 30 days, plus active alerts. Each line links to the full advisory on the CERT-FR website: affected versions, fixes and references.

Source: CERT-FR

Exploited right now.

The latest entries in the catalog kept by CISA, the US cybersecurity agency: these flaws are known to be exploited. If your site runs one of these products, patching comes first.

Source: CISA

Where these advisories come from.

Three public sources, read again every 30 minutes, plus the CVE records for severity. We don't write or summarize any advisory: every line links back to its source.

  • CERT-FR advisories

    Every working day, CERT-FR publishes its security advisories: a product, the affected versions, what an attacker can do with the flaw, and the fix to apply.

  • CERT-FR alerts

    Rarer: a flaw already exploited, or about to be, in a widely used product. They stay at the top of the list until CERT-FR closes them.

  • The CISA catalog

    The US cybersecurity agency lists the flaws with proven exploitation. Once a flaw makes that list, it's no longer a theoretical threat.

What we do with this watch.

It earns its keep during tests, and after an attack.

During a test, we record the version of everything running on your site: CMS, plugins, framework, server, database. Each one is checked against published advisories. A critical flaw doesn't wait for the report: you hear about it the same day.

After we step in on a hacked site, the same list helps find the door the attacker came through, so it's shut before the site goes back online.

A list of advisories can't tell you whether your site is vulnerable. A version can be affected while the flaw stays out of reach on your setup. And a flaw specific to your application, in your code or your access rules, will never show up in an advisory.

That's the difference between a watch and a test. We explain it in detail in Pentest or vulnerability scan.

Your questions, answered.

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What is CERT-FR?

The French government's computer emergency response team, part of ANSSI, the national cybersecurity agency. It publishes security advisories on the products most used in France, and alerts when a flaw is being actively exploited.

My site uses a listed product. Is it vulnerable?

Not necessarily. Check your version first: each advisory lists the affected versions and the fix. If yours is affected, apply the update. If you're unsure, write to us. If you already see signs of a break-in, follow the first steps.

How often is this page updated?

Continuously. Our server reads the sources every 30 minutes, and the page shows when it last did. To follow advisories to the minute, CERT-FR offers RSS feeds.

Where does the severity come from?

From the public CVE records. For each advisory, we show the highest CVSS rating published for its flaws: Critical, High, Medium or Low. CERT-FR doesn't rate its advisories. When no rating is published, or when an advisory covers more than 100 flaws, none is shown. A Critical rating doesn't mean your site is affected: it tells you what's at stake for a site that is.

Does my browser contact these sources?

No. Our server reads the public sources, every 30 minutes. Your browser only talks to bughunter.pro. Your stack choice stays on your device and is never sent anywhere.

Does an advisory concern you? Let's talk.

Tell us what runs on your site. We'll tell you what the advisory means for you, and whether a test makes sense. The first conversation comes with no commitment.