About ExploitEye
ExploitEye is a free, community-facing security intelligence platform built by Apphaz. It provides automated vulnerability intelligence, free recon tools, and AI-generated security insights — all running on autopilot with zero manual maintenance.
What We Track
- CVE Database — 240,000+ vulnerabilities synced from NIST NVD every 3 hours
- CISA KEV — Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, updated hourly
- Trending CVEs — Social media hype tracking across Reddit communities
- Exploit PoCs — GitHub proof-of-concept repositories discovered automatically
- Security News — RSS aggregation from The Hacker News, BleepingComputer, Krebs on Security, and Dark Reading
- AI Insights — Automated vulnerability analysis generated by Claude AI for high-priority CVEs
Free Recon Tools
No signup required. Scan your infrastructure with our free tools:
- Security Header Checker — Grade your HTTP security headers
- SSL/TLS Analyzer — Check certificates and protocol security
- DNS Lookup — Resolve records and check SPF/DMARC/DKIM
- Subdomain Finder — Discover subdomains via certificate transparency
- Breach Check — Check for data breach exposure
How It Works
ExploitEye runs entirely on automated pipelines. GitHub Actions cron jobs sync data from NVD, CISA, Reddit, GitHub, and RSS feeds on a schedule. Claude AI generates vulnerability insights for critical CVEs. A weekly email digest goes out every Monday to subscribers.
The frontend is a Next.js app deployed on Cloudflare Pages. The recon tools backend runs on Render. All data is stored in Supabase (Postgres). The entire platform costs under $3/month to operate.
Built by Apphaz
ExploitEye is an open-source project by Apphaz, a security firm focused on application security and vulnerability management.