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CVE Tracker Web App Charts a 2026 Climb in Vulnerability Reports
A web app called CVE Tracker, released by @0x_Osprey, graphs trends in vulnerabilities that receive Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures identifiers. Narrowed to the last five years, the chart shows the count climbing steadily since the start of 2026.
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Why it matters
One chart now makes the 2026 rise in CVE assignments legible at a glance, though the same page notes that model releases and discovery surges do not line up because companies test models before launch.
Key Facts
- @0x_Osprey released the CVE Tracker web app, which charts vulnerabilities assigned CVE identifiers.
- The five-year view shows the number of vulnerability reports climbing steadily since the start of 2026.
- A Models toggle displays the release timing of major AI models on the same graph.
- A Shigure button at the bottom of the page makes illustrator and VTuber Shigure Ui dance.
- The page notes that AI companies test models for vulnerabilities before official release, so model launches do not necessarily match discovery surges.
The tool also plots the release timing of major AI models through a Models toggle. A button labeled Shigure makes the illustrator and VTuber Shigure Ui start dancing.
CVE Tracker is a public web app from @0x_Osprey that charts how many vulnerabilities receive CVE identifiers over time. Its default view and a five-year view both show the total rising through 2026. A Models control in the lower right overlays when major AI models were released, which lets a reader compare discovery spikes against launch dates. The page cautions that the two do not necessarily coincide, since AI developers run vulnerability discovery and reporting on test models before release. At the bottom, a button labeled Shigure sets the illustrator and VTuber Shigure Ui dancing.
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