### Blog Discover the latest news and features of OpenCVE. ### Discover CVE Statistics Posted by Nicolas Crocfer on January 1, 2025 We’re pleased to announce the new CVE Statistics page on OpenCVE 🎉 This new page provides a comprehensive view of key metrics and trends across the CVE ecosystem, helping users gain valuable insights into vulnerabilities over time. #### Why CVE Statistics Matter As the number of CVEs continues to grow each year, understanding their distribution, severity, and impact becomes crucial. Whether you’re a security researcher, a developer, or part of a SOC team, this new feature offers a detailed perspective to help you prioritize and act on the data. #### What is Included? The [Statistics page](https://app.opencve.io/statistics) includes the following data visualizations and insights: * **Yearly CVE Counts**: See how many CVEs are published each year, with trends that reveal the evolving landscape of vulnerabilities. * **Cumulative CVE Counts**: Track the total number of CVEs over time, showcasing the exponential growth of vulnerabilities. * **CVSS Categorized Scores**: Explore the distribution of CVEs across severity levels (Low, Medium, High, and Critical) for different CVSS versions, including the latest CVSS 4.0. * **Top Vendors and Products**: Identify which vendors and products have the most reported CVEs. #### Key Highlights from the Data As of 2024, there are over **275,405** CVEs recorded, with a steady rise in publication rates in recent years. The number of published CVEs increased by **14.1%** in just one year, rising from 29,093 in 2023 to 33,206 in 2024. Approximately **3,600** CVEs are scored using CVSS 4.0, representing just **0.91%** of all CVEs. In comparison, CVSS 2.0 accounts for 46.98%, CVSS 3.0 for 15.43%, and CVSS 3.1 for 36.67%, highlighting the relatively limited adoption of the 4.0 version. The most vulnerabilities found in products include **Enterprise Linux**, **Debian Linux**, and the **Linux Kernel**, reflecting their widespread use. Vendors like **Microsoft**, **Red Hat**, and **Google** top the list in terms of CVEs reported, underscoring the importance of security in their ecosystems. #### How to Access Visit the new Statistics page now at and start exploring! ### Manage your Vulnerabilities with OpenCVE Optimize your CVE management, organize your subscriptions and receive instant notifications with the first Opensource Vulnerability Management Platform. [Getting Started](https://app.opencve.io/signup)