About SecPulse
SecPulse collects and organizes vulnerability information from around the world (CVE, GHSA, CISA KEV and more) and publishes it with summaries. It is operated by Game co., Ltd. (Japan).
Operator
- Service
- SecPulse
- Operated by
- Game co., Ltd.
- Address
- 2-11-3-6 Ota, Ibaraki, Osaka, Japan
- about.website
- https://gameagelayer.com/ /Company profile
Contact and error reports
For questions about the service, to report an error in our content, or for press enquiries, please use the operator's contact form. When reporting an error, include the page URL (or the CVE ID) so we can check it quickly.
Contact (Game co., Ltd.) →Data sources
We regularly fetch the following public sources. Each vulnerability page shows its source and the original description, with links to NVD, GitHub Advisory, OSV and others.
- Apple Security Updates
- CERT-EU Security Advisories
- CISA ICS Advisories
- CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities
- Cisco Security Advisories
- Debian Security Advisories
- GitHub Security Advisories (Global)
- Google Chrome Releases
- JPCERT/CC Alerts
- JVN (Japan Vulnerability Notes)
- Microsoft Security Response Center Blog
- Mozilla Foundation Security Advisories
- NCSC-UK Reports
- NIST National Vulnerability Database
- OSV.dev (Open Source Vulnerabilities)
- Red Hat Security Advisories
- Ubuntu Security Notices
- Atlassian Security Advisories
- AWS Security Bulletins
- Exploit Database
- BleepingComputer
- Kaspersky Securelist
- The Hacker News
How summaries are made
- "Auto-generated summaries" are assembled by SecPulse from the source data (CVSS, CWE, affected and fixed versions) using templates. No AI is involved.
- Summaries labelled "AI summary" are write-ups produced by an external generative AI, mainly for critical vulnerabilities listed in CISA KEV. They may contain mistakes.
- Summaries are not reviewed by a person before publication (except fields corrected by an administrator). Check the original description and references on each page for exact details.
Update frequency
Major sources are checked every 5–15 minutes, and new vulnerabilities get a summary within about 10 minutes. Summaries are regenerated when the source data changes.
FAQ
- Can I cite or link to SecPulse?
- Yes. Please include the vulnerability page URL together with the source shown on the page (such as NVD). Confirm important decisions with the vendor's official advisory.
- Where can I read the original description?
- Each vulnerability page has an "Original description" section with the text published by the source and links to it.
- Is SecPulse available in English?
- Yes. Use "EN" at the top of any page, or add ?lang=en to the URL.
Disclaimer
The information on this site is collected automatically from public sources. We do not guarantee its accuracy or completeness. Always check the official vendor or source advisories before acting. The operator is not liable for any damage arising from the use of this site.