Simple REST-style web service for the CVE searching.

• Ruby Version Manager
• Ruby 2.4.x or later version
• Bundler
• Mongo DB

You must have running ruby, git, mongodb and nginx in your local machine.

curl --ssl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SpiderLabs/cve_server/master/scripts/install.sh | bash -

• Search for an specific CVE using its ID

  • http://localhost:port/v1/cve/CVE-2015-3900

• Search for several CVEs

  • http://localhost:port/v1/cves/CVE-2019-14407,CVE-2018-18656

• Search for CVEs related to a CPE without versions

  • http://localhost:port/v1/cpe/apache:spark

  • http://localhost:port/v1/cpe/apache:spark,apache:http_server

• List all the available CPEs with versions

  • http://localhost:port/v1/cpe

• Search for CVEs related to a CPE with versions

  • http://localhost:port/v1/cpe_with_version/samba:samba:4.0.0
  • http://localhost:port/v1/cpe_with_version/samba:samba:4.0.0,apache:http_server:2.4.4
  • Don't forget to encode the URI if that has special characters, example:
    • URI::encode('/v1/cpe_with_version/cisco:ios:15.4%282%29t1')

• List all the available CPEs with versions

  • http://localhost:port/v1/cpe_with_versions

• Deploying the CVE Server with Capistrano and Ngnix

1. Clone our repository.

git clone https://github.com/SpiderLabs/cve_server.git

2. Install the ruby dependencies.

bundle install

3. Configure your database.

vi config/database.yml

4. Download, create and populate the database for your environment from the National Vulnerability Database via the NVD CVE/CPE API. Note: The new API service is JSON only.
   NVD API URL.

RACK_ENV=development ./bin/nvd_download_and_seed
** The download may take hours to complete **

5. Start the server.

RACK_ENV=development puma

CVEServer is released under the MIT License