Introduction
DayBreach gathers newly published vulnerabilities and ransomware leak announcements into a single feed. This documentation explains what is where and how to use it.
What DayBreach does
- Açık kayıtlarını birden çok kaynaktan toplar ve tek kayıtta birleştirir: CVSS, EPSS, CISA KEV, exploit ve yama bilgisi yan yana durur.
- Fidye yazılımı çetelerinin kurban duyurularını izler. Yalnızca duyurunun kendisi (kim, ne zaman, hangi çete) kaydedilir; sızdırılan veri indirilmez.
- Takip ettiğiniz üretici, ürün, şirket veya çetede bir hareket olduğunda size haber verir.
- Kurumlar için: yüklediğiniz envanteri yeni açıklarla karşılaştırır ve etkilenen sistemin sahibini bilgilendirir.
Everything in the feed comes from its sources automatically; nothing is written by hand. The sources used are listed on the Sources and attribution page.
How it works
- Without an account: vulnerabilities, leaks, gangs, analiz ve sorgu are open to everyone.
- With a personal account: a follow list, alerts, saved items and a personal API key.
- With an organisation account: inventory, findings, team and notifications. It is a separate account; the difference is explained on the Account types page.
Everything is free; there is no paid tier.
Where to go next
- The DBQL query language: filter vulnerabilities in a single line.
- Following and alerts: set up personal alerts.
- Organisation panel: upload an inventory and manage findings.
- API and MCP: connect the data to your own system or assistant.