What is the Tcpdump CNA?
Tcpdump is a CVE Numbering Authority (CNA) — an organization authorized to assign CVE IDs to vulnerabilities in its scope. It has published 10 CVE records since 2019.
How many CVEs has Tcpdump published?
Tcpdump has published 10 CVE records, including 5 in the last two years.
What is Tcpdump's CVE data quality grade?
RadicalNotion.AI grades Tcpdump's CVE data quality as B, with an overall completeness score of 82.5%. This reflects how consistently its CVE records include vendor (100%), product (100%), CVSS (50%), and CWE (80%) information.
What products does Tcpdump publish CVEs for?
Tcpdump most frequently publishes CVEs for tcpdump, libpcap, debian linux, mac os x, tcpslice.
Which vendors does Tcpdump cover?
Tcpdump publishes CVEs across 2 distinct vendors, most often The TCPdump Group, the-tcpdump-group, tcpdump, apple, debian.
Is Tcpdump actively publishing CVEs?
Tcpdump is currently active, based on 5 CVEs in the last two years.
What is the average severity of Tcpdump's CVEs?
The average CVSS base score across Tcpdump's scored CVEs is 3.8.
Are any of Tcpdump's CVEs in CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog?
No. None of Tcpdump's CVEs are currently listed in CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog.
What are the most common weakness types in Tcpdump's CVEs?
Tcpdump's CVEs most often map to these CWE weakness types: CWE-787 (Out-of-bounds Write), CWE-190 (Integer Overflow or Wraparound), CWE-415 (Double Free), CWE-122 (Heap-based Buffer Overflow).
How does Tcpdump rank among CNAs?
By total CVE volume, Tcpdump ranks #305 of 370 CNAs, and it reports more complete CVE records than 31% of all CNAs.
