The Abysssec Security Team is about to unleash its Month Of Abysssec Undisclosed Bugs on us. Starting on the 1st of September, Abysssec will release a collection of 0days,  web application vulnerabilities, and detailed binary analysis (and pocs) for recently released advisories by vendors such as Microsoft, Mozilla, Sun, Apple, Adobe, HP, Novel, etc. The 0day collection includes PoCs and Exploits for Microsoft Excel, Internet Explorer, Microsoft codecs, Cpanel and others.  The MOAUB will be hosted on the Exploit Database, and will be updated on a daily basis. Get your hard-hats on, your VM’s and debugging tools organized – it’s gonna be a an intensive ride. Follow both the exploit-db and Abysssec twitter feed to keep updated!

As part of our improvements in the Exploit Database, we are streamlining the exploit submission processing. We have slightly amended the Exploit Database Submission Guidelines to help speed up our processing – please check the new guidelines out!

We have finally got around to syncing our exploits archive and SVN server. Both the downloadable archive and SVN server will be updated once a week. The date of the last sync can be found at the top right of our site header. You can check out the latest exploit entries using the following command:

We are happy to announce some new and exciting features as part of the Exploit-DB. Some of the new improvements will greatly enhance your experience on Exploit-DB – such as CVE’s being added to each exploit.  This improves your ability to locate and use the close to 12,000 exploits we have stored in our database.  We presently have over 8500 of those exploits attached to a CVE and OSVDB reference, and there are a lot more to come.

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