Authoritative records
Government-maintained catalogs such as CISA KEV confirm that exploitation has been observed. Links point back to the authoritative record.
Neon Velocity is a discovery and situational-awareness system. It does not treat every public statement as fact.
Government-maintained catalogs such as CISA KEV confirm that exploitation has been observed. Links point back to the authoritative record.
News headlines and reputable publications are discovery signals. Details may evolve and should be checked against the linked report.
Ransomware and leak-site entries are allegations from adversarial sources. Inclusion does not confirm compromise, attribution, or data theft.
Public feeds are polled on scheduled intervals, normalized, deduplicated, and retained as a historical observation archive. “First seen” indicates when Neon Velocity observed a signal—not necessarily when an incident occurred.
Scores summarize the volume and recency of claims and news signals. They are comparative indicators, not forecasts, breach confirmations, or assessments of government capability.
Public cyber reporting changes quickly. Every record includes source links so readers can verify context. Production deployment should include a published corrections address and takedown process.