In 2006, the number of vulnerabilities in database server and web application server software almost doubled the previous year and stays around 200 since then.
The number of vulnerability information about applications has been increasing since the last half of 2011, and 60 vulnerabilities were registered in the 1st quarter of 2012.
Because all vulnerability countermeasure information released daily on NVD have been added to the scope of coverage of JVN iPedia, the registration of vulnerability information about software applications has been increasing.
Because all vulnerability countermeasure information released daily on NVD have been added to the scope of coverage of JVN iPedia since the 4th quarter of 2011, the number of vulnerability information registered has increased.
The vulnerability countermeasure information where some time has elapsed since the date they were first published, such as that on DNS, SSL and Apache HTTP Server, is still getting a lot of attention.
Furthermore, IPA will translate this vulnerability countermeasure information into English and register this information in the English version of JVN iPedia, providing the vulnerability countermeasures to product users overseas.
Vulnerability countermeasure information where some time has elapsed since the date they were first published, such as that on DNS, OpenSSL, Apache Tomcat, Lhaplus and Namazu, is still gaining a lot of attention.
Recent Status of JVN iPedia~Improved the completeness and timeliness of vulnerability information~ Up to the last year, JVN iPedia collected and stored the vulnerability countermeasure information about the products widely used in Japan.
Select vendors(Figure 1) and products(Figure 2) and MyJVN will list vulnerability countermeasure information only related to what the users have selected Figure 3.
In March, the number of accesses to JVN iPedia reached a monthly count of approximately 400,000, and JVN iPedia is widely utilized as the largest domestic vulnerability countermeasure information database.
Table 2 lists the top 20 most accessed vulnerability countermeasure information in the JVN iPedia database during the 4th quarter of 2010 October- December.
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