Feature
The libraries your application actually runs in production are detected and matched against new vulnerabilities daily. Not from your package.json. From what is actually deployed.
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Each scan identifies the libraries your application actually runs in production. React 18.2, Next.js 14.2, jQuery 3.6, Express 4.18. What is deployed, not what is in your repository.
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NVD, GitHub Advisories, and CISA KEV are checked daily. When a new CVE is published, it is automatically cross-referenced against every library detected in recent scans.
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If a new vulnerability affects a library detected in your application, you see it in your Security Changelog marked "Affects your system." Not the full NVD firehose. Only what is relevant to your stack.
CVE-2026-XXXXX: Prototype pollution in lodash
A prototype pollution vulnerability was published affecting lodash versions below 4.17.22. This library version was detected in your application at app.example.com during your last scan.
Detected: lodash 4.17.21 (bundle analysis)
Affected range: < 4.17.22
Fix: upgrade to lodash 4.17.22 or later
CVE-2026-YYYYY: XSS in Angular template compiler
An XSS vulnerability in Angular versions 16.x through 17.x. Your application does not use Angular. This is in the industry feed for awareness only.
Traditional vulnerability scanners check your dependencies from your repository. Secureless detects library versions from what your production site actually serves. If a hotfix downgrades a library, if your CDN caches an old bundle, or if a dependency gets vendored at an outdated version, the scan catches it because it checks what the browser actually loads.
The free scan detects your libraries. Continuous monitoring matches them against new CVEs daily.
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