* Updated CWE version to v4.17 * Fixed a bug that blocked downlading data that contained CVSS4.0 fields * Some under the hood updates.

In this version the CWE version is updated from v4.14 to v4.16.

This release contains the following updates: * CWE information updated to version 4.14 (from v4.13) * Added support for new CVSS4.0 model

Added the EPPS information to the internal database to achieve persistence, this is also needed for future enhancements. Further some small under the hood updates.

IN this release the Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS) information is added on the CVE detail screen. One can now real time retrieve the latest EPSS data from first.org and combine this will all detailed information as already available from the NVD database. A great add-on to even better help deciding what to give priority.

The CWE information is updated to v4.13.

- Re-enabled the support searching for specific CVE ID in the NVD database. Was disabled in v1.6.0.1.

In this version the following updates are included: * Added a user manual (available via the setting menu) * Added a CWE version indicator in the about section.

The following has been updated/fixed: - Updated the CWE information to v4.12 (this is the latest version released by MITRE) - NVD does temporarily not allow search on specific CVE ID. Disabled this in the app. - Removed some small typos.

In this release the following is updated: - CWE information is updated to v4.11 (from 4.10). This version is release by MITRE on April 27, 2023. - Corrected a few typos on the user interface.

Several updates have been included in this version: - Add charts for CVE per CWE, sorted on the top weaknesses. - Added option to sort the charts on base severity (for CVE per Vendor and CVE per CWE). - Updated the weakness information (CWE) to v4.10 (coming from v4.9).

In this release new functionalities have been added and some under the hood updates: - Now charts that show CVE by vendors are made available. Easy to see the vendors that have the most CVEs allocated; - Fixes in the CVE over time charts. - Added rulers and more descriptive text on the charts, so to make it more easy to understand - Rulers provide insights in mean and standard deviations (only for CVE over time) - Rulers and markers can be disabled/enabled to your liking.

A new feature release including: - CVE statistics in beautiful charts, enabling you to see when CVE are published or updated over time (last 12 months) - Chart provide a stacked view on base severity - Can be configured as a stacked area- or bar chart

Mostly under the hood updates, but also some new functionalities: - CVE details now include, where available, vendor notes - Improvements of the CVE download settings screen, now more options are available - Some small bug fixes and layout changes.

A number of features have been added. Also some fixes are included. New features include the following: - Added the so-called Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) information in the CVE section - Added a filter to only select the vulnerabilities that have a KEV - Added an option in the settings menu to enable/disable haptic feedback - Added an unread indicator (small blue circle next to CVE id) when item is unread - Added a filter to select the CVEs that are unread - Added an option to setup your own API key obtained from the nvd.nist.gov site - Added a progress bar to show the progress on CVE data retrieval via the NVD API - Added a CVE download option sheet to select what to download, and cancel ongoing downloads - Fixed some layout issues with CVSS2 scoring - Fixed some issues with CVE filter end date setting - Fixed an issue with CVE search bar (to make it case insensitive)