Exodus Intelligence shares vulnerability metadata to allow interested parties to understand the scope, severity, and impact of each vulnerability. As with all that we do, we only publish intelligence for vulnerabilities that are proven to be exploitable. Using the metadata, users can see whether they are interested in a specific vulnerability and decide whether they want to purchase all the details.

• Updates delivered via Portal and API
• Further details provided through vault landing page for each vulnerability

Exodus researchers are highly skilled in identifying and documenting truly exploitable Zero-Days, leading to a deep library of vulnerabilities. A Zero-Day vulnerability is a flaw discovered in software or hardware allowing an attacker access to a system or to protected information that has not yet been fixed by the application provider.

• Zero-Day Full Access (ZFA) is available for customers ready to purchase by qualified/verified organizations
• Exodus also provides Zero-Day Meta Access (ZMA) information, with a description of the detailed report and the option to purchase exploits or packet traces and available to verified organizations

Exodus maintains a large store of N-Day vulnerability analysis and exploits for known flaws in commonly used software. An N-Day is a type of vulnerability that has already been fixed by the application provider. Once announced, security vendors often make updates to increase security until the patch can be deployed.

• Of the thousands of reported vulnerabilities, few can be exploited to have a critical impact
• The Exodus N-Day Metadata Access (NMA) feed only references verified exploits
• NMA can be incorporated into enterprise security stacks via multiple integrations