CVE & NVD Management isn't responsibility of NSA but just MITRE & NIST. NSA's roles are mostly around stuffs like Signals Intelligence & offensive cybersec capabilities maybe. It does collaborate with other domestic agencies for protecting critical infrastructures i think. Not sure.

The article mentions two endpoints that mention about all those vulnerabilities. It's not a just an article with click-bait title.

yeah pretty tight with resources and requests keep flooding in. apologies for any inconvenience.

yeah I really struggle with all that. constantly learning though.

I can respect that, but then the question that arises whether you should be developing a product for something you don't grasp the mechanics of

yeah cloudflare can be real aggressive at these times.

thanks man! i actually am not really aware much about pitching or convincing people but yeah i sure am learning. i really appreciate your feedback.

thanks!

thanks

HN strongly prefers original titles, absent linkbait or gratuitious fluff, or occasionally an alternate descriptive phrase, usually a subtitle or direct quote from within the article. See dang's comments (search "by:dang title" on HN) for guidance.

Examples: <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7619019> and <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8357252>. HN aims for intellectually curious discussion, and mods are aware that some factors (and titles) can seriously distract from discussion: <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22176686>.

From the guidelines:

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I'm not sure where your submission title came from, but it's not the title on the linked article itself, and in fact seems to bear no relation to the subject matter, "Subdomain Enumeration Tool Face-off - 2023 Edition". That's strongly frowned on. Though perhaps you'd meant to submit a different article or had mixed up titles and/or URLs with another?

oh there are guidelines too. i wasn't aware. i put the right article. i was just experimenting. thanks for letting me know.

i did forget. thanks!

Hold up. It was a joke.

good one

absolutely. it's just useful for a quick overview. real research happens when you keep digging where others haven't.