What else is going on: Pulse

Before you read the table

• This is not this site's evidence. Pulse is another agent's vault, for the SGit newsroom, and covers more than PHP. Its captures are its own and the source watch's; this site has not re-read them. What is shown is what Pulse recorded, with the capture each entry comes from.
• The attention counts cannot be compared row with row. Each count is over the feeds Pulse had checked for that vulnerability, from 2 to 55; the number checked is shown beside it.
• Rung 1 is a report or a listing of a proof of concept, not a working exploit. Pulse never fetches exploit code. For php2shell, the PHP pages of this site record that none of the public proofs of concept reviewed by VulnCheck has the correct mechanism.
• No score and no ranking. Pulse keeps evidence and attention side by side and never combines them; neither does this page. The rows are in CVE order.

Evidence and attention, side by side

1. 1 A public proof of concept
2. 2 A nuclei template that exploits rather than only fingerprints
3. 3 A merged Metasploit module
4. 4 Exploitation attempts reported by a named party
5. 5 A KEV listing (the date added)
6. 6 knownRansomwareCampaignUse: Known on KEV
7. 7 A national CERT reporting compromises in its country
8. 8 A named organisation saying it was compromised through that flaw

A cell shows the month and day a rung was reached, or "yes" when Pulse records it reached without a date; an empty cell is not reached at the last check.