The slug moved to 0xMarcio/pocindex, so the raw.githubusercontent URLs in the
README banner were riding a redirect. SLUG now lives in brand.py with the rest
of the identity and getTrending imports it.
The About description lost "with CVSS, KEV and EPSS. Free JSON API, no signup."
GitHub truncates listings near 150 characters, so that tail rarely rendered and
read as a feature list rather than a description. 142 characters now.
The MITRE disclaimer comes out of the footer. The brand carries no MITRE mark,
which was the reason for picking it, and referring to CVE identifiers by name is
ordinary descriptive use. NVD, Tenable and Rapid7 all do it without a notice.
_urltest.html is temporary and comes out in the next commit.
The site called itself three different things: CVE PoC Hub in the title, CVE
Radar in the h1 and the social metadata, and cve on GitHub. Google had no
consistent site name to settle on, so none of the mentions compounded. CVE
Radar was taken anyway, by SOCRadar's free tool and by cveradar.com.
Every user-facing name and URL now comes from scripts/brand.py, so the next
move is one edit rather than a sweep through the tree.
Also repairs the parts of the site a crawler could not use:
- robots.txt and sitemap.xml were both 404. scripts/build_seo.py writes them,
wired into the Pages job. trending_poc.json, kev.json and stats.json stay
crawlable because the first paint needs them; the five bulk payloads are
disallowed, which is 13.2 MB per crawl spent on data no crawler queries.
- Search state lives in ?q= now. Results were unlinkable, so nobody could cite
one and there was no route for a SearchAction to declare. replaceState
rather than pushState, so typing does not bury the back button.
- A WebSite JSON-LD block carries the name Google prints as the site name.
- The footer carries the MITRE trademark notice.
CVE-BOT