Software vulnerability analysis
Enter a vendor, product, and optional version to retrieve CVE candidates and review ranked results.
Identify potentially relevant software vulnerabilities, understand affected products, and prioritize security investigations with AI-assisted analysis.
Assess a single software product, analyze a CSV inventory, or connect your own tools through the ROJX API.
Enter the vendor, product and optional version.
Retrieve potentially relevant CVE candidates.
Review AI-assisted candidate rankings.
Download results or use the secure API.
Illustrative index scale. Figures below are approximate reference values, not live database totals; the authenticated dashboard shows current values from the configured index.
Use software identity information to find potentially relevant CVEs, review AI-assisted rankings, and make the output accessible to your team or existing systems.
Enter a vendor, product, and optional version to retrieve CVE candidates and review ranked results.
Focus security investigation on potentially relevant CVE candidates using the configured ranking engine.
Submit multiple software products together and download consolidated results in original input order.
Explore indexed vulnerability records and your recent analysis history after signing in.
Connect existing applications using user-managed access tokens, documented payloads, and structured responses.
Download findings in CSV format to support documentation and downstream workflows.
Both approaches support better security decisions, but they answer different questions.
Typically broad and systematic, using automated tools and available evidence to identify and catalog known or potential weaknesses without intentionally exploiting them.
Focus: visibility, coverage, and prioritization.
A scoped security exercise in which authorized testers attempt controlled exploitation of selected weaknesses to understand potential attack paths and real-world impact.
Focus: exploit validation and practical impact.
ROJX Vulnerability Intelligence currently provides software-based CVE candidate analysis; it is not a penetration test and does not itself perform a complete network vulnerability assessment.
Clear answers about assessments, results, software inventory and integration, before you get started.
Enter the software vendor and product. Version is optional, although a known version provides additional context for analysis.
No. ROJX retrieves and ranks candidate CVEs based on available software information. Confirming applicability or exploitability requires further evidence and technical validation.
Yes. Upload a CSV with vendor, product and version columns. The application preserves input order and provides downloadable results.
No. This product-based service only requires software identity fields. Network IP addresses and a full asset inventory are not required. Submitted analyses are saved to your account.
Yes. Manage API tokens in your account and use the documented REST API for product assessments and result retrieval.
No. This application analyzes software-based CVE candidates; it does not scan networks or attempt to exploit systems. Penetration testing is a separate, authorized security exercise.