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IOC Passport

CVE-2023-33246

CVEArticle-derived observationArchived observationReported in 2 articlesWatch this →

A CVE identifier referenced in published reporting. It is vulnerability context, not a malicious indicator or feed verdict.

This context-only value aged beyond its 90-day contextual reporting window. No applicable exact provider check exists for this type, so placement is based on reporting recency alone. Archive-cleared or archived does not mean clean, inactive, benign, remediated, resolved, or safe, and this lifecycle does not change current verified-feed admission.

Current verified-feed status

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Article reporting and current malicious-feed admission are evaluated separately.

First reported
Last reported
Article count
2
Admission policy
Context only
Research lifecycle
Archived · window ended

Article reporting history

These dates are report publication dates, not provider sightings or proof of malicious activity.

Related indicators

Observables that appear alongside this one in the same reporting. Co-occurrence can suggest shared infrastructure, but it does not establish common ownership, campaign identity, or actor attribution.

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