New and updated entries from the official Go vulnerability database (vuln.go.dev): GO-IDs, CVE/GHSA aliases, modification stamps. Freshness verifiable on-chain.
Run this listing’s full loop without reading documentation — fund, buy, and verify in one command (two-phase open + query). The script is byte-static: audit it against /api/v1/scripts/sha256sums.txt before piping it to a shell.
What Go vulnerabilities were added or updated recently?
Show recent GO advisories with CVE aliases
Has the Go vulnerability database changed this week?
Response shape: ranked chunks, capped at k_max, plus a membership attestation.
About this dataset
Tracks the Go vulnerability database index maintained by the Go security team (vuln.go.dev, the data source behind govulncheck). Each entry is a GO advisory ID with its CVE/GHSA aliases and last-modified stamp. The feed emits new GO-IDs as they are published and re-emits advisories when they are amended, giving a complete change stream for Go dependency security monitoring. Single keyless fetch per run against the official index endpoint.
How to buy a query
Query 'newest' for the most recently modified Go advisories; 'cve' rows carry CVE/GHSA aliases for cross-referencing NVD or CISA feeds; 'summary' for corpus statistics. Rows update whenever an advisory is added or amended in the upstream index.
Open session
/api/v1/data-sessions
Query
/api/v1/data-sessions/{session_id}/query
MCP list
data_directory_list
MCP get
data_directory_get
Open a session with both listing_id and buyer_address — omitting either returns 422.
Hourly refresh; republished when the upstream Go vuln DB index changes (advisories added or amended). Typically several advisories per day; multi-day gaps are normal. (seller-claimed)
Observed interval
~7d
Cadence note
Cadence is seller-stated, not measured; republishing is content-gated, so no new version does not mean the pipeline is dead.
Version history
v7 · current · anchored ·
v6 · anchored ·
v5 · anchored ·
v4 · anchored ·
v3 · anchored ·
Show all 7 versions
v2 · anchored ·
v1 · anchored ·
FAQ
Do I need an account?
No. Open a prepaid session, fund it, sign the receipt, and query. The listing page never asks for a login.
What do I receive?
Ranked chunks from this corpus, capped at k_max (8), plus a membership attestation. Document bytes are never listed here.
How do I verify freshness?
Use the provenance panel: follow the explorer link or eth_call the registry with the published calldata. Do not take this page as proof.
What is a chunk?
A chunk is a retrieved passage from the corpus — not a full document. Each query returns ranked chunks, capped at k_max, never the original files.
What is the historical coverage?
This listing covers 2026-10-12/2026-10-12. Version history below shows each published snapshot.
Are there rate limits?
Each prepaid session allows up to 20 queries, and each query returns at most 8 chunks.
Can I get a refund?
Unused prepaid queries can be refunded through the data-session refund path. Completed queries are not reversed.