Is your device secure and fully updated?
Check laptops, firewalls, routers, servers, smartphones, and IoT devices against live global vulnerability databases.
Hardware / Device Model
OS / Firmware Version (e.g. iOS 26, Windows 7)
Software Product Name
Select device and OS/firmware to check both hardware, system, and EOL status simultaneously.
What we track
What we actually check
Four layers, checked separately, because a device can be current in one and behind in another.
Operating system and firmware
The version of iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux or router and firewall firmware, and whether a fixed version exists for each reported flaw.
Chips and components
Flaws in processors, modems, GPUs and drivers that sit below the operating system and are often patched on a different schedule.
Management and network services
Admin web interfaces, VPN portals and remote access. These are the entry points attackers go after first.
Apps and bundled software
Browsers, agents and software that ships with the device. One outdated component can make an updated device unsafe.
Where this comes from
Every result comes from a public record, fetched live.
Vulnerabilities
NIST NVD CVE APIEvery CVE, with severity scores, affected versions, fixed versions and vendor advisory links.
Devices
NIST product dictionary (CPE)The official list of devices, firmware and software that results are matched against.
Active exploitation
CISA Known Exploited VulnerabilitiesDelivered through the NVD record of each CVE.
Exploit likelihood
FIRST EPSSThe estimated probability a flaw is exploited in the next 30 days.
Patches
Fix links and fixed versions come from each CVE’s own references, which point to the vendor’s bulletin.
Before you check
Does this cover every device?
It covers everything in NIST’s product dictionary, and any device named in a CVE can be found by name. Pick “Search all CVEs mentioning…” at the end of the list when a model has no entry.
How do you decide a device is patched?
For products with a precise entry, we compare your version with the affected and fixed versions in each CVE. Without a version, we show the latest reports and ask for one.
What if my device no longer gets updates?
Every flaw published for it stays open. Results mark entries with no published fix, so you can decide whether to isolate, replace or retire the device.
Is this an official vendor tool?
No. It is independent and reads public databases, linking each result to its source so you can confirm it with your vendor.
Do I need to install anything?
No. There is nothing to install and no account. Lookups run in your browser.