Privacy Policy
This page explains how CVEWorks may process technical information when visitors access the website and use its tools.
Our approach to privacy
CVEWorks is an independent technology and cybersecurity project that provides free web-based tools for technical, educational and professional use.
Most public tools on CVEWorks do not require visitors to create an account, register personal information or provide a name in order to use them.
CVEWorks aims to collect only the technical information reasonably necessary to operate, maintain, protect and improve the website.
Information generated during access
When a visitor accesses CVEWorks, the web server, hosting infrastructure or analytics systems may automatically process technical information associated with the request.
This information may include an IP address, browser type, operating system, requested page, referring page, access date and time, device characteristics and other standard technical information generated during normal web communication.
This information may be used for website operation, security monitoring, troubleshooting, usage statistics and improvement of the available tools and pages.
Website usage information
CVEWorks may use internal or third-party analytics technologies to better understand how visitors interact with the website.
Analytics information may include page visits, sessions, navigation activity, browser characteristics, approximate technical location information and interaction with website features.
This information is primarily used to identify technical problems, understand which tools are useful to visitors and improve the performance and usability of the website.
Information submitted to CVEWorks tools
Some CVEWorks tools process information entered or uploaded by the user in order to perform the requested technical operation.
Depending on the tool, processing may occur directly in the visitor's browser or may require communication with the CVEWorks server or an external data source.
Users should avoid submitting confidential, sensitive, personal or restricted information unless they understand how the specific tool processes that information.
CVEWorks tools should not be treated as a secure storage service or as a repository for confidential information.
Cookies and similar technologies
CVEWorks and services integrated with the website may use cookies, local storage or similar technologies when required for functionality, analytics, security or advertising-related features.
Visitors can control or remove cookies using the privacy and storage settings available in their browser.
External services and links
CVEWorks may contain links to external websites, affiliate services, security information providers, advertisements or third-party resources.
These external services operate under their own privacy policies and terms. CVEWorks does not control how third-party websites process information after a visitor leaves CVEWorks.
Changes to this policy
This Privacy Policy may be updated as CVEWorks evolves, new tools are introduced or technical and legal requirements change.
The current version published on this page represents the privacy information applicable to the website.
Questions about privacy?
Contact CVEWorks if you have questions regarding this Privacy Policy.