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CVE → Search CVE

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Summary

Searches CVE (vulnerability) records in Threatdown (Malwarebytes) by sending a POST request whose JSON body is built from filter fields and optional raw JSON. Returns matching vulnerabilities, with paging and sorting controlled through the body.

Inputs

  • Body Fields (op29_bodyFields) — Collection of optional filters added to the request body. Covers CVE ID, vendor/product/version (raw, display and normalized forms), severity and severity score ranges, CVSS 2.0 and 3.0 score comparisons (eq/gt/gte/lt/lte), CISA exploitable flag, published/created/installation date ranges (after/before), host, machine, account, group and OS info fields, plus not.* exclusion variants. Many fields also have a .keyword exact-match variant. Also holds page_size (default 50), next_cursor for pagination, sort_field and sort_order, and name_multi_search.
  • Additional JSON Body (op29_body) — Raw JSON object merged with the Body Fields values. It can supply any request body property not exposed in the UI. The source suggests it takes precedence over Body Fields on conflicts, but this is not confirmed because the pack shows only function signatures.

Output shape

Items produced from the API response, which the node normalizes into n8n items. This is expected to be the matching CVE records, likely a list.

Results are paged: use page_size and next_cursor in the body to fetch further pages. The exact response envelope is not visible in the provided source, which contains only function signatures. Note that the property metadata lists the operation value as postCve.

Examples

Example 1: Find critical vulnerabilities that CISA marks as exploitable

Body Fields: Cisa Exploitable = true, Severity = Critical, Page Size = 100.

Example 2: List high-CVSS vulnerabilities for a specific product

Body Fields: Normalized Product = chrome, Cvss30 Score Gte = 7.0, Sort Field/Order set as desired.

Example 3: Fetch the next page of results

Reuse the previous filters and set Next Cursor to the cursor value from the previous response, or pass it via Additional JSON Body.

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