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How ShellCodeX turns security data into useful intelligence

Sources are the starting point—not the finished page. We apply completeness checks, evidence labels and practitioner-focused analysis before a record is eligible for search indexing.

Primarysources preferred
5/daydefault AI note cap
Humanreview before articles publish
Clearuncertainty labels
01 · Workflow

From source record to indexed page

Every content type follows the same core controls, with stricter evidence requirements for claims that cannot be independently confirmed.

01

Collect

Retrieve structured records from recognised public security sources.

02

Normalise

Clean identifiers, dates, affected products, sectors and source links.

03

Score

Evaluate severity, completeness, exploitation and evidence strength.

04

Explain

Add actionable context without extending claims beyond the source data.

05

Control

Index useful records; keep incomplete and weak pages out of search.

02 · Sources & treatment

Different evidence receives different treatment

CVE

Vulnerability intelligence

NVD records are combined with CVSS, affected-product ranges, CWE, EPSS and CISA KEV status when available.

NVD · FIRST EPSS · CISA KEV
BR

Breach records

Have I Been Pwned catalogue data is supplemented with exposure analysis based on account volume and reported data classes.

Have I Been Pwned
RX

Ransomware claims

ransomware.live entries reproduce attacker-controlled leak-site claims. A listing is never presented as independent confirmation of a breach.

ransomware.live · leak-site evidence
IOC

Threat observations

Community feeds such as URLhaus and Feodo Tracker provide time-bound observations, not proof that an indicator remains malicious.

abuse.ch community feeds
03 · Selective enrichment

AI analysis is deliberately limited

ShellCodeX does not generate text for every database row. A single shared daily budget is used only for records likely to add meaningful search and reader value.

  1. Critical or KEV CVEsKnown exploitation first, then critical severity.
  2. Large, verified breachesAt least one million exposed accounts and sufficient source detail.
  3. Evidence-backed ransomware claimsValid organisation context plus a listing URL or screenshot.

Default cap: 5 records per day. The hard application ceiling is 10. Failed calls also count toward the cap to prevent accidental token overspend.

04 · Publication controls

Automation does not equal publication

AI-assisted analyst notes are constrained to supplied structured facts and labelled on the page. Original long-form articles are researched separately and always saved as unpublished drafts.

  • Existing topics are checked to reduce duplicate search intent.
  • Current claims require source links and practical reader value.
  • Titles, metadata, technical claims and code require editorial review.
  • Uncertainty must remain visible; ransomware claims stay unverified.