GNU Wget

United States Open Source www.gnu.org/software/wget/ ↗
A
TRUSTED
5
Total CVEs
0
Crit / High
0
Medium
0%
Unpatched
0%
Patched
—
Avg CVSS
0
CISA KEV
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▸ CVE Trend by Year
▸ Patch Coverage
Patched
0%
Unpatched
0%
No Status
100%
✓ 0 patched ✗ 0 unpatched
▸ Intelligence by Audience
PoC Available
0 / 20 shown
CISA KEV (Exploited)
0
Shodan Dorks
ssl:"gnu wget" port:443
org:"GNU Wget" http.status:200
Top EPSS (Exploitation Probability)
No EPSS data yet for recent CVEs — scores are published by FIRST.org within 24-48h of NVD disclosure.
Quick Facts for Reporting
Total CVEs tracked
5
Critical severity
0
Actively exploited (CISA)
0
Unpatched ratio
0%
Avg CVSS score
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Security grade
A (TRUSTED)
NVD Data Attribution
Source: NIST National Vulnerability Database (NVD) + GitHub Advisory Database.
Data aggregated by Valters IT Hub · valtersit.com
Last updated: 2026-08-03
Security Risk Score (for investors)
LOW
Vuln Volume
GOOD
Patch Responsiveness
LOW
CISA Exposure
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▸ Recent CVEs showing 20 of 0
No published CVEs found.
▸Intel
Founded1996
CountryUnited States
LicenseOpen Source
Trust ScoreA — TRUSTED
0
Last Updated2026-08-03
▸Company Profile

GNU Wget is a free and open-source command-line utility for downloading files from the web, supporting HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP protocols. Developed by the GNU Project, it is widely used for recursive downloads, bandwidth throttling, and automated scripting, making it a common target for vulnerability research due to its network-facing nature. Its cybersecurity relevance stems from its role in system administration and automation, where vulnerabilities can lead to remote code execution or information disclosure.

▸Response Metrics
Est. MTTR ⓘ ~500 days (Critical)
Mean Time To Remediate. Estimates days from CVE disclosure to patch.
Industry avg: ~60d (good) · 100-300d (poor) · 300d+ (critical)
Patch Speed ⓘ Good (20–40% open)
0% of CVEs still unpatched.  Excellent: <20% · Good: 20-40% · Avg: 40-65% · Poor: >65%
▸ Financial Risk Estimate
Est. GDPR Low
€120K
Est. GDPR High
€1.2M

Based on 0 critical CVEs, 0 CISA KEV, 20% unpatched. Model: GDPR Art.83 · not legal advice.

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