In last-minute reversal, US agency extends support for cyber vulnerability database

News17 Apr 2025

U.S. officials will extend support for 11 months for a database of cyber weaknesses that plays a critical role in fighting bugs and hacks, a spokesperson said on Wednesday, just as the funding was due to run out.

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