VexDay Proof
Most public exploits are published with no testing whatsoever. The VexDay Proof seal marks those that were tested and confirmed working — so you know which ones are real evidence, not just code uploaded to the web.
lab-verified exploits
exploits cataloged in total
✓ What the seal means
An exploit carrying the VexDay Proof seal was verified in the Exploit-DB lab — an editorial team reproduced the flaw and confirmed the code works. It is the only editorial exploit-verification seal available in open sources.
Why it matters
A public exploit existing doesn't mean it works. Forums and repos are full of broken, fake, or harmless code. A verified exploit changes your priority: if the flaw affects your stack and there's already working proof, your reaction time is different. The seal is the difference between “a PoC exists” and “this actually works.”
Our method
We don't test exploits ourselves or run attack code. We capture the verification flag from Exploit-DB itself — an open, recognized source — and elevate it into a visible, explained seal. It's the same discipline as the rest of Vexday: verification over volume, always with the source in plain sight.