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Last Tuesday, the NVD published 47 new CVEs.
You need to care about maybe 3 of them.
The other 44? Irrelevant to your stack. Noise. Time you’ll never get back if you read them all.
This is the actual problem with CVE monitoring, not that there’s too much information, but that nobody filters it to your infrastructure before it reaches you. Generic CVE feeds treat a WordPress developer and a Wazuh SOC engineer as the same person. They’re not. Your PostgreSQL database doesn’t care about a Cisco IOS vulnerability. Your n8n instance doesn’t care about a VMware ESXi exploit.
But most tools make you figure that out yourself, manually, every single day.
I got tired of that. So I built a workflow that does the filtering for me — scanning 6 live security feeds every 6 hours, matching every CVE against my exact stack keywords, enriching matches with live NVD CVSS scores, and delivering a ranked threat briefing directly to Discord. Only what hits my infrastructure. Nothing else.
Here’s exactly how it works and how you can run the same thing on your own n8n instance.