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Mapping ATT&CK techniques to CVEs should make risk assessment easier

Posted on 3 November 2021

From helpnetsecurity.com

ATT&CK CVE

Vulnerability reporters should start using MITRE ATT&CK technique references to describe what the attacker is trying to achieve by exploiting a given CVE-numbered vulnerability, the MITRE Engenuity team urges.

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