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One change, in full: Product added: red hat discovery 2 named as affected from red hat. The same change in 16 CVE records. Back to the ledger

Counted changes from Red Hat, newest first, one line per change to a CVE record, or per run of identical changes collapsed into one line.
Changed on, The day the change first became visible in the catalog's public history. Not the day the record was amended, which is earlier by an unknown margin.KindRecord, Which record was edited, by its CVE id, or how many records one collapsed line stands on.Vendor · product, The vendor and product a CVE record names, with the organisation that publishes the record under them; or the package an advisory names and its registry.What changedDays to revision, The earlier stated value's interval. For a version boundary, it ends at the first replacement of that value; the reported current value may appear later. Starting points differ by kind: record publication, advisory publication, or the observed introduction of a KEV field value. Intervals are not directly comparable across kinds. Missing dates mean unknown, never zero. This does not date when a value became wrong.
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2024-12086not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 526 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2025-14087not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 196 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2025-14512not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 195 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2026-33845not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 55 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2026-33846not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 51 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2026-3832not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 55 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2026-3833not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 55 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2026-42009not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 37 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2026-42010not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 48 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2026-42011not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 48 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2026-42012not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 29 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2026-42013not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 29 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2026-42014not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 9 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2026-42015not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 29 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2026-5260not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 29 days
2026-06-24Product addedCVE-2026-5419not named as affected at publication, now names red hat discovery 2Time to revision 23 days

Rows, not records: a moved fix version and an added product count once per product, every other kind once per record or advisory.

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