Stack Facts

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 12 Oct 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• stackfacts_eol_product

  List every release cycle of a product (Node.js, Python, Ubuntu…) and if it is still supported: EOL (end-of-life) date, support status, LTS, latest version.

• stackfacts_eol_cycle

  Check if a version is still supported (is python 3.12 still supported?): one release cycle, its EOL (end-of-life) date, support status, LTS, latest patch.

• stackfacts_eol_check

  Check dependencies, runtimes and OS versions for EOL: is each still supported? Up to 50 product@version pairs to cycle, end-of-life date and support status.

• stackfacts_eol_image

  Check a container image for EOL: is node:18-alpine still supported? Maps its runtime, Java and base OS to end-of-life date and support status.

• stackfacts_eol_snapshot

  Download the signed EOL (end-of-life) snapshot (endoflife.date, MIT): support status of every product and cycle, still supported or not, plus its manifest.

• stackfacts_kev_lookup

  Check if a CVE is actively exploited (CISA KEV): in_kev, date added, remediation due date, required action and known ransomware use.

• stackfacts_kev_check

  Check up to 100 CVEs at once against CISA KEV (known exploited vulnerabilities); returns in_kev and the KEV details for each one.

• stackfacts_kev_changes

  List CVEs added to, removed from or changed in CISA KEV since a snapshot_id, so an agent can poll for newly exploited vulnerabilities.

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