TL;DR: Global Hack Map is a free, MIT-licensed live map of publicly reported cyberattacks, data breaches, ransomware claims, exploited vulnerabilities, malicious packages and internet connectivity drops. It merges CISA KEV, NVD, CVE.org, CIRCL, FIRST EPSS, GitHub Advisories, OSV, RansomLook, SEC 8-K filings, IODA and news coverage, and labels every incident confirmed, reported, claimed, precautionary or disputed .

Developers get four things that work today without an account:

CVE watch (exploited flaws and fresh critical CVEs, updated every few minutes),

daily brief at 05:30 UTC,

A public read-only MCP server (no API key) and plain-text fix runbooks at /fix/<CVE> your coding agent can turn into a pull request. Below: this week's numbers, a copy-paste CI gate, MCP setup, and how it is built.

Here is a question you have probably been asked: "Saw this breach on X. Are we affected?"

Answering it usually takes a lot of checks online from different sources.…