cors is a widely used npm package with no known vulnerabilities currently listed in the OSV database as of 2026-05-24. The latest stable version is 2.8.6. Regular dependency audits are still recommended.
Package Overview
Known Vulnerabilities
No known vulnerabilities are currently listed in the OSV database for this package. This does not guarantee the absence of security issues. Regular audits are recommended.
Security Recommendations
- Pin cors to the latest stable version (2.8.6) in your dependency manifest
- Enable automated dependency updates with Dependabot or Renovate
- Run regular vulnerability scans using
npm audit - Review your lock file (.package-lock.json) after every update
- Monitor the OSV database and NIST NVD for new advisories
FAQ
Is cors safe to use?
cors is actively maintained and widely used. As of 2026-05-24, there are 0 known vulnerabilities listed in the OSV database. Most have patches available. Keeping your dependencies updated and running regular security audits significantly reduces risk.
What vulnerabilities does cors have?
The OSV database currently lists 0 vulnerabilities for cors. These range in severity and are detailed in the vulnerability table above. Check the linked advisories for full technical details and remediation guidance.
How do I update cors to fix vulnerabilities?
Run npm update cors or npm install cors@latest to get the newest version. Use npm audit to identify vulnerable dependencies in your project. Enable automated updates with Dependabot or Renovate to stay current.
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