adding a description of the vulnerability as well as a solution if available. This general activity was called "data mangling" and someone who performed this task a "mangler". Mangling was done by core or casual volunteers. Details submitted by volunteers were reviewed by the core volunteers, called "moderators", further refining the entry or rejecting the volunteer changes if necessary. New information added to an entry that was approved was then available to anyone browsing the site. Contributors Some of the people that volunteered and maintained OSVDB: Jake Kouns (Officer of OSF, Moderator) Chris Sullo (Officer of OSF, Moderator) Brian Martin (Officer of OSF, Moderator) Kelly Todd (Officer of OSF, Moderator) David Shettler (Officer of OSF, Developer) Forrest Rae (Developer) Other volunteers who have helped in the past include: Steve Tornio (Moderator) Alexander Koren (Mangler) Travis Schack (Mangler) Susam Pal (Mangler) Christian Seifert (Mangler) Zain Memon References External links OSVDB Blog Risk Based Security Security vulnerability databases Internet properties established in 2002 Internet properties disestablished in 2016