y2k
- Known vulnerabilities
- 0
- Still open
- 0
- KEV open
- 0
- Max CVSS (historical)
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Cumulative exposure
Low
Aggregates open CVEs (40%) + KEV (30%) + critical shared permissions (15%) + trackers (10%) + OS EOL (5%). Higher score = more exposed.
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Open CVEs +0/+50
0 open CVEs, max CVSS 0.0, EPSS 0%
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Active KEVs +0/+35
0 CISA KEVs still open
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Permissions +0/+10
0 critical shared permission(s)
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Trackers +0/+8
0 identification/profiling tracker(s)
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EOL OS +0/+5
Installed OS is end-of-life
Based on permissions only: no CVE data referenced for this app.
Known vulnerabilities (CVE)
No CVE is currently referenced in NVD for this app on its platform.
The absence of CVEs is not a security guarantee — it can also mean nobody has audited or published findings.
Context
Context
Description
step into the y2k era where flip phones, digicamfx, and overexposed selfies ruled the internet. y2k: 2000s photo editor gives your pics that raw, nostalgic look of early digital cameras and old-school collages. we’re not about hyper-polished perfection. edit your photos with vintage effects, collage layouts, and stickers straight out of the 2000s. every tool is designed to make your photos look effortlessly authentic, like they were taken on a 3.2mp digicam in your best friend’s bedroom. features: • vintage camera effects & filters inspired by old digicams • create unique profile pictures of your OC • add aesthetic collages & rant backgrounds • stickers & overlays to give that tumblr feel • adjustable film grain, blur, and glow • add lyrics and text to your images we also have an optional subscription to unlock all premium filters and stickers. this isn’t just a photo editor app, it’s a time machine. from dreamy flash shots to grungy lo-fi edits, y2k lets you recreate the feeling of digging through an old digital camera’s memory card. y2k is for anyone who misses the era of pixelated charm, chaotic collages, and flash-lit mirror selfies.
Data collected and shared
Source: App Store · App Privacy · 2 data item(s) declared
Indicative classification based on data sensitivity. "Shared" = transmitted to third parties (publisher-declared).
FAQ
FAQ: y2k
Why are no CVEs listed for y2k?
No CVE is currently referenced in NVD for y2k (com.abel.y2k) with a iOS CPE configuration. Either none has been publicly disclosed, or none has been mapped yet. Absence of a CVE is not a security guarantee.
What is the latest known version of y2k?
The most recent version of y2k (com.abel.y2k) tracked by Appaloosa Scout is 2.05, published by Abel Thomas Noble.