ERG for iOS
- Known vulnerabilities
- 0
- Still open
- 0
- KEV open
- 0
- Max CVSS (historical)
- —
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
PHMSA’s Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) is the go-to resource for first responders during the initial phase of a dangerous goods or hazardous materials transportation incident. The ERG app is a valuable companion, based on the latest edition of the ERG, to help responders quickly access critical information at their fingertips. The app features an indexed list of dangerous goods, including their associated ID number, general hazards, and recommended safety precautions. In practical scenarios, such as responding to an overturned tractor trailer displaying a DOT hazmat placard, emergency responders can use the app to quickly identify the material associated with the placard and get guidance on how to respond effectively. Full versions available in English, French, and Spanish.
Data collected and shared
App Privacy not yet fetched for this app. Will be retried in the next enrichment cycle.
FAQ
FAQ: ERG for iOS
Why are no CVEs listed for ERG for iOS?
No CVE is currently referenced in NVD for ERG for iOS (gov.dot.phmsa.erg2) 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 ERG for iOS?
The most recent version of ERG for iOS (gov.dot.phmsa.erg2) tracked by Appaloosa Scout is 4.1.1, published by Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration.