> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kikimora.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Inspecting asset details > Open an exposure asset to review its CVEs, EPSS exploit-prediction scores, and the open ports and service banners discovered on it. Every asset in the Exposure table opens into a detail view where you can inspect what discovery found on it. ## What the detail view shows * **Clickable cells** — both the **Domain / Name** and **IP Address** cells in the Exposure table are links that open the asset's detail view. * **Vulnerabilities** — the CVEs associated with the asset, grouped into Critical, High, Medium, and Low tabs. * **EPSS scores** — the Exploit Prediction Scoring System percentage for each discovered CVE, indicating how likely that vulnerability is to be exploited in the wild. * **Port information** — the ports discovered open on the asset, the service running on each, and the raw service banner captured from it. * **General information** — the asset's name, its associated domains and hostnames, and the organization, ISP, and ASN that own its IP address. ## Inspect an asset 1. In the Exposure table, click any domain name or IP address link. Exposure assets table listing discovered domains with their IPs, host names, open ports, vulnerability counts, and EPSS scores 2. The asset detail view opens on its vulnerabilities, grouped into **Critical**, **High**, **Medium**, and **Low** tabs. Each entry shows its CVE, EPSS percentage, the port it was found on, and a description. Asset detail view with severity tabs and CVE entries showing EPSS percentages and the port each was found on 3. Click **General Information** for the asset's identity and hosting metadata: **Name**, associated **Domains** and **Hostnames**, and the **Organization**, **ISP**, and **ASN** behind its IP address. General panel listing the asset's name, domains, hostnames, organization, ISP, and ASN 4. Click **Port Information** to open the **Port Logs** panel, then select a port from the **Select port** combobox to see the service name and its raw banner output. When no log has been captured for the selected port, the panel reads `No details available for port .`