> ## 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. # Previewing a vulnerability > Open the preview sidepanel to inspect a finding's metadata, risk scoring, and technical evidence without leaving the findings list. The preview sidepanel lets you inspect technical evidence, risk context, and metadata for a finding without navigating away from the list. ## Open the preview 1. Go to the **Vulnerabilities** page. 2. Click the **Name** or row of any finding, such as *SQL Injection in Login Endpoint*. The sidepanel slides in from the right. Vulnerability preview sidepanel open beside the findings table, showing general information and risk scoring sections ## What the sidepanel contains The drawer organizes the finding into accordion sections: * **Header and quick actions** — the title, an **Edit** button (pencil icon), and **Close**. * **General Information** — Asset (*FVB Kikimora App*), CVE (*CVE-2023-12345*), CVSS Score (*9.8*), Impact (*Critical*), Status (*Open*), and Time to Resolve, which shows *–* when not yet calculated. * **Risk Scoring** — the breakdown of business impact, asset criticality, and Kikimora risk factors. * **Technical Scope** — system endpoints, network parameters, and architectural scope. * **Owners** — the assigned security engineers or system owners. * **Description** — contextual description of the flaw. * **Remediation** — recommended patches, mitigating controls, or code fixes. * **Proof of Concept** — technical proof, HTTP payloads, and exploitation steps. ## Open the proof of concept full screen 1. Find the **Proof of Concept** section in the sidepanel. 2. Click the **Proof of Concept** expand button to open the dedicated evidence viewer, which renders requests, responses, and code blocks at full width for closer verification. Full-screen proof of concept modal showing formatted HTTP request and response code blocks