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freebsd / freebsd

90 vulnerabilities found (with exploits)
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected Version
High July 1, 2024 7/1/24
== 13.2
== 13.2-p1
== 13.2-p2
== 13.2-p3
== 13.2-p4
== 14.0
== 14.0-beta5
== 14.0-rc3
== 14.0-rc4-p1
== 14.0-p1
== 13.2-p6
== 13.2-p5
== 13.2-p7
== 14.0-p2
== 14.1
== 14.1-p1
== 14.0-p4
== 14.0-p5
== 14.0-p6
== 14.0-p7
== 14.0-p3
== 13.3
== 13.3-p1
== 13.3-p2
== 13.3-p3
== 13.2-p9
== 13.2-p10
== 13.2-p11
== 13.2-p8
Critical April 11, 2024 4/11/24
== 14.0
Medium December 24, 2023 12/24/23
< 11.0
Medium December 18, 2023 12/18/23
<= 12.4
High May 28, 2021 5/28/21
== 12.2-p1
== 12.2-p2
== 12.2
== 12.2-p3
== 12.2-p4
== 13.0-rc4
== 13.0-rc3
== 13.0-beta3-p1
== 12.2-p5
== 13.0-rc5-p1
== 12.2-p6
== 13.0
== 12.2-beta1-p1
High September 25, 2020 9/25/20
== 12.0-p1
<= 11.2
== 12.0
== 12.0-p3
== 11.3-rc3
== 12.0-p2
== 12.0-p4
== 12.0-p5
== 12.0-p6
== 11.3
== 11.3-p1
== 11.3-p3
== 11.3-p2
== 12.0-p8
== 12.1-p1
== 12.1
== 11.3-p4
== 11.3-p5
== 11.3-p6
== 12.0-p7
== 12.0-p9
== 12.0-p10
== 12.0-p11
== 12.0-p12
== 12.1-p2
== 11.3-p7
== 12.1-p3
== 12.1-p4
== 11.3-p8
== 11.4-beta1
== 11.4
== 12.1-p5
== 11.3-p9
== 11.4-rc2
== 11.4-rc1
== 12.1-p6
== 11.3-p10
== 11.3-p11
== 11.4-p1
== 12.1-p7
== 12.1-p9
== 12.1-p8
== 11.4-p3
== 11.4-p2
== 11.3-p13
== 11.3-p12
Medium September 3, 2020 9/3/20
<= 11.4
High July 9, 2020 7/9/20
== 11.3
== 11.3-p1
== 11.3-p3
== 11.3-p2
== 12.1-p1
== 12.1
== 11.3-p4
== 11.3-p5
== 11.3-p6
== 12.1-p2
== 11.3-p7
== 12.1-p3
== 12.1-p4
== 11.3-p8
== 11.4-beta1
== 11.4
== 12.1-p5
== 11.3-p9
== 11.4-rc2
== 12.1-p6
== 11.3-p10
Medium May 24, 2020 5/24/20
== 12.0-p1
== 12.0
== 12.0-p3
== 12.0-p2
== 12.0-p4
== 12.0-p5
== 12.0-p6
== 12.0-p8
== 12.1-p1
== 12.1
== 12.0-p7
== 12.0-p9
== 12.0-p10
== 12.0-p11
== 12.0-p12
== 12.1-p2
== 12.1-p3
== 12.1-p4
== 11.4
== 12.1-p5
== 12.1-p6
== 11.4-p1
== 12.1-p7
>= 11.0 < 11.4
High April 21, 2020 4/21/20
== 12.1
High February 12, 2020 2/12/20
== 8.2
High August 30, 2019 8/30/19
== 11.2-p3
== 11.2-p4
== 11.2-p5
== 12.0-p1
== 11.2-p7
== 12.0
== 11.2
== 11.2-p2
== 11.2-p6
== 11.2-p9
== 12.0-p3
== 11.2-p10
== 12.0-p4
== 12.0-p5
== 11.3
== 11.2-p12
== 11.3-p1
== 11.3-p3
== 11.3-p2
== 11.2-p13
== 11.2-p8
== 11.2-p11
== 12.0-p8
Medium May 15, 2019 5/15/19
== 11.2-p3
== 11.2-p4
== 11.2-p5
== 12.0-p1
== 11.2-p7
== 12.0
== 11.2
== 11.2-p2
== 11.2-p6
== 11.2-p9
== 12.0-p3
Medium January 31, 2019 1/31/19
< 12.0
== 12.0
== 12.0-p1
== 12.0-p2
== 12.0-p3
Low November 28, 2018 11/28/18
< 11.2
== 11.2-p5
Medium September 12, 2018 9/12/18
>= 11.0 < 11.1
>= 10.0 <= 10.4
High September 12, 2018 9/12/18
< 11.2
High September 12, 2018 9/12/18
< 11.2
High September 12, 2018 9/12/18
< 11.2
Medium June 4, 2018 6/4/18
== 10.0
== 11.0
High May 8, 2018 5/8/18
>= 11.0 < 11.1
Medium October 17, 2017 10/17/17
*
== 10
== 10.4
== 11
== 11.1
Low February 7, 2017 2/7/17
== 10.2
== 9.3
== 10.1
Medium August 7, 2016 8/7/16
== 8.3
== 8.0
== 10.0
== 10.1
== 8.4
== 9.2
== 8.2
== 8.1
== 9.0
== 10.2
== 9.3
== 10.3
== 9.1
High May 25, 2016 5/25/16
== 10.3
== 10.2
== 10.1
High May 25, 2016 5/25/16
== 10.3
== 10.2
== 9.3
== 10.1
Low April 12, 2016 4/12/16
== 10.2
== 9.3
== 10.1
Low April 10, 2015 4/10/15
== 10.0
<= 10.1
== 10.1-rc4
== 10.1-rc2
== 10.1-rc3
== 10.0-rc1
== 10.1-rc1
== 10.0-rc2
Low February 2, 2015 2/2/15
== 10.0
== 9.3
== 8.4
== 10.1
High February 2, 2015 2/2/15
== 10.1
Low November 21, 2013 11/21/13
== 5.2.1
== 7.4
== 6.1
== 3.1
== 6.4
== 6.3
== 2.2.5
== 5.5
== 8.2
== 5.4
== 5.3
== 2.2.2
== 2.1.7
== 4.11
== 2.2.3
== 2.0.5
== 8.0
== 1.1.5.1
== 9.0
== 9.1
== 4.5
== 3.5.1
== 4.7
== 7.0
== 9.2
== 4.1
== 2.2.8
== 6.0
== 4.4
== 1.0
== 5.1
== 2.1.6.1
== 7.3
== 2.2
== 3.0
== 5.2
<= 10.0
== 3.2
== 1.1
== 8.1
== 2.1
== 4.8
== 4.2
== 6.2
== 1.5
== 2.2.4
== 2.1.0
== 2.2.6
== 1.1.5
== 0.4_1
== 2.1.6
== 2.1.7.1
== 7.1
== 7.2
== 3.3
== 4.0
== 4.1.1
== 8.4
== 4.6
== 4.3
== 4.10
== 3.4
== 2.0.1
== 3.5
== 1.2
== 5.0
== 2.1.5
== 2.2.1
== 4.9
== 4.6.2
== 2.2.7
== 8.3
== 2.0
Low November 21, 2013 11/21/13
== 5.2.1
== 7.4
== 6.1
== 3.1
== 6.4
== 6.3
== 2.2.5
== 5.5
== 8.2
== 5.4
== 5.3
== 2.2.2
== 2.1.7
== 4.11
== 2.2.3
== 2.0.5
== 8.0
== 1.1.5.1
== 9.0
== 9.1
== 4.5
== 3.5.1
== 4.7
== 7.0
== 9.2
== 4.1
== 2.2.8
== 6.0
== 4.4
== 1.0
== 5.1
== 2.1.6.1
== 7.3
== 2.2
== 3.0
== 5.2
<= 10.0
== 3.2
== 1.1
== 8.1
== 2.1
== 4.8
== 4.2
== 6.2
== 1.5
== 2.2.4
== 2.1.0
== 2.2.6
== 1.1.5
== 0.4_1
== 2.1.6
== 2.1.7.1
== 7.1
== 7.2
== 3.3
== 4.0
== 4.1.1
== 8.4
== 4.6
== 4.3
== 4.10
== 3.4
== 2.0.1
== 3.5
== 1.2
== 5.0
== 2.1.5
== 2.2.1
== 4.9
== 4.6.2
== 2.2.7
== 8.3
== 2.0
Low November 21, 2013 11/21/13
== 5.2.1
== 7.4
== 6.1
== 3.1
== 6.4
== 6.3
== 2.2.5
== 5.5
== 8.2
== 5.4
== 5.3
== 2.2.2
== 2.1.7
== 4.11
== 2.2.3
== 2.0.5
== 8.0
== 1.1.5.1
== 9.0
== 9.1
== 4.5
== 3.5.1
== 4.7
== 7.0
== 9.2
== 4.1
== 2.2.8
== 6.0
== 4.4
== 1.0
== 5.1
== 2.1.6.1
== 7.3
== 2.2
== 3.0
== 5.2
<= 10.0
== 3.2
== 1.1
== 8.1
== 2.1
== 4.8
== 4.2
== 6.2
== 1.5
== 2.2.4
== 2.1.0
== 2.2.6
== 1.1.5
== 0.4_1
== 2.1.6
== 2.1.7.1
== 7.1
== 7.2
== 3.3
== 4.0
== 4.1.1
== 8.4
== 4.6
== 4.3
== 4.10
== 3.4
== 2.0.1
== 3.5
== 1.2
== 5.0
== 2.1.5
== 2.2.1
== 4.9
== 4.6.2
== 2.2.7
== 8.3
== 2.0
High October 9, 2012 10/9/12
== 8.2
High December 25, 2011 12/25/11
>= 7.3 <= 9.0
Medium November 17, 2011 11/17/11
== 8.1
High October 18, 2011 10/18/11
== 7.4
== 9.0-beta1
== 8.2
== 9.0-beta3
== 7.3
== 8.1
== 9.0-beta2
Low May 16, 2011 5/16/11
*
Low March 4, 2011 3/4/11
*
Low March 4, 2011 3/4/11
*
Low March 2, 2011 3/2/11
== 7.3
== 8.1
Low March 2, 2011 3/2/11
== 7.3
== 8.1
High November 22, 2010 11/22/10
>= 7.0 < 7.3
== 8.0-p1
== 8.0-p2
== 8.0-p3
== 8.0-p4
== 8.0-p5
== 8.0-p6
High December 2, 2009 12/2/09
== 8.0
== 7.1
High December 2, 2009 12/2/09
== 8.0
== 7.1
== 7.2
Medium October 6, 2009 10/6/09
== 6.4
== 6.3
Medium July 1, 2009 7/1/09
== 6.4-release_p2
== 6.4
== 6.4-release_p5
== 6.4-release
== 6.4-stable
== 6.4-release_p4
== 7.2-pre-release
== 7.2
== 6.4-release_p3
== 7.2-stable
Low June 18, 2009 6/18/09
== 6.4
== 6.3
== 6.3_releng
== 7.1-release-p2
== 7.1-rc1
== 7.1-release-p1
== 7.1-stable
== 6.4-stable
== 6.4-release_p4
== 7.2-pre-release
== 7.1
== 7.2
== 6.3-release_p10
== 7.1-pre-release
== 7.1-release-p5
Low April 27, 2009 4/27/09
== 6.4
== 6.3
== 7.0-release-p12
== 7.0
== 6.4-stable
== 6.4-release_p4
== 7.2-pre-release
== 7.1
== 6.3-release_p10
== 7.1-release-p5
High March 26, 2009 3/26/09
== 7.0-pre-release
== 7.1-release-p2
== 7.1-release-p1
== 7.1-stable
== 7.0-releng
== 7.0
== 7.0-release
== 7.0-stable
== 7.1
== 7.2
== 7.0-release-p9
== 7.1-pre-release
== 7.0-release-p8

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