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150 vulnerabilities found| Title | Severity | Exploit | Date | Affected Version |
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Low | January 18, 2019 1/18/19 |
<= 2.28
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High | December 4, 2018 12/4/18 |
<= 2.28
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High | May 18, 2018 5/18/18 |
>= 2.21 <= 2.27
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High | May 18, 2018 5/18/18 |
<= 2.27
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High | May 18, 2018 5/18/18 |
<= 2.27
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High | February 2, 2018 2/2/18 |
>= 2.24 <= 2.26
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High | February 1, 2018 2/1/18 |
<= 2.26
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High | February 1, 2018 2/1/18 |
== 2.1.1
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Medium | February 1, 2018 2/1/18 |
== 2.5
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High | January 31, 2018 1/31/18 |
<= 2.26
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High | December 18, 2017 12/18/17 |
== 2.22
== 2.20
== 2.25
== 2.19
== 2.21
== 2.26
== 2.23
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Medium | December 5, 2017 12/5/17 |
== 2.26
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High | October 22, 2017 10/22/17 |
<= 2.26
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High | October 20, 2017 10/20/17 |
<= 2.26
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Low | October 20, 2017 10/20/17 |
<= 2.26
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Low | October 18, 2017 10/18/17 |
<= 2.14.1
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Low | September 7, 2017 9/7/17 |
<= 2.25
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Low | August 1, 2017 8/1/17 |
<= 2.25
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Medium | June 27, 2017 6/27/17 |
<= 2.24
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High | June 19, 2017 6/19/17 |
<= 2.25
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High | June 12, 2017 6/12/17 |
<= 2.19
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High | May 7, 2017 5/7/17 |
== 2.25
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Medium | March 20, 2017 3/20/17 |
<= 2.21
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Low | March 20, 2017 3/20/17 |
<= 2.21
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Medium | March 20, 2017 3/20/17 |
< 2.28
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Medium | March 15, 2017 3/15/17 |
<= 2.20
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Low | March 2, 2017 3/2/17 |
<= 2.25
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Medium | February 17, 2017 2/17/17 |
<= 2.23
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Medium | October 7, 2016 10/7/16 |
<= 2.24
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Medium | June 10, 2016 6/10/16 |
< 2.24
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High | June 10, 2016 6/10/16 |
< 2.23
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Medium | June 1, 2016 6/1/16 |
<= 2.23
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Medium | June 1, 2016 6/1/16 |
< 2.24
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High | April 19, 2016 4/19/16 |
<= 2.22
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Medium | April 19, 2016 4/19/16 |
<= 2.22
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High | April 19, 2016 4/19/16 |
<= 2.22
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High | April 19, 2016 4/19/16 |
<= 2.22
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Medium | February 18, 2016 2/18/16 |
== 2.10
== 2.10.1
== 2.11
== 2.11.1
== 2.11.2
== 2.11.3
== 2.12
== 2.12.1
== 2.12.2
== 2.13
== 2.14
== 2.14.1
== 2.15
== 2.16
== 2.17
== 2.18
== 2.19
== 2.20
== 2.21
== 2.22
== 2.9
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Low | January 20, 2016 1/20/16 |
<= 2.22
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High | December 17, 2015 12/17/15 |
<= 2.19
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Medium | September 28, 2015 9/28/15 |
<= 2.21
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Medium | August 26, 2015 8/26/15 |
<= 2.14.1
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Medium | April 8, 2015 4/8/15 |
<= 2.20
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High | April 8, 2015 4/8/15 |
<= 2.20
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Medium | March 27, 2015 3/27/15 |
<= 2.21
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High | February 24, 2015 2/24/15 |
<= 2.20
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Medium | February 24, 2015 2/24/15 |
< 2.20
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High | January 28, 2015 1/28/15 |
>= 2.0 < 2.18
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Medium | December 5, 2014 12/5/14 |
== 2.1.2
== 2.11
== 2.0.5
== 2.0.6
== 2.10.1
== 2.1.1
== 2.17
== 2.14
== 2.0.3
== 2.0
== 2.13
== 2.1.1.6
== 2.1
== 2.1.9
== 2.12.1
== 2.0.1
== 2.14.1
== 2.11.2
== 2.0.4
== 2.0.2
== 2.16
<= 2.19
== 2.18
== 2.11.3
== 2.11.1
== 2.1.3
== 2.15
== 2.12
== 2.12.2
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Medium | December 5, 2014 12/5/14 |
<= 2.16
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