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huawei / ar200_firmware

43 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected Version
High July 8, 2020 7/8/20
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
High July 8, 2020 7/8/20
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
High July 8, 2020 7/8/20
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium June 1, 2020 6/1/20
== 200r007c00spc900
== 200r007c00spc900pwe
== 200r007c00spcb00
== 200r007c00spcb00pwe
== 200r007c00spcc00
High January 3, 2020 1/3/20
== 200r003c01
== 200r005c20
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c50
Medium December 16, 2019 12/16/19
== 200r005c20
== 200r005c32
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r008c50
== 200r009c00
Medium December 13, 2019 12/13/19
== 200r005c20
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r008c50
Medium November 13, 2019 11/13/19
== 200r005c20
== 200r006c10
High November 13, 2019 11/13/19
== 200r005c20
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
Low June 4, 2019 6/4/19
== 200r007c00
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c50
== 200r009c00
== 200r010c00
Medium April 24, 2018 4/24/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium April 24, 2018 4/24/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium April 24, 2018 4/24/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium April 24, 2018 4/24/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium April 24, 2018 4/24/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium April 24, 2018 4/24/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium April 24, 2018 4/24/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium April 24, 2018 4/24/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium April 19, 2018 4/19/18
== 200r006c10spc300
High March 9, 2018 3/9/18
== 200r005c32
Low February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Low February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Low February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Low February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
High February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r005c32
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
High February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
Medium February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r005c32
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r005c32
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r005c32
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Low February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r006c10pwe
== 200r006c10spc100
== 200r006c10spc300
== 200r006c10spc300pwe
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c00pwe
== 200r007c00spc100
== 200r007c00spc200
== 200r007c00spc600
== 200r007c00spc600pwe
== 200r007c00spc900
== 200r007c00spc900pwe
== 200r007c00spcb00
== 200r007c00spcb00pwe
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c20spc600
== 200r008c20spc700
== 200r008c20spc800
== 200r008c20spc900
== 200r008c20spc900pwe
== 200r008c30
Medium February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium February 15, 2018 2/15/18
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
High January 30, 2018 1/30/18
== 200r003c00spc100
== 200r003c00spc200
== 200r003c01spc100
== 200r003c01spc300
== 200r003c01spc900
== 200r005c00spc100
== 200r005c00spc200
High December 22, 2017 12/22/17
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium November 22, 2017 11/22/17
== 200r005c20spc026t
Low November 22, 2017 11/22/17
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Medium November 22, 2017 11/22/17
== 200r006c10
== 200r007c00
== 200r007c01
== 200r008c20
== 200r008c30
Low September 25, 2017 9/25/17
== 200r003c00spc100
== 200r003c00spc200
== 200r003c01spc100
== 200r003c01spc200
== 200r003c01spc300
== 200r003c01spc500
== 200r003c01spc600
== 200r003c01spc800
== 200r003c01spc900

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