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dotnetnuke / dotnetnuke
28 vulnerabilities found| Title | Severity | Exploit | Date | Affected Version |
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High | February 6, 2017 2/6/17 |
<= 07.04.00
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Low | August 31, 2016 8/31/16 |
<= 08.00.04
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Low | February 9, 2015 2/9/15 |
<= 07.03.04
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Low | March 12, 2014 3/12/14 |
== 5.1.3
== 4.8.2
== 4.8.1
== 2.1.1
== 6.2.7
== 1.0.10e
== 1.0.10d
== 6.2.5
== 1.0.7
== 4.8.3
== 6.2.0
== 6.2.3
== 4.5.2
== 7.0.2
== 4.6.2
== 4.8.4
<= 6.2.8
== 7.0.6
== 1.0.8
== 6.2.6
== 6.0.0
== 1.0.6
== 4.9
== 5.1.4
== 6.1.2
== 1.0.9
== 3.0.8
== 5.0
== 5.1.1
== 4.3.5
== 6.1.4
== 5.05.01
== 4.5.4
== 6.0.2
== 2.1.2
== 4.0
== 7.0.0
== 4.4.1
== 7.0.4
== 3.0.11
== 3.0.7
== 4.6.0
== 6.1.1
== 7.0.5
== 5.1
== 6.0.1
== 4.7.0
== 4.9.1
== 7.0.3
== 7.1.0
== 4.8.0
== 4.5.5
== 6.2.1
== 3.3.5
== 6.1.5
== 3.1.0
== 6.2.2
== 6.1.0
== 4.6.1
== 4.9.2
== 7.0.1
== 5.1.2
== 6.2.4
== 6.1.3
== 5.06.00
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Low | March 12, 2014 3/12/14 |
== 5.1.3
== 4.8.2
== 4.8.1
== 2.1.1
== 6.2.7
== 1.0.10e
== 1.0.10d
== 6.2.5
== 1.0.7
== 4.8.3
== 6.2.0
== 6.2.3
== 4.5.2
== 7.0.2
== 4.6.2
== 4.8.4
<= 6.2.8
== 7.0.6
== 1.0.8
== 6.2.6
== 6.0.0
== 1.0.6
== 4.9
== 5.1.4
== 6.1.2
== 1.0.9
== 3.0.8
== 5.0
== 5.1.1
== 4.3.5
== 6.1.4
== 5.05.01
== 4.5.4
== 6.0.2
== 2.1.2
== 4.0
== 7.0.0
== 4.4.1
== 7.0.4
== 3.0.11
== 3.0.7
== 4.6.0
== 6.1.1
== 7.0.5
== 5.1
== 6.0.1
== 4.7.0
== 4.9.1
== 7.0.3
== 7.1.0
== 4.8.0
== 4.5.5
== 6.2.1
== 3.3.5
== 6.1.5
== 3.1.0
== 6.2.2
== 6.1.0
== 4.6.1
== 4.9.2
== 7.0.1
== 5.1.2
== 6.2.4
== 6.1.3
== 5.06.00
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Low | March 12, 2014 3/12/14 |
== 5.1.3
== 4.8.2
== 4.8.1
== 2.1.1
== 6.2.7
== 1.0.10e
== 1.0.10d
== 6.2.5
== 1.0.7
== 4.8.3
== 6.2.0
== 6.2.3
== 4.5.2
== 7.0.2
== 4.6.2
== 4.8.4
<= 6.2.8
== 7.0.6
== 1.0.8
== 6.2.6
== 6.0.0
== 1.0.6
== 4.9
== 5.1.4
== 6.1.2
== 1.0.9
== 3.0.8
== 5.0
== 5.1.1
== 4.3.5
== 6.1.4
== 5.05.01
== 4.5.4
== 6.0.2
== 2.1.2
== 4.0
== 7.0.0
== 4.4.1
== 7.0.4
== 3.0.11
== 3.0.7
== 4.6.0
== 6.1.1
== 7.0.5
== 5.1
== 6.0.1
== 4.7.0
== 4.9.1
== 7.0.3
== 7.1.0
== 4.8.0
== 4.5.5
== 6.2.1
== 3.3.5
== 6.1.5
== 3.1.0
== 6.2.2
== 6.1.0
== 4.6.1
== 4.9.2
== 7.0.1
== 5.1.2
== 6.2.4
== 6.1.3
== 5.06.00
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Low | April 11, 2012 4/11/12 |
== 6.0.0
== 6.0.2
== 6.0.1
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Low | April 11, 2012 4/11/12 |
== 5.1.3
== 5.5.1
== 5.6.1
== 5.3.0
== 5.0.1
== 5.2.1
== 5.6.2
== 5.2.0
== 5.0.0
== 4.9.3
== 4.9.0
== 5.1.4
== 5.4.1
== 5.1.1
== 5.4.4
== 5.4.0
== 5.4.3
== 5.6.0
<= 5.6.3
== 4.9.4
== 5.3.1
== 4.9.1
== 5.4.2
== 5.5.0
== 4.9.2
== 5.1.2
== 5.2.3
== 5.2.2
== 5.1.0
== 4.9.5
== 6.0.0
== 6.0.2
== 6.0.1
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Low | December 9, 2010 12/9/10 |
== 5.05.01
== 5.06.00
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Medium | November 29, 2009 11/29/09 |
== 5.1.3
== 4.8.2
== 4.8.1
== 4.8.3
== 4.5.2
== 4.6.2
== 4.8.4
== 4.9
== 5.1.4
== 5.0
== 5.1.1
== 4.3.5
== 4.5.4
== 4.0
== 4.4.1
== 4.6.0
== 5.1
== 4.7.0
== 4.9.1
== 4.8.0
== 4.5.5
== 4.6.1
== 4.9.2
== 5.1.2
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Low | November 29, 2009 11/29/09 |
== 5.1.3
== 4.8.2
== 4.8.1
== 4.8.3
== 4.8.4
== 4.9
== 5.1.4
== 5.0
== 5.1.1
== 5.1
== 4.9.1
== 4.8.0
== 4.9.2
== 5.1.2
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Medium | August 27, 2009 8/27/09 |
== 4.8.2
== 4.8.1
== 4.8.3
== 4.5.2
== 4.6.2
== 4.8.4
== 4.5.4
== 4.4.1
== 4.6.0
== 4.7.0
== 4.8.0
== 4.5.5
== 4.6.1
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Medium | August 27, 2009 8/27/09 |
== 4.8.2
== 4.8.1
== 4.8.3
== 4.5.2
== 4.6.2
== 4.8.4
== 5.0
== 4.3.5
== 4.5.4
== 4.0
== 4.4.1
== 4.6.0
== 4.7.0
== 4.8.0
== 4.5.5
== 4.6.1
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High | August 27, 2009 8/27/09 |
== 4.8.2
== 4.8.1
== 2.1.1
== 4.8.3
== 4.5.2
== 4.6.2
== 4.8.4
== 3.0.8
== 4.3.5
== 4.5.4
== 2.1.2
== 4.0
== 4.4.1
== 3.0.11
== 3.0.7
== 4.6.0
== 4.7.0
== 4.8.0
== 4.5.5
== 3.3.5
== 3.1.0
== 4.6.1
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Low | April 22, 2009 4/22/09 |
<= 4.9.2
== 1.0.10d
== 1.0.10e
== 1.0.6
== 1.0.7
== 1.0.8
== 1.0.9
== 2.1.1
== 2.1.2
== 3.0.11
== 3.0.7
== 3.0.8
== 3.1.0
== 3.3.5
== 4.0
== 4.3.5
== 4.5.2
== 4.5.4
== 4.5.5
== 4.6.0
== 4.6.1
== 4.6.2
== 4.7.0
== 4.8.0
== 4.8.1
== 4.8.2
== 4.8.3
== 4.8.4
== 4.9
== 4.9.1
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Low | April 21, 2009 4/21/09 |
== 4.8.2
== 4.8.1
== 2.1.1
== 1.0.10e
== 1.0.10d
== 1.0.7
== 4.5.2
<= 4.8.3
== 4.6.2
== 1.0.8
== 1.0.6
== 1.0.9
== 3.0.8
== 4.3.5
== 4.5.4
== 2.1.2
== 4.0
== 3.0.11
== 3.0.7
== 4.6.0
== 4.7.0
== 4.8.0
== 4.5.5
== 3.3.5
== 3.1.0
== 4.6.1
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Low | April 21, 2009 4/21/09 |
== 4.8.2
== 4.8.1
== 4.8.3
== 4.6.2
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Low | April 7, 2009 4/7/09 |
== 4.8.2
== 4.8.1
== 2.1.1
== 1.0.10e
== 1.0.10d
== 1.0.7
== 4.5.2
<= 4.8.3
== 1.0.8
== 1.0.6
== 1.0.9
== 3.0.8
== 4.3.5
== 2.1.2
== 4.0
== 3.0.11
== 3.0.7
== 3.3.5
== 3.1.0
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Medium | March 30, 2009 3/30/09 |
== 2.1.1
== 1.0.10e
== 1.0.10d
== 1.0.7
== 4.5.2
== 1.0.8
== 1.0.6
== 1.0.9
== 3.0.8
== 4.3.5
== 2.1.2
== 4.0
<= 4.8.1
== 3.0.11
== 3.0.7
== 3.3.5
== 3.1.0
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Medium | March 30, 2009 3/30/09 |
== 2.1.1
== 1.0.10e
== 1.0.10d
== 1.0.7
== 4.5.2
== 1.0.8
== 1.0.6
== 1.0.9
== 3.0.8
== 4.3.5
== 2.1.2
== 4.0
<= 4.8.1
== 3.0.11
== 3.0.7
== 3.3.5
== 3.1.0
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Low | March 30, 2009 3/30/09 |
== 2.1.1
== 1.0.10e
== 1.0.10d
== 1.0.7
== 4.5.2
== 1.0.8
== 1.0.6
== 1.0.9
== 3.0.8
== 2.1.2
== 4.0
<= 4.8.1
== 3.0.11
== 3.0.7
== 3.1.0
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Medium | March 5, 2009 3/5/09 |
== 4.8.2
== 4.8.1
== 4.8.3
== 4.5.2
== 4.8.4
== 4.9
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Low | September 25, 2006 9/25/06 |
== 2.1.1
== 1.0.10e
== 1.0.10d
== 1.0.7
== 1.0.8
== 1.0.6
== 1.0.9
== 3.0.8
== 2.1.2
== 4.0
== 3.0.7
== 3.1.0
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High | July 18, 2006 7/18/06 |
*
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Low | May 19, 2005 5/19/05 |
<= 3.0.11
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Medium | December 31, 2004 12/31/04 |
== 1.0.10d
== 1.0.7
== 1.0.8
== 1.0.6
== 1.0.9
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High | December 31, 2004 12/31/04 |
== 1.0.10d
== 1.0.7
== 1.0.8
== 1.0.6
== 1.0.9
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Low | December 31, 2004 12/31/04 |
== 1.0.10d
== 1.0.7
== 1.0.8
== 1.0.6
== 1.0.9
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dnnsoftware / dotnetnuke
45 vulnerabilities found| Title | Severity | Exploit | Date | Affected Version |
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Medium | February 3, 2026 2/3/26 |
<= 9.5.0
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Critical | January 28, 2026 1/28/26 |
< 9.13.10
>= 10.0.0 < 10.2.0
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High | January 28, 2026 1/28/26 |
>= 9.0.0 < 9.13.10
>= 10.0.0 < 10.2.0
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High | January 28, 2026 1/28/26 |
>= 9.0.0 < 9.13.10
>= 10.0.0 < 10.2.0
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Medium | January 28, 2026 1/28/26 |
>= 9.0.0 < 9.13.10
>= 10.0.0 < 10.2.0
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High | January 28, 2026 1/28/26 |
< 9.13.10
>= 10.0.0 < 10.2.0
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Low | October 28, 2025 10/28/25 |
< 10.1.1
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Medium | October 28, 2025 10/28/25 |
< 10.1.1
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Critical | October 28, 2025 10/28/25 |
< 10.1.1
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Medium | September 23, 2025 9/23/25 |
< 10.1.0
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Low | September 23, 2025 9/23/25 |
< 10.1.0
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Medium | September 23, 2025 9/23/25 |
< 10.1.0
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Medium | September 23, 2025 9/23/25 |
< 10.1.0
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Medium | September 23, 2025 9/23/25 |
< 10.1.0
== 10.1.0-rc1
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Critical | September 23, 2025 9/23/25 |
< 10.1.0
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Medium | September 22, 2025 9/22/25 |
< 10.1.0
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Medium | June 21, 2025 6/21/25 |
>= 6.0.0 < 10.0.1
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High | June 21, 2025 6/21/25 |
>= 7.0.0 < 10.0.1
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High | June 21, 2025 6/21/25 |
>= 6.0.0 < 10.0.1
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Medium | June 21, 2025 6/21/25 |
>= 6.0.0 < 10.0.1
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Low | May 23, 2025 5/23/25 |
< 9.13.9
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Medium | May 23, 2025 5/23/25 |
< 9.13.9
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Medium | May 23, 2025 5/23/25 |
< 9.13.9
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Medium | April 9, 2025 4/9/25 |
< 9.13.8
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Medium | April 9, 2025 4/9/25 |
< 9.13.8
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Medium | April 9, 2025 4/9/25 |
< 9.13.8
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Low | April 9, 2025 4/9/25 |
< 9.13.4
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Low | April 8, 2025 4/8/25 |
< 9.13.2
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Low | April 8, 2025 4/8/25 |
< 9.13.8
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Medium | April 12, 2023 4/12/23 |
>= 7.0.0 <= 9.10.2
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Low | September 30, 2022 9/30/22 |
< 9.11.0
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Medium | July 20, 2022 7/20/22 |
<= 9.10.2
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Medium | June 2, 2022 6/2/22 |
<= 9.10.2
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Low | April 6, 2020 4/6/20 |
== 9.5.0
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Medium | February 24, 2020 2/24/20 |
<= 9.4.4
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High | February 24, 2020 2/24/20 |
<= 9.4.4
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Medium | February 24, 2020 2/24/20 |
<= 9.4.4
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Medium | September 26, 2019 9/26/19 |
< 9.4.0
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High | July 3, 2019 7/3/19 |
>= 9.2 <= 9.2.1
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High | July 3, 2019 7/3/19 |
>= 9.2 <= 9.2.1
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High | July 3, 2019 7/3/19 |
>= 9.2 <= 9.2.2
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High | July 3, 2019 7/3/19 |
>= 9.2 <= 9.2.2
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Low | March 21, 2019 3/21/19 |
== 9.1.1
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Medium | July 3, 2018 7/3/18 |
< 9.2.0
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High | July 20, 2017 7/20/17 |
< 9.1.1
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