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novell / edirectory

51 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected versions
Medium March 2, 2018 3/2/18
< 9.0.3.1
Medium March 2, 2018 3/2/18
<= 9.0
= 9.0-sp1
= 9.0-sp2
= 9.0-sp3
Medium April 27, 2017 4/27/17
<= 8.8
Medium March 23, 2017 3/23/17
<= 9.0
Medium March 23, 2017 3/23/17
<= 9.0.1
Medium March 23, 2017 3/23/17
<= 9.0.1
Medium December 19, 2014 12/19/14
<= 8.8
Medium December 19, 2014 12/19/14
<= 8.8
Medium February 10, 2011 2/10/11
= 8.8.5
= 8.8.6
High February 26, 2010 2/26/10
= 8.8-sp5
High February 26, 2010 2/26/10
= 8.8-sp5
High February 26, 2010 2/26/10
= 8.8.5
Medium February 19, 2010 2/19/10
<= 8.7.3.10
= 8.5
= 8.5.12a
= 8.5.27
= 8.6.2
= 8.7
= 8.7.1
= 8.7.1-sp1
= 8.7.3
= 8.7.3.8
= 8.7.3.8_presp9
= 8.7.3.9
= 8.8
= 8.8-sp1
= 8.8-sp2
= 8.8-sp3
= 8.8-sp4
= 8.8-sp5
High December 3, 2009 12/3/09
= 8.7.3
= 8.7.3-sp10
= 8.7.3-sp10_b
= 8.7.3-sp3
= 8.7.3-sp4
= 8.7.3-sp5
= 8.7.3.8
= 8.7.3.9
= 8.7.3.10
= 8.8
= 8.8-sp1
= 8.8-sp2
= 8.8-sp3
= 8.8-sp4
= 8.8.1
= 8.8.2
= 8.8.5
Medium November 4, 2009 11/4/09
= 8.7.3
= 8.7.3-sp2
= 8.7.3-sp3
= 8.7.3-sp4
= 8.7.3-sp5
= 8.7.3-sp6
= 8.7.3-sp7
= 8.7.3-sp8
= 8.7.3-sp9
= 8.7.3.8
= 8.7.3.9
= 8.8
= 8.8-sp1
= 8.8-sp2
= 8.8-sp3
= 8.8-sp4
= 8.8.1
= 8.8.2
Medium July 14, 2009 7/14/09
= 8.8-sp3
Medium July 14, 2009 7/14/09
= 8.8
= 8.8-sp1
= 8.8-sp2
= 8.8-sp3
= 8.8-sp4
Medium July 14, 2009 7/14/09
= 8.8
= 8.8-sp1
= 8.8-sp2
= 8.8-sp3
= 8.8-sp4
High November 14, 2008 11/14/08
<= 8.8
= 8.0
= 8.5
= 8.5.12a
= 8.5.27
= 8.6.2
= 8.7
= 8.7.1
= 8.7.1-sp1
= 8.7.3
= 8.7.3-sp1
= 8.7.3-sp2
= 8.7.3-sp3
= 8.7.3-sp4
= 8.7.3-sp6
= 8.7.3-sp7
= 8.7.3-sp8
= 8.7.3-sp9
= 8.7.3.8
= 8.7.3.8_presp9
= 8.7.3.9
= 8.7.3.10
= 8.8
= 8.8.1
= 8.8.2
High November 14, 2008 11/14/08
<= 8.8
= 8.0
= 8.5
= 8.5.12a
= 8.5.27
= 8.6.2
= 8.7
= 8.7.1
= 8.7.1-sp1
= 8.7.3
= 8.7.3-sp1
= 8.7.3-sp2
= 8.7.3-sp3
= 8.7.3-sp4
= 8.7.3-sp5
= 8.7.3-sp6
= 8.7.3-sp7
= 8.7.3-sp8
= 8.7.3-sp9
= 8.7.3.8
= 8.7.3.8_presp9
= 8.7.3.9
= 8.7.3.10
= 8.8
= 8.8.1
= 8.8.2
= 85.20
Medium November 14, 2008 11/14/08
All versions
<= 8.8
= 8.0
= 8.5.12a
= 8.5.27
= 8.6.2
= 8.7
= 8.7.1
= 8.7.1-sp1
= 8.7.3
= 8.7.3-sp1
= 8.7.3-sp2
= 8.7.3-sp3
= 8.7.3-sp4
= 8.7.3-sp5
= 8.7.3-sp6
= 8.7.3-sp7
= 8.7.3-sp8
= 8.7.3-sp9
= 8.7.3.8
= 8.7.3.8_presp9
= 8.7.3.9
= 8.7.3.10
= 8.8
= 8.8.1
= 8.8.2
High November 14, 2008 11/14/08
All versions
<= 8.8
= 8.0
= 8.5.12a
= 8.5.27
= 8.6.2
= 8.7
= 8.7.1
= 8.7.1-sp1
= 8.7.3
= 8.7.3-sp1
= 8.7.3-sp2
= 8.7.3-sp3
= 8.7.3-sp4
= 8.7.3-sp5
= 8.7.3-sp6
= 8.7.3-sp7
= 8.7.3-sp8
= 8.7.3-sp9
= 8.7.3.8
= 8.7.3.8_presp9
= 8.7.3.9
= 8.7.3.10
= 8.8
= 8.8.1
= 8.8.2
Critical November 12, 2008 11/12/08
< 8.7.3
= 8.7.3-sp1
= 8.7.3-sp2
= 8.7.3-sp3
= 8.7.3-sp4
= 8.7.3-sp5
= 8.7.3-sp6
= 8.7.3-sp7
= 8.7.3-sp8
= 8.7.3-sp9
= 8.8
High October 14, 2008 10/14/08
>= 8.7.3, < 8.7.3.10
>= 8.8, < 8.8.3
High October 14, 2008 10/14/08
>= 8.7.3, < 8.7.3.10
>= 8.8, < 8.8.3
High October 14, 2008 10/14/08
<= 8.7.3.10
= 8.7
= 8.7.1
= 8.7.1-sp1
= 8.7.3
= 8.7.3.8
= 8.7.3.8_presp9
= 8.7.3.9
= 8.8
= 8.8.1
= 8.8.2
High July 14, 2008 7/14/08
= 8.7.3
= 8.8
High July 14, 2008 7/14/08
= 8.7.3
= 8.8
Medium June 18, 2008 6/18/08
= 8.7.3.9
= 8.8
= 8.8.1
= 8.8.2
Medium April 14, 2008 4/14/08
= 8.8.2
Medium March 28, 2008 3/28/08
>= 8.7, <= 8.7.3.9
>= 8.8, <= 8.8.1
High March 28, 2008 3/28/08
<= 8.7.3.10
= 8.5
= 8.5.12a
= 8.5.27
= 8.6.2
= 8.7
= 8.7.1
= 8.7.1-sp1
= 8.7.3
= 8.7.3.8
= 8.7.3.8_presp9
= 8.7.3.9
= 8.8
High April 30, 2007 4/30/07
<= 8.7.3.8
= 8.8
= 8.8.1
Medium November 8, 2006 11/8/06
= 8.8
High November 8, 2006 11/8/06
All versions
Medium November 4, 2006 11/4/06
= 8.8
= 8.8.1
High October 24, 2006 10/24/06
<= 8.8.1
= 8.8
High October 24, 2006 10/24/06
= 8.0
= 8.5
= 8.5.12a
= 8.5.27
= 8.6.2
= 8.7
= 8.7.1
= 8.7.1-sp1
= 8.7.3
= 8.7.3.8_presp9
Medium October 24, 2006 10/24/06
<= 8.7.3.8
= 8.0
= 8.5
= 8.5.12a
= 8.5.27
= 8.6.2
= 8.7
= 8.7.1
= 8.7.1-sp1
= 8.7.3
High October 24, 2006 10/24/06
= 8.8
= 8.8.1
High October 24, 2006 10/24/06
= 8.8
= 8.8.1
Medium August 17, 2006 8/17/06
= 8.7
= 8.7.1
= 8.7.1-sp1
= 8.7.3
= 8.7.3.8
Low August 17, 2006 8/17/06
= 8.7.3.8
High May 20, 2006 5/20/06
= 8.8
High August 12, 2005 8/12/05
= 8.7.3
Medium June 12, 2005 6/12/05
= 8.7.3
High November 23, 2004 11/23/04
= 8.0
= 8.5
= 8.5.12a
= 8.5.27
= 8.6.2
= 8.7
= 8.7.1
= 8.7.1-sp1
Medium November 23, 2004 11/23/04
= 8.0
= 8.5
= 8.5.12a
= 8.5.27
= 8.6.2
= 8.7
= 8.7.1
= 8.7.1-sp1
Medium November 23, 2004 11/23/04
= 8.0
= 8.5
= 8.5.12a
= 8.5.27
= 8.6.2
= 8.7
= 8.7.1
= 8.7.1-sp1
High March 31, 2003 3/31/03
= 8.6.2
= 85.20
= 85.24
= 85.30

microfocus / edirectory

17 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected versions
High April 5, 2026 4/5/26
= 1.0
Medium September 12, 2024 9/12/24
< 9.2.6.0000
High September 12, 2024 9/12/24
< 9.2.6.0000
Medium September 12, 2024 9/12/24
< 9.2.4.0000
Medium September 12, 2024 9/12/24
< 9.2.5.0000
Medium September 12, 2024 9/12/24
< 9.2.3.0000
High September 12, 2024 9/12/24
< 9.2.4.0000
Medium December 12, 2018 12/12/18
<= 9.1
= 9.1-sp1
Medium December 12, 2018 12/12/18
< 9.1.2
Medium August 9, 2018 8/9/18
<= 9.1.1
Medium August 9, 2018 8/9/18
<= 9.1.1
Medium March 2, 2018 3/2/18
<= 9.0
High March 2, 2018 3/2/18
<= 8.8.8
Medium December 25, 2012 12/25/12
= 8.8.6.0
= 8.8.6.1
= 8.8.6.2
= 8.8.6.3
= 8.8.6.4
= 8.8.6.5
= 8.8.6.6
= 8.8.7.0
= 8.8.7.1
Medium December 25, 2012 12/25/12
= 8.8.6.0
= 8.8.6.1
= 8.8.6.2
= 8.8.6.3
= 8.8.6.4
= 8.8.6.5
= 8.8.6.6
= 8.8.7.0
= 8.8.7.1
Medium December 25, 2012 12/25/12
= 8.8.6.0
= 8.8.6.1
= 8.8.6.2
= 8.8.6.3
= 8.8.6.4
= 8.8.6.5
= 8.8.6.6
= 8.8.7.0
= 8.8.7.1
High December 25, 2012 12/25/12
= 8.8.7.0
= 8.8.7.1

netiq / edirectory

5 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected versions
Low July 10, 2018 7/10/18
= 9.1.1
Low March 21, 2018 3/21/18
< 9.1
Medium March 2, 2018 3/2/18
= 9.0-sp1
= 9.0-sp2
= 9.0-sp3
High March 2, 2018 3/2/18
= 8.8.8-patch10
= 8.8.8-patch5
= 8.8.8-patch6
= 8.8.8-patch7
= 8.8.8-patch8
= 8.8.8-patch9
Medium April 27, 2017 4/27/17
= 9.0
= 9.0.1
= 9.0.2

arcasolutions / edirectory

1 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected versions
High April 5, 2026 4/5/26
<= 1.0

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