Vulnerabilities for products matching "freebsd"
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561 vulnerabilities found| Title | Severity | Exploit | Date | Affected versions |
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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
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Medium | September 29, 2010 9/29/10 |
All versions
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Low | August 20, 2010 8/20/10 |
All versions
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High | July 13, 2010 7/13/10 |
= 7.1
= 7.1-pre-release
= 7.1-rc1
= 7.1-release-p1
= 7.1-release-p2
= 7.1-release-p4
= 7.1-release-p5
= 7.1-release-p6
= 7.2
= 7.2-pre-release
= 7.2-stable
= 7.3
= 8.0
= 8.1-pre-release
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High | May 28, 2010 5/28/10 |
= 6-stable
= 6.4
= 6.4-release
= 6.4-release_p2
= 6.4-release_p3
= 6.4-release_p4
= 6.4-release_p5
= 6.4-stable
= 7.0
= 7.0-beta_4
= 7.0-current
= 7.0-pre-release
= 7.0-release
= 7.0-release-p12
= 7.0-release-p8
= 7.0-release-p9
= 7.0-releng
= 7.0-stable
= 7.0_beta4
= 7.0_releng
= 7.1
= 7.1-pre-release
= 7.1-rc1
= 7.1-release-p1
= 7.1-release-p2
= 7.1-release-p4
= 7.1-release-p5
= 7.1-release-p6
= 7.1-stable
= 7.2
= 7.2-pre-release
= 7.2-stable
= 8.0
= 8.1-prerelease
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Medium | May 28, 2010 5/28/10 |
= 7.2
= 7.2-pre-release
= 7.2-stable
= 8.0
= 8.1-prerelease
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Low | May 28, 2010 5/28/10 |
= 8.0
= 8.1-prerelease
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Medium | January 15, 2010 1/15/10 |
= 7.1
= 7.2
= 8.0
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Medium | December 20, 2009 12/20/09 |
= 6.3
= 6.4
= 7.1
= 7.2
= 8.0
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High | December 2, 2009 12/2/09 |
= 7.1
= 8.0
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High | December 2, 2009 12/2/09 |
= 7.1
= 7.2
= 8.0
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Medium | October 6, 2009 10/6/09 |
= 6.3
= 6.4
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Medium | July 30, 2009 7/30/09 |
= 6.0
= 8.0
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Medium | July 1, 2009 7/1/09 |
= 6.4
= 6.4-release
= 6.4-release_p2
= 6.4-release_p3
= 6.4-release_p4
= 6.4-release_p5
= 6.4-stable
= 7.2
= 7.2-pre-release
= 7.2-stable
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Low | June 25, 2009 6/25/09 |
= 6.3
= 6.3-release_p10
= 6.3-release_p11
= 6.3-release_p6
= 6.3-release_p8
= 6.3-release_p9
= 6.3_releng
= 6.4
= 6.4-release
= 6.4-release_p2
= 6.4-release_p3
= 6.4-release_p4
= 6.4-release_p5
= 6.4-stable
= 7.1
= 7.1-pre-release
= 7.1-rc1
= 7.1-release-p1
= 7.1-release-p2
= 7.1-release-p4
= 7.1-release-p5
= 7.1-release-p6
= 7.1-stable
= 7.2
= 7.2-pre-release
= 7.2-stable
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Medium | June 18, 2009 6/18/09 |
= 6.3
= 6.3-release_p10
= 6.3_releng
= 6.4
= 6.4-release_p4
= 6.4-stable
= 7.1
= 7.1-pre-release
= 7.1-rc1
= 7.1-release-p1
= 7.1-release-p2
= 7.1-release-p5
= 7.1-stable
= 7.2
= 7.2-pre-release
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Medium | April 27, 2009 4/27/09 |
= 6.3
= 6.3-release_p10
= 6.4
= 6.4-release_p4
= 6.4-stable
= 7.0
= 7.0-release-p12
= 7.1
= 7.1-release-p5
= 7.2-pre-release
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High | March 26, 2009 3/26/09 |
= 7.0
= 7.0-pre-release
= 7.0-release
= 7.0-release-p8
= 7.0-release-p9
= 7.0-releng
= 7.0-stable
= 7.1
= 7.1-pre-release
= 7.1-release-p1
= 7.1-release-p2
= 7.1-stable
= 7.2
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High | February 20, 2009 2/20/09 |
= 7.0
= 7.0-beta_4
= 7.0-current
= 7.0-release
= 7.0_beta4
= 7.0_releng
= 7.1
= 7.1-rc1
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High | December 26, 2008 12/26/08 |
= 6.0
= 6.3
= 6.3-p1
= 6.3-p2
= 6.3-p3
= 6.3-p4
= 6.3-p5
= 6.3-p6
= 6.4
= 7.0
= 7.0-p1
= 7.0-p3
= 7.0-p4
= 7.0-p5
= 7.0-p6
= 7.1
= 7.1-rc1
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High | November 26, 2008 11/26/08 |
>= 6.4, < 7.0
= 6.3
= 6.3-p1
= 6.3-p2
= 6.3-p3
= 6.3-p4
= 6.3-p5
= 7.0
= 7.0-p1
= 7.0-p3
= 7.0-p4
= 7.0-p5
= 7.1
= 7.1-p1
= 7.1-p10
= 7.1-p12
= 7.1-p13
= 7.1-p14
= 7.1-p15
= 7.1-p16
= 7.1-p2
= 7.1-p3
= 7.1-p4
= 7.1-p5
= 7.1-p6
= 7.1-p7
= 7.1-p8
= 7.1-p9
= 7.1-rc1
= 7.1-rc2
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High | October 20, 2008 10/20/08 |
= 0.4_1
= 1.0
= 1.1
= 1.1.5
= 1.1.5.1
= 1.2
= 1.5
= 2.0
= 2.0.1
= 2.0.5
= 2.1
= 2.1.0
= 2.1.5
= 2.1.6
= 2.1.6.1
= 2.1.7
= 2.1.7.1
= 2.2
= 2.2.1
= 2.2.2
= 2.2.3
= 2.2.4
= 2.2.5
= 2.2.6
= 2.2.7
= 2.2.8
= 3.0
= 3.1
= 3.2
= 3.3
= 3.4
= 3.5
= 3.5.1
= 4.0
= 4.1
= 4.1.1
= 4.2
= 4.3
= 4.4
= 4.5
= 4.6
= 4.6.1-p1
= 4.6.1-p10
= 4.6.1-p4
= 4.6.1-p5
= 4.6.1-p7
= 4.6.2
= 4.7
= 4.8
= 4.8-p2
= 4.8-p6
= 4.8-p7
= 4.9
= 4.10
= 4.11
= 5.0
= 5.1
= 5.2
= 5.2.1
= 5.3
= 5.4
= 5.5
= 6.0
= 6.1
= 6.2
= 6.3
= 7.0
= 7.1
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High | October 3, 2008 10/3/08 |
= 6.3
= 7.1
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High | September 25, 2008 9/25/08 |
= 7.0
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High | September 11, 2008 9/11/08 |
All versions
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High | September 5, 2008 9/5/08 |
= 6.3
= 7.0
= 7.1
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Medium | September 5, 2008 9/5/08 |
= 7.0
= 7.1
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High | September 5, 2008 9/5/08 |
= 6.3
= 7.0
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High | March 27, 2008 3/27/08 |
= 6.0
= 6.0-release
= 6.0-stable
= 6.0_p5_release
= 7.0
= 7.0-pre-release
= 7.0_beta4
= 7.0_releng
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Medium | March 9, 2008 3/9/08 |
= 6.3
= 7.0
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Medium | February 15, 2008 2/15/08 |
= 5.5
= 6.2
= 6.3
= 7.0
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Low | January 16, 2008 1/16/08 |
= 6.0
= 6.0-release
= 6.0-stable
= 6.1
= 6.1-release
= 6.1-release_p10
= 6.1-stable
= 6.2
= 6.2-stable
= 6.3
= 7.0
= 7.0-current
= 7.0-pre-release
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Medium | January 16, 2008 1/16/08 |
= 5.0
= 5.5
= 6.0
= 6.1
= 6.2
= 7.0
= 7.0-pre-release
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Low | November 30, 2007 11/30/07 |
= 5.5
= 6.1
= 6.2
= 6.3
= 7.0-beta_4
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Critical | July 16, 2007 7/16/07 |
>= 6.0, < 6.1
>= 5.0, < 5.5
= 5.5
= 5.5-p1
= 5.5-p11
= 5.5-p12
= 5.5-p13
= 5.5-p14
= 5.5-p2
= 5.5-p3
= 5.5-p4
= 5.5-p5
= 5.5-p7
= 5.5-p8
= 5.5-p9
= 6.1
= 6.1-p1
= 6.1-p10
= 6.1-p11
= 6.1-p12
= 6.1-p13
= 6.1-p16
= 6.1-p17
= 6.1-p18
= 6.1-p2
= 6.1-p4
= 6.1-p6
= 6.1-p7
= 6.1-p9
= 6.2
= 6.2-p1
= 6.2-p4
= 6.2-p5
= 6.2-p6
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Low | July 12, 2007 7/12/07 |
All versions
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Low | July 12, 2007 7/12/07 |
All versions
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Medium | January 17, 2007 1/17/07 |
= 6.1
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High | January 13, 2007 1/13/07 |
= 6.1
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Medium | January 11, 2007 1/11/07 |
<= 6.2
= 5.3
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Medium | December 8, 2006 12/8/06 |
= 6.2-stable
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High | November 29, 2006 11/29/06 |
= 6.2-stable
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Low | November 21, 2006 11/21/06 |
= 5.5
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Medium | November 9, 2006 11/9/06 |
= 6.1
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Medium | November 9, 2006 11/9/06 |
= 6-stable
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Medium | November 3, 2006 11/3/06 |
= 6.1
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Medium | October 26, 2006 10/26/06 |
= 6.1-release
= 6.1-release_p10
= 6.1-stable
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Low | October 24, 2006 10/24/06 |
= 6.1
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Low | October 24, 2006 10/24/06 |
= 6.1
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Medium | October 12, 2006 10/12/06 |
= 6.0-release
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