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zohocorp / manageengine_assetexplorer

26 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected versions
Medium November 15, 2023 11/15/23
< 7.0
= 7.0-7000
= 7.0-7001
= 7.0-7002
= 7.0-7003
= 7.0-7004
High August 28, 2023 8/28/23
< 6.9
= 6.9
= 6.9-6900
= 6.9-6901
= 6.9-6902
= 6.9-6903
= 6.9-6904
= 6.9-6905
= 6.9-6906
= 6.9-6907
= 6.9-6908
= 6.9-6909
= 6.9-6950
= 6.9-6951
= 6.9-6952
= 6.9-6953
= 6.9-6954
= 6.9-6955
= 6.9-6956
= 6.9-6957
= 6.9-6970
= 6.9-6971
= 6.9-6972
= 6.9-6973
= 6.9-6974
= 6.9-6975
= 6.9-6976
= 6.9-6977
= 6.9-6978
= 6.9-6979
= 6.9-6980
= 6.9-6981
= 6.9-6982
= 6.9-6983
= 6.9-6984
= 6.9-6985
= 6.9-6986
= 6.9-6987
= 6.9-6988
= 6.9-6989
= 6.9-6990
= 6.9-6991
= 6.9-6992
= 6.9-6993
= 7.0-7000
= 7.0-7001
Medium April 26, 2023 4/26/23
= 6.9-6980
= 6.9-6981
= 6.9-6982
= 6.9-6983
= 6.9-6984
= 6.9-6985
= 6.9-6986
= 6.9-6987
= 6.9-6988
High March 6, 2023 3/6/23
< 6.9
= 6.9
= 6.9-6900
= 6.9-6901
= 6.9-6902
= 6.9-6903
= 6.9-6904
= 6.9-6905
= 6.9-6906
= 6.9-6907
= 6.9-6908
= 6.9-6909
= 6.9-6950
= 6.9-6951
= 6.9-6952
= 6.9-6953
= 6.9-6954
= 6.9-6955
= 6.9-6956
= 6.9-6957
= 6.9-6970
= 6.9-6971
= 6.9-6972
= 6.9-6973
= 6.9-6974
= 6.9-6975
= 6.9-6976
= 6.9-6977
= 6.9-6978
= 6.9-6979
= 6.9-6980
= 6.9-6981
= 6.9-6982
= 6.9-6983
= 6.9-6984
= 6.9-6985
= 6.9-6986
= 6.9-6987
Medium March 6, 2023 3/6/23
< 6.9
= 6.9
= 6.9-6900
= 6.9-6901
= 6.9-6902
= 6.9-6903
= 6.9-6904
= 6.9-6905
= 6.9-6906
= 6.9-6907
= 6.9-6908
= 6.9-6909
= 6.9-6950
= 6.9-6951
= 6.9-6952
= 6.9-6953
= 6.9-6954
= 6.9-6955
= 6.9-6956
= 6.9-6957
= 6.9-6970
= 6.9-6971
= 6.9-6972
= 6.9-6973
= 6.9-6974
= 6.9-6975
= 6.9-6976
= 6.9-6977
= 6.9-6978
= 6.9-6979
= 6.9-6980
= 6.9-6981
= 6.9-6982
= 6.9-6983
= 6.9-6984
= 6.9-6985
= 6.9-6986
= 6.9-6987
Medium February 1, 2023 2/1/23
= 6.9
= 6.9-6900
= 6.9-6901
= 6.9-6902
= 6.9-6903
= 6.9-6904
= 6.9-6905
= 6.9-6906
= 6.9-6907
= 6.9-6908
= 6.9-6909
= 6.9-6950
= 6.9-6951
= 6.9-6952
= 6.9-6953
= 6.9-6954
= 6.9-6955
= 6.9-6956
= 6.9-6957
= 6.9-6970
= 6.9-6971
= 6.9-6972
= 6.9-6973
= 6.9-6974
= 6.9-6975
= 6.9-6976
= 6.9-6977
= 6.9-6978
= 6.9-6979
= 6.9-6980
= 6.9-6981
= 6.9-6982
= 6.9-6983
= 6.9-6984
= 6.9-6985
= 6.9-6986
= 6.9-6987
= 6.9-6988
Critical January 18, 2023 1/18/23
< 6.9
= 6.9-6900
= 6.9-6901
= 6.9-6902
= 6.9-6903
= 6.9-6904
= 6.9-6905
= 6.9-6906
= 6.9-6907
= 6.9-6908
= 6.9-6909
= 6.9-6950
= 6.9-6951
= 6.9-6952
= 6.9-6953
= 6.9-6954
= 6.9-6955
= 6.9-6956
= 6.9-6957
= 6.9-6970
= 6.9-6971
= 6.9-6972
= 6.9-6973
= 6.9-6974
= 6.9-6975
= 6.9-6976
= 6.9-6977
= 6.9-6978
= 6.9-6979
= 6.9-6980
= 6.9-6981
= 6.9-6982
Medium November 23, 2022 11/23/22
< 6.9
= 6.9
= 6.9-6900
= 6.9-6901
= 6.9-6902
= 6.9-6903
= 6.9-6904
= 6.9-6905
= 6.9-6906
= 6.9-6907
= 6.9-6908
= 6.9-6909
= 6.9-6950
= 6.9-6951
= 6.9-6952
= 6.9-6953
= 6.9-6954
= 6.9-6955
= 6.9-6956
= 6.9-6957
= 6.9-6970
= 6.9-6971
= 6.9-6972
= 6.9-6973
= 6.9-6974
= 6.9-6975
= 6.9-6976
= 6.9-6977
= 6.9-6978
= 6.9-6979
= 6.9-6980
Medium November 23, 2022 11/23/22
< 6.9
= 6.9
= 6.9-6900
= 6.9-6901
= 6.9-6902
= 6.9-6903
= 6.9-6904
= 6.9-6905
= 6.9-6906
= 6.9-6907
= 6.9-6908
= 6.9-6909
= 6.9-6950
= 6.9-6951
= 6.9-6952
= 6.9-6953
= 6.9-6954
= 6.9-6955
= 6.9-6956
= 6.9-6957
= 6.9-6970
= 6.9-6971
= 6.9-6972
= 6.9-6973
= 6.9-6974
= 6.9-6975
= 6.9-6976
= 6.9-6977
= 6.9-6978
= 6.9-6979
= 6.9-6980
High July 12, 2022 7/12/22
< 6.9
= 6.9-6900
= 6.9-6901
= 6.9-6902
= 6.9-6903
= 6.9-6904
= 6.9-6905
= 6.9-6906
= 6.9-6907
= 6.9-6908
= 6.9-6909
= 6.9-6950
= 6.9-6951
= 6.9-6952
= 6.9-6953
= 6.9-6954
= 6.9-6955
= 6.9-6956
= 6.9-6957
= 6.9-6970
= 6.9-6971
= 6.9-6972
= 6.9-6973
= 6.9-6974
= 6.9-6975
= 6.9-6976
High July 19, 2021 7/19/21
= 1.0.34
High July 19, 2021 7/19/21
= 1.0.34
Critical July 19, 2021 7/19/21
= 1.0.34
High March 23, 2020 3/23/20
= 6.5
Medium March 23, 2020 3/23/20
= 6.5
Medium August 8, 2019 8/8/19
< 6.2.0
Medium August 8, 2019 8/8/19
= 6.2.0
High August 8, 2019 8/8/19
= 6.2.0
Medium July 11, 2019 7/11/19
= 6.5
= 6.5-6500
= 6.5-6501
= 6.5-6502
= 6.5-6503
= 6.5-6504
Medium July 11, 2019 7/11/19
= 6.5
= 6.5-6500
= 6.5-6501
= 6.5-6502
= 6.5-6503
= 6.5-6504
Medium July 11, 2019 7/11/19
= 6.5
= 6.5-6500
= 6.5-6501
= 6.5-6502
= 6.5-6503
= 6.5-6504
Medium July 11, 2019 7/11/19
= 6.5
= 6.5-6500
= 6.5-6501
= 6.5-6502
= 6.5-6503
= 6.5-6504
Medium October 2, 2018 10/2/18
= 6.2.0
Low June 24, 2015 6/24/15
= 6.1
Medium June 24, 2015 6/24/15
= 6.1
Medium December 11, 2012 12/11/12
<= 5.6

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