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mplayer / mplayer

27 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected versions
High December 17, 2008 12/17/08
<= 1.0_rc1
= 0.90
= 0.90_pre
= 0.90_rc
= 0.90_rc4
= 0.91
= 0.92
= 0.92.1
= 0.92_cvs
= 1.0_pre1
= 1.0_pre2
= 1.0_pre3
= 1.0_pre3try2
= 1.0_pre4
= 1.0_pre5
= 1.0_pre5try1
= 1.0_pre5try2
= 1.0_pre6
= 1.0_pre7
= 1.0_pre7try2
Medium October 20, 2008 10/20/08
<= 1.0_rc1
= 0.90
= 0.90_pre
= 0.90_rc
= 0.90_rc4
= 0.91
= 0.92
= 0.92.1
= 0.92_cvs
= 1.0_pre1
= 1.0_pre2
= 1.0_pre3
= 1.0_pre3try2
= 1.0_pre4
= 1.0_pre5
= 1.0_pre5try1
= 1.0_pre5try2
= 1.0_pre6
= 1.0_pre7
= 1.0_pre7try2
Medium October 20, 2008 10/20/08
<= 1.0_rc1
= 0.90
= 0.90_pre
= 0.90_rc
= 0.90_rc4
= 0.91
= 0.92
= 0.92.1
= 0.92_cvs
= 1.0_pre1
= 1.0_pre2
= 1.0_pre3
= 1.0_pre3try2
= 1.0_pre4
= 1.0_pre5
= 1.0_pre5try1
= 1.0_pre5try2
= 1.0_pre6
= 1.0_pre7
= 1.0_pre7try2
High September 29, 2008 9/29/08
<= 1.0_rc2
= 0.90
= 0.90_pre
= 0.90_rc
= 0.90_rc4
= 0.91
= 0.92
= 0.92.1
= 0.92_cvs
= 1.0_pre1
= 1.0_pre2
= 1.0_pre3
= 1.0_pre3try2
= 1.0_pre4
= 1.0_pre5
= 1.0_pre5try1
= 1.0_pre5try2
= 1.0_pre6
= 1.0_pre7
= 1.0_pre7try2
= 1.0_rc1
High March 31, 2008 3/31/08
= 1.0_rc2
Medium February 6, 2008 2/6/08
= 1.02rc2
Medium February 6, 2008 2/6/08
= 1.02rc2
High February 5, 2008 2/5/08
<= 1.02rc2
High February 5, 2008 2/5/08
= 1.02rc2
High September 18, 2007 9/18/07
= 1.0_rc1
High June 7, 2007 6/7/07
= 1.0_rc1
Medium March 13, 2007 3/13/07
<= 1.0_rc1
High March 3, 2007 3/3/07
<= 1.0_rc1
High November 30, 2006 11/30/06
<= 1.0_rc1
Medium March 30, 2006 3/30/06
<= 1.0_pre7try2
High February 8, 2006 2/8/06
<= 1.0_pre7try2
High August 29, 2005 8/29/05
<= 1.0_pre7
High May 2, 2005 5/2/05
<= 1.0_pre6
High January 10, 2005 1/10/05
= 0.90
= 0.90_pre
= 0.90_rc
= 0.90_rc4
= 0.91
= 0.92
= 0.92.1
= 0.92_cvs
= 1.0_pre1
= 1.0_pre2
= 1.0_pre3
= 1.0_pre3try2
= 1.0_pre4
= 1.0_pre5
= 1.0_pre5try1
= 1.0_pre5try2
= head_cvs
High January 10, 2005 1/10/05
= 0.90
= 0.90_pre
= 0.90_rc
= 0.90_rc4
= 0.91
= 0.92
= 0.92.1
= 0.92_cvs
= 1.0_pre1
= 1.0_pre2
= 1.0_pre3
= 1.0_pre3try2
= 1.0_pre4
= 1.0_pre5
= 1.0_pre5try1
= 1.0_pre5try2
= head_cvs
High January 10, 2005 1/10/05
= 0.90
= 0.91
= 0.92
= 0.92.1
= 1.0_pre1
= 1.0_pre2
= 1.0_pre3
= 1.0_pre3try2
= 1.0_pre4
= 1.0_pre5
= 1.0_pre5try1
High January 10, 2005 1/10/05
= 1.0_pre5
High January 10, 2005 1/10/05
= 1.0_pre5
High August 18, 2004 8/18/04
= 1.0_pre3try2
High August 6, 2004 8/6/04
= 0.90
= 0.90_pre
= 0.90_rc
= 0.90_rc4
= 0.91
= 0.92
= 0.92.1
= 0.92_cvs
= 1.0_pre1
= 1.0_pre2
= 1.0_pre3
= 1.0_pre3try2
= 1.0_pre4
= head_cvs
High May 4, 2004 5/4/04
= 0.90
= 0.90_pre
= 0.90_rc
= 0.91
= 1.0_pre1
= 1.0_pre2
= 1.0_pre3
High November 17, 2003 11/17/03
= 0.90
= 0.90_pre
= 0.90_rc
= 0.90_rc4
= 0.91
= 1.0_pre1

mplayerhq / mplayer

17 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected versions
Unknown July 31, 2025 7/31/25
= svn-r33064
Medium September 15, 2022 9/15/22
= svn-r38374-13.0.1
Medium September 15, 2022 9/15/22
= svn-r38374-13.0.1
Medium September 15, 2022 9/15/22
= svn-r38374-13.0.1
Medium September 15, 2022 9/15/22
= svn-r38374-13.0.1
Medium September 15, 2022 9/15/22
= svn-r38374-13.0.1
Medium September 15, 2022 9/15/22
= svn-r38374-13.0.1
Medium September 15, 2022 9/15/22
= svn-r38374-13.0.1
High September 15, 2022 9/15/22
= svn-r38374-13.0.1
Medium September 15, 2022 9/15/22
= svn-r38374-13.0.1
Medium September 15, 2022 9/15/22
= svn-r38374-13.0.1
Medium September 15, 2022 9/15/22
= svn-r38374-13.0.1
Medium September 15, 2022 9/15/22
= svn-r38374-13.0.1
Medium September 15, 2022 9/15/22
= svn-r38374-13.0.1
Medium July 14, 2022 7/14/22
= 1.5
High May 20, 2011 5/20/11
= 1.0
Medium September 30, 2010 9/30/10
<= 1.0
= 0.01
= 0.02
= 0.05
= 0.06
= 0.07
= 0.08
= 0.09
= 0.09-pre3
= 0.10
= 0.10-pre1
= 0.10-pre2
= 0.10-pre3
= 0.10-pre4
= 0.10-pre5
= 0.10-pre6
= 0.10-pre7
= 0.11-pre10
= 0.11-pre11
= 0.11-pre12
= 0.11-pre13
= 0.11-pre14
= 0.11-pre15
= 0.11-pre16
= 0.11-pre17
= 0.11-pre18
= 0.11-pre19
= 0.11-pre2
= 0.11-pre20
= 0.11-pre21
= 0.11-pre22
= 0.11-pre23
= 0.11-pre24
= 0.11-pre3
= 0.11-pre4
= 0.11-pre5
= 0.11-pre6
= 0.11-pre7
= 0.11-pre8
= 0.11-pre9
= 0.17_idegcounter
= 0.17a_idegcounter
= 0.18-pre1
= 0.18-pre2
= 0.18-pre3
= 0.18-pre4
= 0.18-pre5
= 0.50
= 0.50-pre1
= 0.50-pre2
= 0.50-pre3
= 0.60
= 0.60-pre1
= 0.60-pre2
= 0.90
= 0.90-pre1
= 0.90-pre10
= 0.90-pre2
= 0.90-pre3
= 0.90-pre4
= 0.90-pre5
= 0.90-pre6
= 0.90-pre7
= 0.90-pre8
= 0.90-pre9
= 0.90-rc1
= 0.90-rc2
= 0.90-rc3
= 0.90-rc3-pre1
= 0.90-rc3-pre2
= 0.90-rc3-pre3
= 0.90-rc4
= 0.90-rc5
= 0.91
= 0.92
= 0.92.1
= 0.93
= 1.0-pre1
= 1.0-pre2
= 1.0-pre3
= 1.0-pre3try2
= 1.0-pre4
= 1.0-pre5
= 1.0-pre5try2
= 1.0-pre6
= 1.0-pre6a
= 1.0-pre7
= 1.0-pre7try2
= 1.0-pre8
= 1.0-rc1
= 1.0-rc2

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