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symantec / norton_antivirus

60 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected versions
High January 9, 2020 1/9/20
< 22.7
Medium November 29, 2018 11/29/18
< 22.15
Medium November 29, 2018 11/29/18
< 22.15
Medium August 22, 2012 8/22/12
= 2011
High February 23, 2010 2/23/10
= 2006
= 2007
= 2008
Medium September 8, 2009 9/8/09
= 2005
= 2006
= 2007
= 2008
High April 8, 2008 4/8/08
= 2006
= 2007
= 2008
Medium April 8, 2008 4/8/08
= 2006
= 2007
= 2008
Medium November 5, 2007 11/5/07
= 9.0
= 9.0.1
= 9.0.2
= 9.0.3
= 10.0
= 10.1
High October 5, 2007 10/5/07
All versions
= 9.0
= 9.0.0
= 9.0.0.338
= 9.0.1
= 9.0.1.1.1000
= 9.0.2
= 9.0.2.1000
= 9.0.3
= 9.0.3.1000
= 9.0.4
= 9.0.4-mr4_build_1000
= 9.0.5
= 9.0.5.1100
= 9.0.6.1000
= 10.0
= 10.0.0
= 10.0.0.359
= 10.0.1
= 10.0.1.1000
= 10.0.1.1007
= 10.0.1.1008
= 10.0.2.2000
= 10.0.2.2001
= 10.0.2.2002
= 10.0.2.2010
= 10.0.2.2011
= 10.0.2.2020
= 10.0.2.2021
= 10.1
= 10.1.4
= 10.1.4-mr4_mp1_build4010
= 10.1.4.4010
= 10.1.394
= 10.1.396
= 10.1.400
= 10.1.401
= 10.9.1
= 2004
= 2005
= 2005-11.0
= 2005-11.0.9
= 2006
High October 5, 2007 10/5/07
All versions
= 9.0
= 9.0.0
= 9.0.0.338
= 9.0.1
= 9.0.1.1.1000
= 9.0.2
= 9.0.2.1000
= 9.0.3
= 9.0.3.1000
= 9.0.4
= 9.0.4-mr4_build_1000
= 9.0.5
= 9.0.5.1100
= 9.0.6.1000
= 10.0
= 10.0.0
= 10.0.0.359
= 10.0.1
= 10.0.1.1000
= 10.0.1.1007
= 10.0.1.1008
= 10.0.2.2000
= 10.0.2.2001
= 10.0.2.2002
= 10.0.2.2010
= 10.0.2.2011
= 10.0.2.2020
= 10.0.2.2021
= 10.1
= 10.1.4
= 10.1.4-mr4_mp1_build4010
= 10.1.4.4010
= 10.1.394
= 10.1.396
= 10.1.400
= 10.1.401
= 10.9.1
= 2004
= 2005
= 2005-11.0
= 2005-11.0.9
= 2006
Medium August 9, 2007 8/9/07
= 2006
Medium July 16, 2007 7/16/07
<= 10.1
= 9.0
= 10.0
Medium July 15, 2007 7/15/07
= 9.0
= 9.0.0.338
= 9.0.1
= 9.0.1.1.1000
= 9.0.1.1000
= 9.0.2
= 9.0.2.1000
= 9.0.3.1000
= 9.0.4
= 9.0.5
= 9.0.5.1100
= 10.0
= 10.0.1.1000
= 10.0.1.1007
= 10.0.2.2000
= 10.0.2.2001
= 10.0.2.2002
= 10.0.2.2010
= 10.0.2.2011
= 10.0.2.2020
= 10.0.2.2021
Medium July 15, 2007 7/15/07
= 9.0
= 9.0.0.338
= 9.0.1
= 9.0.1.1.1000
= 9.0.1.1000
= 9.0.2
= 9.0.2.1000
= 9.0.3.1000
= 9.0.4
= 9.0.5
= 9.0.5.1100
= 10.0
= 10.1
= 2005
= 2006
High June 6, 2007 6/6/07
= 10.0.2.2021
= 10.1
= 10.1.396
= 10.1.400
= 10.1.401
High June 5, 2007 6/5/07
= 10.0.2.2021
= 10.1
= 10.1.396
= 10.1.400
= 10.1.401
Medium June 5, 2007 6/5/07
= 10.0.2.2021
= 10.1
= 10.1.396
= 10.1.400
= 10.1.401
High May 11, 2007 5/11/07
= 2005
= 2006
Medium April 2, 2007 4/2/07
= 2004
= 2005
= 2006
= 2007
= 2008
Low March 16, 2007 3/16/07
= 3.0
= 9.0
= 9.0.0.338
= 9.0.1
= 9.0.1.1.1000
= 9.0.1.1000
= 9.0.2
= 9.0.2.1000
= 9.0.3.1000
= 9.0.4
= 9.0.5
= 9.0.5.1100
= 9.0.6.1000
= 10.0
= 10.0.1.1000
= 10.0.1.1007
= 10.0.1.1008
= 10.0.2.2000
= 10.0.2.2001
= 10.0.2.2002
= 10.0.2.2010
= 10.0.2.2011
= 10.0.2.2020
= 10.0.2.2021
= 10.1
= 10.1.4
= 10.1.4.4010
= 10.1.394
= 10.1.396
= 10.1.400
= 10.1.401
= 2005
= 2006
High February 22, 2007 2/22/07
= 2006
Medium October 23, 2006 10/23/06
= 8.1
= 8.1.0.825a
= 8.1.1
= 8.1.1.319
= 8.1.1.323
= 8.1.1.329
= 8.1.1.366
= 8.1.1.377
= 8.1.1_build8.1.1.314a
= 8.1.1_build393
= 8.01.434
= 8.01.437
= 8.01.446
= 8.01.457
= 8.01.460
= 8.01.464
= 8.01.471
= 9.0.1
= 9.0.1.1.1000
= 9.0.1.1000
= 9.0.2
= 9.0.2.1000
Medium October 19, 2006 10/19/06
All versions
Low October 19, 2006 10/19/06
All versions
Medium September 19, 2006 9/19/06
= 2.1
= 8.0
= 8.0.1
= 8.0.1.425a
= 8.0.1.425c
= 8.0.1.501
= 8.0.1.9374
= 8.0.1.9378
= 8.1
= 8.1.0.825a
= 8.1.1
= 8.1.1.319
= 8.1.1.323
= 8.1.1.329
= 8.1.1.366
= 8.1.1.377
= 8.1.1_build8.1.1.314a
= 8.1.1_build393
= 8.01.434
= 8.01.437
= 8.01.446
= 8.01.457
= 8.01.460
= 8.01.464
= 8.01.471
= 9.0
= 9.0.0.338
= 9.0.1.1.1000
= 9.0.2.1000
= 9.0.3.1000
= 9.0.4
= 9.0.5
= 9.0.5.1100
= 10.0
= 10.0.2.2000
= 10.0.2.2001
= 10.0.2.2002
= 10.0.2.2010
= 10.0.2.2011
= 10.0.2.2020
= 10.0.2.2021
= 10.1
= 2003
= 2004
= 2005
= 2006
= 2007
Medium September 14, 2006 9/14/06
= 8.1
= 8.1.1.319
= 8.1.1.323
= 8.1.1.329
= 8.1.1_build8.1.1.314a
= 9.0
= 9.0.1
= 9.0.1.1.1000
= 9.0.1.1000
= 9.0.2
= 9.0.4
High September 14, 2006 9/14/06
= 8.1
= 9.0
= 9.0.1
= 9.0.2
= 10.0
High May 27, 2006 5/27/06
= 10.0
= 10.0.2.2010
= 10.0.2.2020
= 10.0.2.2021
= 10.1
= 10.1.400
Medium April 19, 2006 4/19/06
= 9.0.0
= 9.0.1
= 9.0.2
= 9.0.3
= 10.0
= 10.0.0
= 10.0.1
= 10.9.1
High October 21, 2005 10/21/05
= 9.0.3
High October 20, 2005 10/20/05
= 9.0.3
Low September 2, 2005 9/2/05
= 9.0.1.1.1000
= 9.0.4
High August 30, 2005 8/30/05
= 9.0.1.1000
Medium May 2, 2005 5/2/05
= 2.1
= 2005
Low May 2, 2005 5/2/05
= 2.1
= 2005
Low May 2, 2005 5/2/05
= 2005_11.0.0
High February 8, 2005 2/8/05
= 2.18_build_83
= 8.1.1.319
= 8.1.1.323
= 8.1.1.329
= 8.1.1_build8.1.1.314a
= 8.01.434
= 8.01.437
= 8.01.446
= 8.01.457
= 8.01.460
= 8.01.464
= 8.01.471
= 9.0
= 2004
Medium December 31, 2004 12/31/04
= 2.1
= 2001
= 2002
= 2003
= corporate_7.0
= corporate_7.2
= corporate_7.5
= corporate_7.6
= corporate_7.51
= corporate_7.60.build_926
= corporate_7.61
= corporate_8.0
= professional_2001
= professional_2002
= professional_2003
= professional_2004
Medium November 3, 2004 11/3/04
<= 2.1
High August 18, 2004 8/18/04
= 2.1
Medium August 6, 2004 8/6/04
= 2002
= 2003
High February 3, 2004 2/3/04
= 2.1
= 2001
= 2002
= 2003
= 2004
= 3.0
Medium December 31, 2003 12/31/03
= 2002
= 2003
Medium December 31, 2003 12/31/03
= 2002
High March 31, 2003 3/31/03
= corporate_7.5
= corporate_7.6
= corporate_7.51
High December 31, 2002 12/31/02
= 2002
High December 31, 2002 12/31/02
= 2002
High December 31, 2002 12/31/02
= 2002
High December 31, 2002 12/31/02
= 2002

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