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php_fusion / php_fusion

139 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected Version
Low September 11, 2006 9/11/06
== 6.0.105
== 6.0.303
== 6.0.106
== 6.0.204
== 6.0.110
== 6.0.109
== 6.0.307
== 6.0.304
<= 6.01.4
== 6.0.107
== 6.0.206
== 6.0.306
Medium July 13, 2006 7/13/06
== 6.00.307
== 6.0.105
== 6.00.105
== 6.00.106
== 6.00.103
== 6.00.101
== 6.0.106
== 6.00.107
== 6.00.303
== 6.00.3
== 6.00.104
== 6.01.2
== 6.00.100
== 6.00.108
== 6.00.207
== 6.00.306
== 6.00.304
== 6.00.200
== 6.00.110
== 6.0.107
== 6.00.102
== 6.00.205
== 6.00.109
== 6.00.206
== 6.00.204
== 6.00.300
Medium May 19, 2006 5/19/06
== 6.00.307
== 6.00.306
Medium May 12, 2006 5/12/06
== 6.00.105
== 6.00.106
== 6.00.107
== 6.00.303
== 6.00.3
== 6.00.306
== 6.00.304
== 6.00.110
== 6.00.109
== 6.00.206
== 6.00.204
Medium May 12, 2006 5/12/06
== 6.00.105
== 6.00.106
== 6.00.107
== 6.00.303
== 6.00.3
== 6.00.306
== 6.00.304
== 6.00.110
== 6.00.109
== 6.00.206
== 6.00.204
Low February 8, 2006 2/8/06
== 6.00.105
== 6.00.106
== 6.00.103
== 6.00.101
== 6.00.107
== 6.00.303
== 6.00.104
== 6.00.100
== 6.00.108
== 6.00.207
== 6.00.200
== 6.00.110
== 6.00.102
== 6.00.205
== 6.00.109
== 6.00.206
== 6.00.204
== 6.00.300
Low December 31, 2005 12/31/05
== 6.00.204
Low December 28, 2005 12/28/05
== 6.00.207
== 6.00.200
== 6.00.205
== 6.00.206
== 6.00.204
== 6.00.300
High December 28, 2005 12/28/05
== 6.00.207
== 6.00.200
== 6.00.206
== 6.00.300
High December 5, 2005 12/5/05
== 6.00.109
High November 22, 2005 11/22/05
<= 6.00.206
High October 6, 2005 10/6/05
== 6.00.109
High October 6, 2005 10/6/05
== 6.00.106
== 6.00.107
High October 6, 2005 10/6/05
== 6.00.105
== 6.00.106
== 6.00.103
== 6.00.101
== 6.00.107
== 6.00.104
== 6.00.100
== 6.00.108
== 6.00.102
== 6.00.109
High October 6, 2005 10/6/05
== 6.00.105
== 6.00.106
== 6.00.103
== 6.00.101
== 6.00.107
== 6.00.104
== 6.00.100
== 6.00.108
== 6.00.102
== 6.00.109
Low September 2, 2005 9/2/05
== 4.01
== 6.0.105
== 4.00
== 6.0.106
== 5.0
== 5.01_service_pack
== 6.0.107
Medium July 27, 2005 7/27/05
== 4.01
== 6.0.105
== 4.00
== 6.0.106
== 5.0
== 5.01_service_pack
Low June 29, 2005 6/29/05
== 6.0.105
Medium June 29, 2005 6/29/05
== 5.0
== 6.0
Medium May 2, 2005 5/2/05
== 4.0
Low May 2, 2005 5/2/05
== 5.01
Low March 6, 2005 3/6/05
== 5.0
Medium December 31, 2004 12/31/04
== 4.00
High December 31, 2004 12/31/04
== 4.01
Low December 31, 2004 12/31/04
== 4.01
High August 18, 2004 8/18/04
== 4.0

php-fusion / php-fusion

58 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected Version
High February 17, 2023 2/17/23
>= 9.03.90 < 9.10.00
Low July 7, 2021 7/7/21
== 9.03.60
Medium July 2, 2021 7/2/21
== 9.03.50
Medium July 2, 2021 7/2/21
== 9.03.50
Medium July 2, 2021 7/2/21
== 9.03.60
Medium July 2, 2021 7/2/21
== 9.03.60
Medium July 2, 2021 7/2/21
== 9.03.60
Medium July 2, 2021 7/2/21
== 9.03.60
Medium January 3, 2021 1/3/21
>= 9.0 < 9.03.90
High September 3, 2020 9/3/20
== 9.03.50
Medium August 26, 2020 8/26/20
== 9.03.60
Medium August 12, 2020 8/12/20
>= 9.0 <= 9.03
Medium August 12, 2020 8/12/20
>= 9.0 <= 9.03
Low June 24, 2020 6/24/20
== 9.03.60
High June 22, 2020 6/22/20
== 9.03.50
Medium May 8, 2020 5/8/20
== 9.03.50
Medium May 7, 2020 5/7/20
== 9.03.50
Medium May 7, 2020 5/7/20
== 9.03.50
High April 29, 2020 4/29/20
== 9.03.50
Medium April 28, 2020 4/28/20
== 9.03.50
High May 14, 2019 5/14/19
< 9.03.00
Low September 25, 2017 9/25/17
== 9.00
High November 17, 2014 11/17/14
== 7.02.07
High May 5, 2014 5/5/14
== 7.02.03
== 7.02.05
== 7.02.01
== 7.02.02
== 7.02.04
High May 5, 2014 5/5/14
<= 7.02.05
== 7.02.03
== 7.02.01
== 7.02.02
== 7.02.04
Medium April 30, 2014 4/30/14
<= 7.02.05
== 7.02.03
== 7.02.01
== 7.02.02
== 7.02.04
Medium April 30, 2014 4/30/14
<= 7.02.05
== 7.02.03
== 7.02.01
== 7.02.02
== 7.02.04
Low April 29, 2014 4/29/14
<= 7.02.05
== 7.02.03
== 7.02.01
== 7.02.02
== 7.02.04
Low November 26, 2012 11/26/12
== 7.02.04
Low July 7, 2009 7/7/09
== 6.01.17
== 7.00.3
High January 22, 2009 1/22/09
== 4.01
Medium December 5, 2008 12/5/08
== 6.01.15
== 7.00.1
Medium April 23, 2008 4/23/08
== 6.01.14
== 6.00.307
Low July 4, 2007 7/4/07
== 6.01.9
== 6.01.10

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