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83 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected versions
Medium September 17, 2019 9/17/19
>= 3.2.0, < 3.2.5
< 3.1.11
Medium April 10, 2019 4/10/19
>= 3.2.0, < 3.2.4
>= 3.1.0, < 3.1.10
Medium October 22, 2017 10/22/17
<= 3.1.6
High June 17, 2017 6/17/17
= 3.1.0
= 3.1.0-alpha
= 3.1.0-beta
= 3.1.0-rc
= 3.1.0-rc2
= 3.1.0-rc3
= 3.1.1
= 3.1.2
= 3.1.3
= 3.1.4
= 3.1.5
= 3.2-alpha-1
= 3.2.0-beta
= 3.2.0-beta2
Medium January 18, 2017 1/18/17
<= 3.1.2
Medium January 18, 2017 1/18/17
<= 3.1.2
Medium January 18, 2017 1/18/17
<= 3.1.2
Medium January 18, 2017 1/18/17
<= 3.1.2
Medium January 18, 2017 1/18/17
<= 3.1.2
Medium December 17, 2016 12/17/16
= 3.1.0
= 3.1.0-alpha
= 3.1.0-beta
= 3.1.0-rc
= 3.1.0-rc2
= 3.1.0-rc3
= 3.1.1
= 3.1.2
= 3.1.3
Medium December 17, 2016 12/17/16
= 3.1.0
= 3.1.0-alpha
= 3.1.0-beta
= 3.1.0-rc
= 3.1.0-rc2
= 3.1.0-rc3
= 3.1.1
= 3.1.2
= 3.1.3
Medium December 5, 2016 12/5/16
= 3.1.3
High April 8, 2016 4/8/16
= 2.0.0
= 2.0.1
= 2.0.2
= 2.0.3
= 2.0.4
= 2.0.5
= 2.0.6
= 2.0.7
= 2.0.8
= 2.0.9
= 2.0.10
= 2.0.11
= 2.0.12
= 2.0.13
= 2.0.14
= 2.0.15
= 2.0.16
= 2.0.17
= 2.0.18
= 2.0.19
= 2.0.20
= 2.0.21
= 2.0.22
= 2.1.1
= 2.1.2
= 2.1.3
= 2.1.4
= 2.1.5
= 2.1.6
= 2.1.7
= 2.1.8
= 2.1.9
= 2.1.10
= 2.1.11
= 2.1.12
= 2.1.13
= 2.1.14
= 2.1.15
= 2.1.16
= 2.1.17
= 2.1.18
= 2.1.19
= 3.0.0
= 3.0.1
= 3.0.2
= 3.0.3
= 3.0.4
= 3.0.5
= 3.0.6
= 3.0.7
= 3.0.8
= 3.0.9
= 3.0.10
= 3.0.11
= 3.0.13
= 3.0.14
= 3.0.15
= 3.0.16
= 3.0.17
= 3.0.19
= 3.0.20
= 3.1.0
High April 8, 2016 4/8/16
= 2.0.0
= 2.0.1
= 2.0.2
= 2.0.3
= 2.0.4
= 2.0.5
= 2.0.6
= 2.0.7
= 2.0.8
= 2.0.9
= 2.0.10
= 2.0.11
= 2.0.12
= 2.0.13
= 2.0.14
= 2.0.15
= 2.0.16
= 2.0.17
= 2.0.18
= 2.0.19
= 2.0.20
= 2.0.21
= 2.0.22
= 2.1.1
= 2.1.2
= 2.1.3
= 2.1.4
= 2.1.5
= 2.1.6
= 2.1.7
= 2.1.8
= 2.1.9
= 2.1.10
= 2.1.11
= 2.1.12
= 2.1.13
= 2.1.14
= 2.1.15
= 2.1.16
= 2.1.17
= 2.1.18
= 3.0.0
= 3.0.1
= 3.0.2
= 3.0.3
= 3.0.4
= 3.0.5
= 3.0.6
= 3.0.7
= 3.0.8
= 3.0.9
= 3.0.10
= 3.0.11
= 3.0.13
= 3.0.14
= 3.0.15
= 3.0.16
= 3.0.17
= 3.0.19
= 3.0.20
= 3.1.0
Medium January 30, 2014 1/30/14
<= 2.1.24
= 2.0.1
= 2.0.2
= 2.0.3
= 2.0.4
= 2.0.5
= 2.0.6
= 2.0.7
= 2.0.8
= 2.0.9
= 2.0.10
= 2.0.11
= 2.0.12
= 2.0.13
= 2.0.14
= 2.0.15
= 2.0.16
= 2.0.17
= 2.0.18
= 2.0.19
= 2.0.20
= 2.0.21
= 2.0.22
= 2.1
= 2.1.1
= 2.1.2
= 2.1.10
= 2.1.11
= 2.1.12
= 2.1.13
= 2.1.14
= 2.1.15
= 2.1.16
= 2.1.17
= 2.1.18
= 2.1.19
= 2.1.20
= 2.1.21
= 2.1.22
= 2.1.23
= 3.0.0
= 3.0.1
= 3.0.2
= 3.0.3
= 3.0.4
= 3.0.5
= 3.0.6
= 3.0.7
= 3.0.8
= 3.0.9
= 3.0.10
= 3.0.11
Medium November 18, 2013 11/18/13
<= 2.1.23
= 2.0.0
= 2.0.1
= 2.0.2
= 2.0.3
= 2.0.4
= 2.0.5
= 2.0.6
= 2.0.7
= 2.0.8
= 2.0.9
= 2.0.10
= 2.0.11
= 2.0.12
= 2.0.13
= 2.0.14
= 2.0.15
= 2.0.16
= 2.0.17
= 2.0.18
= 2.0.19
= 2.0.20
= 2.0.21
= 2.0.22
= 2.1.1
= 2.1.2
= 2.1.3
= 2.1.4
= 2.1.5
= 2.1.6
= 2.1.7
= 2.1.8
= 2.1.9
= 2.1.10
= 2.1.11
= 2.1.12
= 2.1.13
= 2.1.14
= 2.1.15
= 2.1.16
= 2.1.17
= 2.1.18
= 2.1.19
= 2.1.20
= 2.1.21
= 2.1.22
Medium November 18, 2013 11/18/13
<= 2.1.23
= 2.0.0
= 2.0.1
= 2.0.2
= 2.0.3
= 2.0.4
= 2.0.5
= 2.0.6
= 2.0.7
= 2.0.8
= 2.0.9
= 2.0.10
= 2.0.11
= 2.0.12
= 2.0.13
= 2.0.14
= 2.0.15
= 2.0.16
= 2.0.17
= 2.0.18
= 2.0.19
= 2.0.20
= 2.0.21
= 2.0.22
= 2.1.1
= 2.1.2
= 2.1.3
= 2.1.4
= 2.1.5
= 2.1.6
= 2.1.7
= 2.1.8
= 2.1.9
= 2.1.10
= 2.1.11
= 2.1.12
= 2.1.13
= 2.1.14
= 2.1.15
= 2.1.16
= 2.1.17
= 2.1.18
= 2.1.19
= 2.1.20
= 2.1.21
= 2.1.22
= 3.0.0
= 3.0.1
= 3.0.2
= 3.0.3
= 3.0.4
= 3.0.5
= 3.0.6
= 3.0.7
= 3.0.8
= 3.0.9
= 3.0.10
= 3.0.11
High November 18, 2013 11/18/13
= 3.0.0
= 3.0.1
= 3.0.2
= 3.0.3
= 3.0.4
= 3.0.5
= 3.0.6
= 3.0.7
= 3.0.8
= 3.0.9
= 3.0.10
= 3.0.11
High July 9, 2013 7/9/13
= 3.0.0
= 3.0.1
= 3.0.2
= 3.0.3
= 3.0.4
= 3.0.5
= 3.0.6
= 3.0.7
= 3.0.8
= 2.1.1
= 2.1.2
= 2.1.3
= 2.1.4
= 2.1.5
= 2.1.6
= 2.1.7
= 2.1.8
= 2.1.9
= 2.1.10
= 2.1.11
= 2.1.12
= 2.1.13
= 2.1.14
= 2.1.15
= 2.1.16
= 2.1.17
= 2.1.18
= 2.1.19
= 2.1.20
= 2.1.21
= 2.0.0
= 2.0.1
= 2.0.2
= 2.0.3
= 2.0.4
= 2.0.5
= 2.0.6
= 2.0.7
= 2.0.8
= 2.0.9
= 2.0.10
= 2.0.11
= 2.0.12
= 2.0.13
= 2.0.14
= 2.0.15
= 2.0.16
= 2.0.17
= 2.0.18
= 2.0.19
= 2.0.20
= 2.0.21
= 2.0.22
High August 14, 2012 8/14/12
= 1.9
= 1.9.1
= 1.9.2
= 2.0
= 2.1
Medium August 14, 2012 8/14/12
= 1.9
= 1.9.1
= 1.9.2
= 2.0
= 2.1
High September 1, 2009 9/1/09
= 1.9
= 1.9-alpha2
= 1.9.1
= 1.9.2c
= 1.9.2d
= 1.9.2g
= 1.9.2h
= 1.9.alpha1
= 2.0-rc1
= 2.0.0
= 2.0.1
= 2.0.2
= 2.0.3
= 2.0.4
= 2.0.5
= 2.0.6
= 2.0.7
= 2.0.8
High January 2, 2009 1/2/09
= 1.8
= 1.8.1
= 1.8.2
= 1.8.2b
= 1.8.3
= 1.8b1
= 1.8b2
= 1.8b3
= 1.8b4
= 1.8b5
= 1.8b6
= 1.9.0
= 1.9.1-rev7385
= 1.9.1-rev7502
= 1.9.2
= 1.9.2f
= 2.0.0
= 2.0.1
High January 2, 2009 1/2/09
= 1.8
= 1.8.1
= 1.8.2
= 1.8.2b
= 1.8.3
= 1.8b1
= 1.8b2
= 1.8b3
= 1.8b4
= 1.8b5
= 1.8b6
= 1.9.0
= 1.9.1-rev7385
= 1.9.1-rev7502
= 1.9.2
= 1.9.2f
= 2.0.0
= 2.0.1
High August 25, 2007 8/25/07
= 1.7.2
High April 11, 2006 4/11/06
= 1.8.3
Medium March 19, 2006 3/19/06
= 1.8.2e
= 1.8.2g
Medium February 9, 2006 2/9/06
= 1.8.2d
= 1.8.2e
= 1.8.2g
High February 9, 2006 2/9/06
= 1.8.2g
High February 2, 2006 2/2/06
<= 1.8.2e
<= 1.9_alpha2_5539
Medium February 2, 2006 2/2/06
<= 1.8.2e
<= 1.9_alpha2_5539
Medium February 2, 2006 2/2/06
<= 1.8.2e
<= 1.9_alpha2_5539
Low December 22, 2005 12/22/05
= 1.8.2

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