Vulnerabilities for products matching "telepresence_video_communication_server"
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38 vulnerabilities found| Title | Severity | Exploit | Date | Affected versions |
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High | November 15, 2024 11/15/24 |
= x8.1
= x8.1.1
= x8.1.2
= x8.2
= x8.2.1
= x8.2.2
= x8.5
= x8.5.1
= x8.5.2
= x8.5.3
= x8.6
= x8.6.1
= x8.7
= x8.7.1
= x8.7.2
= x8.7.3
= x8.8
= x8.8.1
= x8.8.2
= x8.8.3
= x8.9
= x8.9.1
= x8.9.2
= x8.10.0
= x8.10.1
= x8.10.2
= x8.10.3
= x8.10.4
= x8.11.0
= x8.11.1
= x8.11.2
= x8.11.3
= x8.11.4
= x12.5.0
= x12.5.1
= x12.5.2
= x12.5.3
= x12.5.4
= x12.5.5
= x12.5.6
= x12.5.7
= x12.5.8
= x12.5.9
= x12.6.0
= x12.6.1
= x12.6.2
= x12.6.3
= x12.6.4
= x12.7.0
= x12.7.1
= x14.0.0
= x14.0.1
= x14.0.2
= x14.0.3
= x14.0.4
= x14.0.5
= x14.0.6
= x14.0.7
= x14.0.8
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High | November 15, 2024 11/15/24 |
= x8.1
= x8.1.1
= x8.1.2
= x8.2
= x8.2.1
= x8.2.2
= x8.5
= x8.5.1
= x8.5.2
= x8.5.3
= x8.6
= x8.6.1
= x8.7
= x8.7.1
= x8.7.2
= x8.7.3
= x8.8
= x8.8.1
= x8.8.2
= x8.8.3
= x8.9
= x8.9.1
= x8.9.2
= x8.10.0
= x8.10.1
= x8.10.2
= x8.10.3
= x8.10.4
= x8.11.0
= x8.11.1
= x8.11.2
= x8.11.3
= x8.11.4
= x12.5.0
= x12.5.1
= x12.5.2
= x12.5.3
= x12.5.4
= x12.5.5
= x12.5.6
= x12.5.7
= x12.5.8
= x12.5.9
= x12.6.0
= x12.6.1
= x12.6.2
= x12.6.3
= x12.6.4
= x12.7.0
= x12.7.1
= x14.0.0
= x14.0.1
= x14.0.2
= x14.0.3
= x14.0.4
= x14.0.5
= x14.0.6
= x14.0.7
= x14.0.8
= x14.0.9
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Medium | October 2, 2024 10/2/24 |
= x8.1
= x8.1.1
= x8.1.2
= x8.2
= x8.2.1
= x8.2.2
= x8.5
= x8.5.1
= x8.5.2
= x8.5.3
= x8.6
= x8.6.1
= x8.7
= x8.7.1
= x8.7.2
= x8.7.3
= x8.8
= x8.8.1
= x8.8.2
= x8.8.3
= x8.9
= x8.9.1
= x8.9.2
= x8.10.0
= x8.10.1
= x8.10.2
= x8.10.3
= x8.10.4
= x8.11.0
= x8.11.1
= x8.11.2
= x8.11.3
= x8.11.4
= x12.5.0
= x12.5.1
= x12.5.2
= x12.5.3
= x12.5.4
= x12.5.5
= x12.5.6
= x12.5.7
= x12.5.8
= x12.5.9
= x12.6.0
= x12.6.1
= x12.6.2
= x12.6.3
= x12.6.4
= x12.7.0
= x12.7.1
= x14.0.0
= x14.0.1
= x14.0.2
= x14.0.3
= x14.0.4
= x14.0.5
= x14.0.6
= x14.0.7
= x14.0.8
= x14.0.9
= x14.0.10
= x14.0.11
= x14.2.0
= x14.2.1
= x14.2.2
= x14.2.5
= x14.2.6
= x14.2.7
= x14.3.0
= x14.3.1
= x14.3.2
= x14.3.3
= x14.3.4
= x14.3.5
= x14.3.6
= x15.0.0
= x15.0.1
= x15.0.2
= x15.0.3
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Medium | July 17, 2024 7/17/24 |
= x8.1
= x8.1.1
= x8.1.2
= x8.2
= x8.2.1
= x8.2.2
= x8.5
= x8.5.1
= x8.5.3
= x8.6
= x8.6.1
= x8.7
= x8.7.1
= x8.7.2
= x8.7.3
= x8.8
= x8.8.1
= x8.8.2
= x8.8.3
= x8.9
= x8.9.1
= x8.9.2
= x8.10.0
= x8.10.1
= x8.10.2
= x8.10.3
= x8.10.4
= x8.11.0
= x8.11.1
= x8.11.2
= x8.11.3
= x8.11.4
= x12.5.0
= x12.5.1
= x12.5.2
= x12.5.3
= x12.5.4
= x12.5.5
= x12.5.6
= x12.5.7
= x12.5.8
= x12.5.9
= x12.6.0
= x12.6.1
= x12.6.2
= x12.6.3
= x12.6.4
= x12.7.0
= x12.7.1
= x14.0.1
= x14.0.2
= x14.0.3
= x14.0.4
= x14.0.5
= x14.0.6
= x14.0.7
= x14.0.8
= x14.0.9
= x14.0.10
= x14.0.11
= x14.2.0
= x14.2.1
= x14.2.2
= x14.2.5
= x14.2.6
= x14.2.7
= x14.3.0
= x14.3.1
= x14.3.2
= x14.3.3
= x14.3.4
= x14.3.5
= x15.0.0
= x15.0.1
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Medium | October 10, 2023 10/10/23 |
< x14.3.3
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Medium | August 16, 2023 8/16/23 |
< 14.3.1
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Critical | June 28, 2023 6/28/23 |
<= x14.0.3
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Critical | June 28, 2023 6/28/23 |
<= x14.0.3
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Critical | July 6, 2022 7/6/22 |
< x14.0.7
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Critical | July 6, 2022 7/6/22 |
< x14.0.7
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Medium | May 27, 2022 5/27/22 |
<= x14.0.7
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Medium | May 27, 2022 5/27/22 |
<= x14.0.7
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Medium | May 26, 2022 5/26/22 |
<= x14.0.7
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Critical | April 6, 2022 4/6/22 |
< 14.0.5
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Critical | April 6, 2022 4/6/22 |
< 14.0.5
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Medium | August 18, 2021 8/18/21 |
<= x8.8
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Medium | August 18, 2021 8/18/21 |
>= x8.6, <= x14.0.3
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Medium | November 18, 2020 11/18/20 |
< x12.6.3
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Medium | October 8, 2020 10/8/20 |
<= x12.6.3
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High | October 29, 2019 10/29/19 |
< x7.0.3
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Medium | October 16, 2019 10/16/19 |
< x12.5.4
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High | June 5, 2019 6/5/19 |
>= x8.1, <= x12.5.2
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Medium | June 5, 2019 6/5/19 |
< x12.5
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Medium | May 3, 2019 5/3/19 |
= x8.11.4
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Medium | April 18, 2019 4/18/19 |
< x12.5.1
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Medium | April 18, 2019 4/18/19 |
< x12.5.1
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High | April 18, 2019 4/18/19 |
< x12.5.1
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Medium | February 7, 2019 2/7/19 |
< x12.5
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Medium | October 5, 2018 10/5/18 |
= x7.2.4
= x8.9.2
= x8.10.4
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High | August 15, 2018 8/15/18 |
= x7.0.1
= x7.2.4
= x8.1
= x8.2.2
= x8.5
= x8.6
= x8.7
= x8.8
= x8.9
= x8.10
= x8.10.4
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Medium | October 19, 2017 10/19/17 |
All versions
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High | August 17, 2017 8/17/17 |
= x8.7
= x8.7.1
= x8.7.2
= x8.7.3
= x8.8
= x8.9
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High | February 1, 2017 2/1/17 |
= x5.2_base
= x6.0_base
= x6.1_base
= x7.0.0
= x7.0.1
= x7.0.2
= x7.0.3
= x7.1_base
= x7.2.0
= x7.2.1
= x7.2.2
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Medium | August 8, 2016 8/8/16 |
= x8.5.2
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Medium | July 7, 2016 7/7/16 |
= x8.1
= x8.1.1
= x8.1.2
= x8.2
= x8.2.1
= x8.2.2
= x8.5-rc4
= x8.5.0
= x8.5.1
= x8.5.2
= x8.5.3
= x8.6.0
= x8.6.1
= x8.7
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Medium | May 25, 2016 5/25/16 |
= x8.1.1
= x8.1.2
= x8.1_base
= x8.2.1
= x8.2.2
= x8.2_base
= x8.5-rc4
= x8.5.0
= x8.5.1
= x8.5.2
= x8.5.3
= x8.6.0
= x8.6.1
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Medium | May 29, 2015 5/29/15 |
= x8.5.1
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Medium | January 14, 2015 1/14/15 |
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