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Title Severity Exploit Date Affected Version
CVE-2015-4206
Low December 15, 2015 12/15/15
== 8.0(2c)
== 8.5.1
== 8.0_base
== 8.6.2
== 8.5_base
== 8.0(3)
== 8.6_base
== 8.6.1
CVE-2015-4295
Low August 1, 2015 8/1/15
== 10.5(3.10000.9)
CVE-2015-4272
Low July 14, 2015 7/14/15
== 10.5(2.10000.5)
CVE-2015-4269
Low July 14, 2015 7/14/15
== 10.5(1.99995.9)
CVE-2015-0751
High May 29, 2015 5/29/15
== 10.3(1)
CVE-2015-0717
Medium May 16, 2015 5/16/15
== 10.0(1.10000.12)
CVE-2014-8008
Medium January 22, 2015 1/22/15
*
CVE-2014-7991
Low November 14, 2014 11/14/14
== 10.0
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-3366
Medium October 31, 2014 10/31/14
*
CVE-2014-3372
Low October 31, 2014 10/31/14
*
CVE-2014-3373
Low October 31, 2014 10/31/14
*
CVE-2014-3374
Low October 31, 2014 10/31/14
*
CVE-2014-3375
Low October 31, 2014 10/31/14
*
CVE-2014-3363
Low September 12, 2014 9/12/14
== 9.1(2.10000.28)
CVE-2014-3338
High August 12, 2014 8/12/14
== 10.0(1)
CVE-2014-3332
Low August 11, 2014 8/11/14
<= 8.6\(2\)
CVE-2014-3317
Medium July 14, 2014 7/14/14
== 10.0(1)
CVE-2014-3319
Medium July 14, 2014 7/14/14
== 10.0(1)
CVE-2014-3316
Low July 10, 2014 7/10/14
*
== 10.0(1)_base
CVE-2014-3318
Low July 10, 2014 7/10/14
*
== 10.0(1)_base
CVE-2014-3315
Low July 10, 2014 7/10/14
*
== 10.0(1)_base
CVE-2014-3287
Low June 10, 2014 6/10/14
*
CVE-2014-3292
Medium June 10, 2014 6/10/14
*
CVE-2014-2184
Medium April 29, 2014 4/29/14
*
CVE-2014-2185
Low April 29, 2014 4/29/14
*
CVE-2014-0740
Medium February 27, 2014 2/27/14
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 10.0
== 4.2.3sr1
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 4.1(3)
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 4.2.1
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 4.2.2
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 4.2.3sr2b
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-0741
Medium February 27, 2014 2/27/14
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 10.0
== 4.2.3sr1
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 4.1(3)
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 4.2.1
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 4.2.2
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 4.2.3sr2b
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-0742
Medium February 27, 2014 2/27/14
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 10.0
== 4.2.3sr1
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 4.1(3)
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 4.2.1
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 4.2.2
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 4.2.3sr2b
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-0743
Medium February 27, 2014 2/27/14
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 10.0
== 4.2.3sr1
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 4.1(3)
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 4.2.1
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 4.2.2
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 4.2.3sr2b
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-0747
Medium February 27, 2014 2/27/14
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 10.0
== 4.2.3sr1
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 4.1(3)
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 4.2.1
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 4.2.2
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 4.2.3sr2b
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-0731
Medium February 22, 2014 2/22/14
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 10.0
== 4.2.3sr1
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 4.1(3)
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 4.2.1
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 4.2.2
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 4.2.3sr2b
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-0733
Medium February 20, 2014 2/20/14
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 10.0
== 4.2.3sr1
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 4.1(3)
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 4.2.1
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 4.2.2
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 4.2.3sr2b
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-0732
Medium February 20, 2014 2/20/14
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 10.0
== 4.2.3sr1
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 4.1(3)
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 4.2.1
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 4.2.2
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 4.2.3sr2b
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-0734
High February 20, 2014 2/20/14
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 10.0
== 4.2.3sr1
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 4.1(3)
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 4.2.1
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 4.2.2
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 4.2.3sr2b
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-0735
Low February 20, 2014 2/20/14
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 10.0
== 4.2.3sr1
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 4.1(3)
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 4.2.1
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 4.2.2
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 4.2.3sr2b
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-0736
Medium February 20, 2014 2/20/14
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 10.0
== 4.2.3sr1
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 4.1(3)
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 4.2.1
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 4.2.2
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 4.2.3sr2b
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-0722
Medium February 13, 2014 2/13/14
*
CVE-2014-0723
Low February 13, 2014 2/13/14
*
CVE-2014-0724
Low February 13, 2014 2/13/14
== 10.0
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-0725
Medium February 13, 2014 2/13/14
*
CVE-2014-0726
High February 13, 2014 2/13/14
== 10.0
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-0727
High February 13, 2014 2/13/14
*
CVE-2014-0728
High February 13, 2014 2/13/14
== 10.0
<= 10.0\(1\)
CVE-2014-0729
High February 13, 2014 2/13/14
*
CVE-2014-0686
Medium February 4, 2014 2/4/14
== 9.1(2)
== 9.1(1)
<= 9.1\(2.10000.28\)
CVE-2014-0657
Low January 8, 2014 1/8/14
== 8.6(1)
== 8.5(1)
== 5.1(3e)
== 6.1(3a)
== 8.0(2c)
== 5.1(3c)
== 6.1(2)
== 8.6(2a)su1
== 5.1(2a)
== 8.5(1)su4
== 6.1(3b)su1
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 7.1(2b)su1
== 8.6(2)
== 8.6(4)
== 8.6(2a)
== 6.0(1)
== 7.1(5b)su6
== 8.0(2)
== 5.1(1b)
== 8.0(3a)su3
== 8.5(1)su5
== 7.1(2b)
== 8.5(1)su2
== 5.1(1c)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 7.1(5b)su4
== 6.1(2)su1a
== 5.1(2)
== 7.1(3b)
== 6.1(4)su1
== 8.6
== 8.0(2b)
== 6.1(4)
== 5.0
== 7.1(2a)su1
== 7.1(3b)su1
== 4.2.3sr1
== 7.1(3a)su1a
== 8.6(2a)su2
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 7.1(5b)su1
== 6.1(5)su1
== 5.1(2b)
== 6.1(4a)
== 7.1(5b)su3
== 4.1(3)
== 8.6(2a)su3
== 6.1(5)su2
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 6.1(3)
== 7.1(3)
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 6.1(4a)su2
== 4.2.1
== 7.1(2a)
== 6.1(1)
== 7.1(5b)
== 5.1(3d)
== 5.1.2
== 8.0(3a)su2
== 7.0(2a)
== 8.6(1a)
== 8.0
== 8.5(1)su3
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 7.0(1)su1
== 9.0(1)
== 7.0(1)su1a
== 7.1(5b)su2
== 4.2.2
== 7.1(5)
== 4.3(1)
== 7.1(5a)
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 6.1(1b)
== 6.1(3b)
== 7.0(2a)su2
== 5.1(3)
== 6.1(5)
== 6.1(5)su3
== 8.0(3)
== 7.1(5b)su1a
== 7.1(5)su1a
== 8.0(2a)
== 6.0(1a)
== 8.5
== 7.1(5)su1
== 6.0(1b)
== 5.1(1)
== 8.0(3a)
<= 9.1\(1\)
== 7.1(3a)
== 6.1(2)su1
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 7.1(5b)su5
== 7.0(2a)su1
== 5.1(3a)
== 7.1(3a)su1
== 6.0
== 8.6(3)
== 5.1
== 8.0(2c)su1
== 4.2.3sr2b
== 6.1(1a)
== 8.5(1)su1
== 7.0(2)
== 8.0(1)
== 8.0(3a)su1
== 7.1(3b)su2
CVE-2013-6978
Low December 21, 2013 12/21/13
== 8.6(1)
== 8.5(1)
== 5.1(3e)
== 6.1(3a)
== 8.0(2c)
== 5.1(3c)
== 6.1(2)
== 8.6(2a)su1
== 5.1(2a)
== 8.5(1)su4
== 6.1(3b)su1
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 7.1(2b)su1
== 8.6(2)
== 8.6(4)
== 8.6(2a)
== 6.0(1)
== 7.1(5b)su6
== 8.0(2)
== 5.1(1b)
== 8.0(3a)su3
== 8.5(1)su5
== 7.1(2b)
== 8.5(1)su2
== 5.1(1c)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 7.1(5b)su4
== 6.1(2)su1a
== 5.1(2)
== 7.1(3b)
== 6.1(4)su1
== 8.6
== 8.0(2b)
== 6.1(4)
== 5.0
== 7.1(2a)su1
== 7.1(3b)su1
== 4.2.3sr1
== 7.1(3a)su1a
== 8.6(2a)su2
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 7.1(5b)su1
== 6.1(5)su1
== 5.1(2b)
== 6.1(4a)
== 7.1(5b)su3
== 4.1(3)
== 8.6(2a)su3
== 6.1(5)su2
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 6.1(3)
== 7.1(3)
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 6.1(4a)su2
== 4.2.1
== 7.1(2a)
== 6.1(1)
== 7.1(5b)
== 5.1(3d)
== 5.1.2
== 8.0(3a)su2
== 7.0(2a)
== 8.6(1a)
== 8.0
== 8.5(1)su3
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 7.0(1)su1
== 9.0(1)
== 7.0(1)su1a
== 7.1(5b)su2
== 4.2.2
== 7.1(5)
== 4.3(1)
== 7.1(5a)
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 6.1(1b)
== 6.1(3b)
== 7.0(2a)su2
== 5.1(3)
== 6.1(5)
== 6.1(5)su3
== 8.0(3)
== 7.1(5b)su1a
== 7.1(5)su1a
== 8.0(2a)
== 6.0(1a)
== 8.5
== 7.1(5)su1
== 6.0(1b)
== 5.1(1)
== 8.0(3a)
<= 9.1\(1\)
== 7.1(3a)
== 6.1(2)su1
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 7.1(5b)su5
== 7.0(2a)su1
== 5.1(3a)
== 7.1(3a)su1
== 6.0
== 8.6(3)
== 5.1
== 8.0(2c)su1
== 4.2.3sr2b
== 6.1(1a)
== 8.5(1)su1
== 7.0(2)
== 8.0(1)
== 8.0(3a)su1
== 7.1(3b)su2
CVE-2013-7030
High December 12, 2013 12/12/13
*
CVE-2013-6688
Medium November 18, 2013 11/18/13
== 8.6(1)
== 8.5(1)
== 5.1(3e)
== 6.1(3a)
== 8.0(2c)
== 5.1(3c)
== 6.1(2)
== 8.6(2a)su1
== 5.1(2a)
== 8.5(1)su4
== 6.1(3b)su1
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 7.1(2b)su1
== 8.6(2)
== 8.6(4)
== 8.6(2a)
== 6.0(1)
== 7.1(5b)su6
== 8.0(2)
== 5.1(1b)
== 8.0(3a)su3
== 8.5(1)su5
== 7.1(2b)
== 8.5(1)su2
== 5.1(1c)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 7.1(5b)su4
== 6.1(2)su1a
== 5.1(2)
== 7.1(3b)
== 6.1(4)su1
== 8.6
== 8.0(2b)
== 6.1(4)
== 5.0
== 7.1(2a)su1
== 7.1(3b)su1
== 4.2.3sr1
== 7.1(3a)su1a
== 8.6(2a)su2
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 7.1(5b)su1
== 6.1(5)su1
== 5.1(2b)
== 6.1(4a)
== 7.1(5b)su3
== 4.1(3)
== 8.6(2a)su3
== 6.1(5)su2
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 6.1(3)
== 7.1(3)
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 6.1(4a)su2
== 4.2.1
== 7.1(2a)
== 6.1(1)
== 7.1(5b)
== 5.1(3d)
== 5.1.2
== 8.0(3a)su2
== 7.0(2a)
== 8.6(1a)
== 8.0
== 8.5(1)su3
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 7.0(1)su1
== 9.0(1)
== 7.0(1)su1a
== 7.1(5b)su2
== 4.2.2
== 7.1(5)
== 4.3(1)
== 7.1(5a)
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 6.1(1b)
== 6.1(3b)
== 7.0(2a)su2
== 5.1(3)
== 6.1(5)
== 6.1(5)su3
== 8.0(3)
== 7.1(5b)su1a
== 7.1(5)su1a
== 8.0(2a)
== 6.0(1a)
== 8.5
== 7.1(5)su1
== 6.0(1b)
== 5.1(1)
== 8.0(3a)
<= 9.1\(1\)
== 7.1(3a)
== 6.1(2)su1
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 7.1(5b)su5
== 7.0(2a)su1
== 5.1(3a)
== 7.1(3a)su1
== 6.0
== 8.6(3)
== 5.1
== 8.0(2c)su1
== 4.2.3sr2b
== 6.1(1a)
== 8.5(1)su1
== 7.0(2)
== 8.0(1)
== 8.0(3a)su1
== 7.1(3b)su2
CVE-2013-6689
Medium November 18, 2013 11/18/13
== 8.6(1)
== 8.5(1)
== 5.1(3e)
== 6.1(3a)
== 8.0(2c)
== 5.1(3c)
== 6.1(2)
== 8.6(2a)su1
== 5.1(2a)
== 8.5(1)su4
== 6.1(3b)su1
== 4.2.3sr2
== 3.3(5)
== 7.1(2b)su1
== 8.6(2)
== 8.6(4)
== 8.6(2a)
== 6.0(1)
== 7.1(5b)su6
== 8.0(2)
== 5.1(1b)
== 8.0(3a)su3
== 8.5(1)su5
== 7.1(2b)
== 8.5(1)su2
== 5.1(1c)
== 4.1(3)sr1
== 7.1(5b)su4
== 6.1(2)su1a
== 5.1(2)
== 7.1(3b)
== 6.1(4)su1
== 8.6
== 8.0(2b)
== 6.1(4)
== 5.0
== 7.1(2a)su1
== 7.1(3b)su1
== 4.2.3sr1
== 7.1(3a)su1a
== 8.6(2a)su2
== 4.1(3)sr2
== 7.1(5b)su1
== 6.1(5)su1
== 5.1(2b)
== 6.1(4a)
== 7.1(5b)su3
== 4.1(3)
== 8.6(2a)su3
== 6.1(5)su2
== 4.2
== 4.3
== 4.2.3
== 6.1(3)
== 7.1(3)
== 4.1(3)sr4
== 6.1(4a)su2
== 4.2.1
== 7.1(2a)
== 6.1(1)
== 7.1(5b)
== 5.1(3d)
== 5.1.2
== 8.0(3a)su2
== 7.0(2a)
== 8.6(1a)
== 8.0
== 8.5(1)su3
== 3.3(5)sr2a
== 7.0(1)su1
== 9.0(1)
== 7.0(1)su1a
== 7.1(5b)su2
== 4.2.2
== 7.1(5)
== 4.3(1)
== 7.1(5a)
== 4.1(3)sr3
== 6.1(1b)
== 6.1(3b)
== 7.0(2a)su2
== 5.1(3)
== 6.1(5)
== 6.1(5)su3
== 8.0(3)
== 7.1(5b)su1a
== 7.1(5)su1a
== 8.0(2a)
== 6.0(1a)
== 8.5
== 7.1(5)su1
== 6.0(1b)
== 5.1(1)
== 8.0(3a)
<= 9.1\(1\)
== 7.1(3a)
== 6.1(2)su1
== 3.3(5)sr1
== 7.1(5b)su5
== 7.0(2a)su1
== 5.1(3a)
== 7.1(3a)su1
== 6.0
== 8.6(3)
== 5.1
== 8.0(2c)su1
== 4.2.3sr2b
== 6.1(1a)
== 8.5(1)su1
== 7.0(2)
== 8.0(1)
== 8.0(3a)su1
== 7.1(3b)su2

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CVSS (Common Vulnerability Scoring System) estimates technical severity, but it doesn't automatically equal business risk. Prioritize using context like internet exposure, affected asset criticality, known exploitation (proof-of-concept or in-the-wild), and whether compensating controls exist. A "Medium" CVSS on an exposed, production system can be more urgent than a "Critical" on an isolated, non-production host.

A vulnerability is the underlying weakness. An exploit is the method or code used to take advantage of it. A zero-day is a vulnerability that is unknown to the vendor or has no publicly available fix when attackers begin using it. In practice, risk increases sharply when exploitation becomes reliable or widespread.

Recurring findings usually come from incomplete Asset Discovery, inconsistent patch management, inherited images, and configuration drift. In modern environments, you also need to watch the software supply chain: dependencies, containers, build pipelines, and third-party services can reintroduce the same weakness even after you patch a single host. Unknown or unmanaged assets (often called Shadow IT) are a common reason the same issues resurface.

Use a simple, repeatable triage model: focus first on externally exposed assets, high-value systems (identity, VPN, email, production), vulnerabilities with known exploits, and issues that enable remote code execution or privilege escalation. Then enforce patch SLAs and track progress using consistent metrics so remediation is steady, not reactive.

SynScan combines attack surface monitoring and continuous security auditing to keep your inventory current, flag high-impact vulnerabilities early, and help you turn raw findings into a practical remediation plan.