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ibm / websphere_portal

126 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected versions
CVE-2013-5379
Low November 13, 2013 11/13/13
= 7.0.0.0
= 7.0.0.1
= 7.0.0.2
= 8.0.0.0
= 8.0.0.1
CVE-2013-3016
Medium August 21, 2013 8/21/13
= 6.1.0.0
= 7.0.0.0
= 7.0.0.0-cf001
= 8.0
= 8.0.0.0
= 8.0.0.0-cf01
= 8.0.0.0-cf02
= 8.0.0.0-cf03
= 8.0.0.0-cf04
= 8.0.0.0-cf05
CVE-2013-0587
Medium August 16, 2013 8/16/13
<= 8.0.0.1
= 5.1.0.0
= 5.1.0.1
= 5.1.0.2
= 5.1.0.3
= 5.1.0.4
= 5.1.0.5
= 6.0.0.0
= 6.0.0.1
= 6.0.0.2
= 6.0.0.3
= 6.0.0.4
= 6.0.1.0
= 6.0.1.1
= 6.0.1.2
= 6.0.1.3
= 6.0.1.4
= 6.0.1.5
= 6.0.1.5-wp6015_008_01
= 6.0.1.6
= 6.0.1.7
= 6.1.0.0
= 6.1.0.1
= 6.1.0.2
= 6.1.0.3
= 6.1.5.0
= 7.0.0.0
= 7.0.0.0-cf001
= 7.0.0.1
= 7.0.0.1-cf002
= 7.0.0.1-cf003
= 7.0.0.1-cf004
= 7.0.0.1-cf005
= 7.0.0.1-cf006
= 7.0.0.1-cf007
= 7.0.0.1-cf008
= 7.0.0.1-cf009
= 7.0.0.1-cf010
= 7.0.0.1-cf019
= 7.0.0.2
= 7.0.0.2-cf011
= 7.0.0.2-cf012
= 7.0.0.2-cf013
= 7.0.0.2-cf014
= 7.0.0.2-cf015
= 7.0.0.2-cf016
= 7.0.0.2-cf017
= 7.0.0.2-cf018
= 7.0.0.2-cf019
= 7.0.0.2-cf020
= 7.0.0.2-cf021
= 7.0.0.2-cf022
= 8.0
= 8.0.0.0
= 8.0.0.0-cf01
= 8.0.0.0-cf02
= 8.0.0.0-cf03
= 8.0.0.0-cf04
= 8.0.0.0-cf05
= 8.0.0.1
= 8.0.0.1-cf04
= 8.0.0.1-cf05
CVE-2013-0549
Medium June 3, 2013 6/3/13
= 7.0.0.0-cf001
= 7.0.0.1
= 7.0.0.1-cf002
= 7.0.0.1-cf003
= 7.0.0.1-cf004
= 7.0.0.1-cf005
= 7.0.0.1-cf006
= 7.0.0.1-cf007
= 7.0.0.1-cf008
= 7.0.0.1-cf009
= 7.0.0.1-cf010
= 7.0.0.1-cf019
= 7.0.0.2
= 7.0.0.2-cf011
= 7.0.0.2-cf012
= 7.0.0.2-cf013
= 7.0.0.2-cf014
= 7.0.0.2-cf015
= 7.0.0.2-cf016
= 7.0.0.2-cf017
= 7.0.0.2-cf018
= 7.0.0.2-cf019
= 7.0.0.2-cf020
= 7.0.0.2-cf021
= 7.0.0.2-cf022
= 8.0
= 8.0.0.0-cf01
= 8.0.0.0-cf02
= 8.0.0.0-cf03
= 8.0.0.0-cf04
= 8.0.0.0-cf05
= 8.0.0.1
= 8.0.0.1-cf04
= 8.0.0.1-cf05
CVE-2013-2950
Low June 3, 2013 6/3/13
= 8.0
= 8.0.0.0
= 8.0.0.0-cf01
= 8.0.0.0-cf02
= 8.0.0.0-cf03
= 8.0.0.0-cf04
= 8.0.0.0-cf05
= 8.0.0.1
= 8.0.0.1-cf04
= 8.0.0.1-cf05
= 7.0.0.0
= 7.0.0.0-cf001
= 7.0.0.1
= 7.0.0.1-cf002
= 7.0.0.1-cf003
= 7.0.0.1-cf004
= 7.0.0.1-cf005
= 7.0.0.1-cf006
= 7.0.0.1-cf007
= 7.0.0.1-cf008
= 7.0.0.1-cf009
= 7.0.0.1-cf010
= 7.0.0.1-cf019
= 7.0.0.2
= 7.0.0.2-cf011
= 7.0.0.2-cf012
= 7.0.0.2-cf013
= 7.0.0.2-cf014
= 7.0.0.2-cf015
= 7.0.0.2-cf016
= 7.0.0.2-cf017
= 7.0.0.2-cf018
= 7.0.0.2-cf019
= 7.0.0.2-cf020
= 6.1.0.0
= 6.1.0.1
= 6.1.0.2
= 6.1.0.3
= 6.1.5.0
CVE-2012-4834
Medium November 30, 2012 11/30/12
= 7.0.0.1
= 7.0.0.1-cf002
= 7.0.0.1-cf003
= 7.0.0.1-cf004
= 7.0.0.1-cf005
= 7.0.0.1-cf006
= 7.0.0.1-cf007
= 7.0.0.1-cf008
= 7.0.0.1-cf009
= 7.0.0.1-cf010
= 7.0.0.1-cf011
= 7.0.0.1-cf012
= 7.0.0.1-cf013
= 7.0.0.1-cf014
= 7.0.0.1-cf015
= 7.0.0.1-cf016
= 7.0.0.1-cf017
= 7.0.0.1-cf018
= 7.0.0.2
= 7.0.0.2-cf002
= 7.0.0.2-cf003
= 7.0.0.2-cf004
= 7.0.0.2-cf005
= 7.0.0.2-cf006
= 7.0.0.2-cf007
= 7.0.0.2-cf008
= 7.0.0.2-cf009
= 7.0.0.2-cf010
= 7.0.0.2-cf011
= 7.0.0.2-cf012
= 7.0.0.2-cf013
= 7.0.0.2-cf014
= 7.0.0.2-cf015
= 7.0.0.2-cf016
= 7.0.0.2-cf017
= 7.0.0.2-cf018
= 8.0.0.0
= 8.0.0.0-cf01
= 8.0.0.0-cf02
CVE-2012-2181
Medium July 3, 2012 7/3/12
= 7.0.0.1
= 7.0.0.2
= 8.0
CVE-2011-2754
Medium July 17, 2011 7/17/11
= 7.0.0.0
= 7.0.0.1
= 7.0.0.1-cf002
= 7.0.0.1-cf003
= 7.0.0.1-cf004
= 7.0.0.1-cf005
CVE-2011-2172
Medium May 26, 2011 5/26/11
= 7.0.0.1
= 7.0.0.1-cf002
= 7.0.0.1-cf003
CVE-2011-2173
Medium May 26, 2011 5/26/11
= 6.0.1.7
= 7.0.0.1
CVE-2011-0679
Medium January 28, 2011 1/28/11
= 6.0.1.1
= 6.0.1.2
= 6.0.1.3
= 6.0.1.4
= 6.0.1.5
= 6.0.1.6
= 6.0.1.7
= 6.1.0.0
= 6.1.0.1
= 6.1.0.2
= 6.1.0.3
= 6.1.5.0
= 7.0.0.0
CVE-2010-4219
Medium November 9, 2010 11/9/10
= 6.1.0.1
CVE-2010-1348
High April 12, 2010 4/12/10
= 6.0.1.1
= 6.1.0.0
= 6.1.0.1
= 6.1.0.2
CVE-2010-0714
Medium February 26, 2010 2/26/10
= 5.1.0.0
= 5.1.0.1
= 5.1.0.2
= 5.1.0.3
= 5.1.0.4
= 5.1.0.5
= 6.0.0.0
= 6.0.0.1
= 6.0.0.2
= 6.0.0.3
= 6.0.0.4
= 6.0.1.0
= 6.0.1.1
= 6.0.1.2
= 6.0.1.3
= 6.0.1.4
= 6.0.1.5
= 6.0.1.6
= 6.0.1.7
= 6.1.0.0
= 6.1.0.1
= 6.1.0.2
= 6.1.0.3
= 6.1.5.0
CVE-2010-0715
Medium February 26, 2010 2/26/10
= 5.1.0.0
= 5.1.0.1
= 5.1.0.2
= 5.1.0.3
= 5.1.0.4
= 5.1.0.5
= 6.0.0.0
= 6.0.0.1
= 6.0.0.2
= 6.0.0.3
= 6.0.0.4
= 6.0.1.0
= 6.0.1.1
= 6.0.1.2
= 6.0.1.3
= 6.0.1.4
= 6.0.1.5
= 6.0.1.6
= 6.0.1.7
= 6.1.0.0
= 6.1.0.1
= 6.1.0.2
= 6.1.0.3
= 6.1.5.0
CVE-2010-0704
Medium February 25, 2010 2/25/10
= 6.0.1.5-wp6015_008_01
CVE-2009-4152
Medium December 2, 2009 12/2/09
= 6.1.0.0
= 6.1.0.1
= 6.1.0.2
CVE-2009-4153
High December 2, 2009 12/2/09
= 6.1.0.0
= 6.1.0.1
= 6.1.0.2
CVE-2009-0899
Medium June 3, 2009 6/3/09
>= 5.1, < 6.0.0.0
CVE-2009-1008
Medium April 15, 2009 4/15/09
= 6.0.0.0
= 6.0.1.0
= 6.1.0.0
= 6.1.5.0
= 7.0.0.0
= 8.0.0.0
CVE-2009-1009
Medium April 15, 2009 4/15/09
= 6.0.0.0
= 6.0.1.0
= 6.1.0.0
= 6.1.5.0
= 7.0.0.0
= 8.0.0.0
CVE-2009-1010
Medium April 15, 2009 4/15/09
= 6.0.0.0
= 6.0.1.0
= 6.1.0.0
= 6.1.5.0
= 7.0.0.0
= 8.0.0.0
CVE-2008-5675
High December 19, 2008 12/19/08
<= 6.0.1.4
= 6.0.0.0
= 6.0.0.1
= 6.0.1.1
= 6.0.1.2
= 6.0.1.3
CVE-2008-3423
High August 4, 2008 8/4/08
= 5.1.0.0
= 5.1.0.1
= 5.1.0.2
= 5.1.0.3
= 5.1.0.4
= 5.1.0.5
= 6.0.0.0
= 6.0.0.1
= 6.0.1.1
= 6.0.1.3
= 6.1.0.0
CVE-2007-3127
Medium June 19, 2007 6/19/07
= 1.0
CVE-2007-3128
Medium June 19, 2007 6/19/07
= 1.0

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