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zope / zope

36 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected Version
CVE-2023-44389
Low October 4, 2023 10/4/23
>= 5.0 < 5.8.6
>= 4.0 < 4.8.11
CVE-2023-42458
Low September 21, 2023 9/21/23
< 4.8.10
>= 5.0.0 < 5.8.5
CVE-2023-41050
Medium September 6, 2023 9/6/23
>= 5.0 < 5.8.4
< 4.8.9
CVE-2021-32811
High August 2, 2021 8/2/21
>= 5.0 < 5.3
>= 4.0 < 4.6.3
CVE-2021-32674
High June 8, 2021 6/8/21
>= 5.0.0 < 5.2.1
< 4.6.1
CVE-2021-33507
Medium May 21, 2021 5/21/21
< 2.5.1
CVE-2021-32633
Medium May 21, 2021 5/21/21
>= 5.0 < 5.2
< 4.6
CVE-2011-4924
Medium November 25, 2019 11/25/19
>= 3.1.1 <= 3.4.1
>= 2.12.0 < 2.12.3
>= 2.11.0 < 2.11.6
>= 2.10.0 < 2.10.11
>= 2.9.0 < 2.9.12
>= 2.8.0 < 2.8.12
CVE-2009-5145
Low August 7, 2017 8/7/17
== 2.10.5
== 2.10.7
== 2.10.1
== 2.12.0
== 2.11.2
== 2.10.2
== 2.10.4
== 2.10.6
== 2.10.9
== 2.11.4
CVE-2012-6661
Medium November 3, 2014 11/3/14
<= 2.13.18
CVE-2012-5489
Medium September 30, 2014 9/30/14
<= 2.13.10
== 2.10.3
== 2.10.8
== 2.11.0
== 2.11.1
== 2.11.2
== 2.11.3
== 2.13.0
== 2.13.1
== 2.13.2
== 2.13.3
== 2.13.4
== 2.13.5
== 2.13.6
== 2.13.7
== 2.13.8
== 2.13.9
== 2.5.1
== 2.6.1
== 2.6.4
== 2.7.0
== 2.7.3
== 2.7.4
== 2.7.5
== 2.7.6
== 2.7.7
== 2.7.8
== 2.8.1
== 2.8.4
== 2.8.6
== 2.8.8
== 2.9.2
== 2.9.3
== 2.9.4
== 2.9.5
== 2.9.6
== 2.9.7
CVE-2012-5507
Low September 30, 2014 9/30/14
== 2.10.3
== 2.10.8
== 2.11.0
== 2.11.1
== 2.11.2
== 2.11.3
== 2.13.18
== 2.5.1
== 2.6.1
== 2.6.4
== 2.7.0
== 2.7.3
== 2.7.4
== 2.7.5
== 2.7.6
== 2.7.7
== 2.7.8
== 2.8.1
== 2.8.4
== 2.8.6
== 2.8.8
== 2.9.2
== 2.9.3
== 2.9.4
== 2.9.5
== 2.9.6
== 2.9.7
CVE-2012-5486
Medium September 30, 2014 9/30/14
== 2.10.3
== 2.10.8
== 2.11.0
== 2.11.1
== 2.11.2
== 2.11.3
== 2.13.18
== 2.5.1
== 2.6.1
== 2.6.4
== 2.7.0
== 2.7.3
== 2.7.4
== 2.7.5
== 2.7.6
== 2.7.7
== 2.7.8
== 2.8.1
== 2.8.4
== 2.8.6
== 2.8.8
== 2.9.2
== 2.9.3
== 2.9.4
== 2.9.5
== 2.9.6
== 2.9.7
CVE-2011-3587
High October 10, 2011 10/10/11
== 2.13.10
== 2.12.0-a2
== 2.12.11
== 2.12.9
== 2.12.8
== 2.13.0-a3
== 2.12.16
== 2.13.0-c1
== 2.12.10
== 2.13.9
== 2.12.3
== 2.12.12
== 2.13.0-b1
== 2.13.0
== 2.12.17
== 2.12.19
== 2.12.14
== 2.12.15
== 2.12.0
== 2.12.0-b1
== 2.12.5
== 2.12.0-a4
== 2.12.0-a1
== 2.13.7
== 2.12.18
== 2.13.2
== 2.13.4
== 2.13.1
== 2.12.6
== 2.12.2
== 2.13.0-a2
== 2.12.0-b2
== 2.12.20
== 2.13.8
== 2.12.0-a3
== 2.13.0-a1
== 2.12.0-b3
== 2.13.3
== 2.13.5
== 2.12.7
== 2.13.0-a4
== 2.12.4
== 2.13.6
== 2.12.0-b4
== 2.12.1
== 2.12.13
CVE-2011-2528
High July 19, 2011 7/19/11
== 2.12.0
== 2.12.0-a1
== 2.12.0-a2
== 2.12.0-a3
== 2.12.0-a4
== 2.12.0-b1
== 2.12.0-b2
== 2.12.0-b3
== 2.12.0-b4
== 2.12.1
== 2.12.10
== 2.12.11
== 2.12.12
== 2.12.13
== 2.12.14
== 2.12.15
== 2.12.16
== 2.12.17
== 2.12.18
== 2.12.2
== 2.12.3
== 2.12.4
== 2.12.5
== 2.12.6
== 2.12.7
== 2.12.8
== 2.12.9
== 2.13.0
== 2.13.0-a1
== 2.13.0-a2
== 2.13.0-a3
== 2.13.0-a4
== 2.13.0-b1
== 2.13.0-c1
== 2.13.1
== 2.13.2
== 2.13.3
== 2.13.4
== 2.13.5
== 2.13.6
== 2.13.7
CVE-2010-3198
Low September 8, 2010 9/8/10
== 2.10.8
== 2.10.5
== 2.10.4-final
== 2.11.1
== 2.10.7
== 2.11.3
== 2.10.10
== 2.10.11
== 2.10.0-b1
== 2.11.0c1
== 2.11.5
== 2.11.2
== 2.10.0-c1
== 2.11.0
== 2.11.0a1
== 2.10.2-b1
== 2.10.2
== 2.10.3-final
== 2.10.0-b2
== 2.10.3
== 2.10.6
== 2.10.9
== 2.10.0-final
== 2.10.2-final
== 2.11.6
== 2.11.4
== 2.11.0b1
CVE-2010-1104
Low March 25, 2010 3/25/10
== 2.8.0
== 2.9.11
== 2.8.8
== 2.10.8
== 2.10.5
== 2.8.9.1
== 2.10.4-final
== 2.9.0-b2
== 2.11.1
== 2.8.11
== 2.10.7
== 2.11.3
== 2.9.2
== 2.10.10
== 2.8.0-b2
== 2.10.11
== 2.10.0-b1
== 2.11.0c1
== 2.12.0
== 2.9.4
== 2.9.5
== 2.8.0-a1
== 2.8
== 2.11.5
== 2.8.1-final
== 2.11.2
== 2.9.1
== 2.10.0-c1
== 2.8.9
== 2.11.0
== 2.8.0-final
== 2.8.0-a2
== 2.11.0a1
== 2.10.2-b1
== 2.10.2
== 2.9.0
== 2.8.5
== 2.8.2
== 2.10.3-final
== 2.8.6
== 2.12.2
== 2.8.0-b1
== 2.8.1-b1
== 2.9.7
== 2.9.6
== 2.10.0-b2
== 2.9.10
== 2.8.3
== 2.9.3
== 2.10.3
== 2.8.1
== 2.8.4
== 2.10.6
== 2.9.0-b1
== 2.10.9
== 2.10.0-final
== 2.10.2-final
== 2.11.4
== 2.11.0b1
== 2.8.10
== 2.12.1
== 2.8.7
== 2.9.8
== 2.9.9
CVE-2008-5102
Low November 17, 2008 11/17/08
== 2.0.0b6
== 2.7.3-final
== 2.4.0
== 2.2.0b2
== 2.7.3-b2
== 2.7.0-final
== 2.2.1
== 2.7.4-b2
== 2.3.1
== 2.8.8
== 2.2.0b4
== 1.10.3
== 2.7.4-c1
== 2.10.5
== 2.4.4b1
== 2.8.9.1
== 2.2.0
== 2.1.2
== 2.0.0b5
== 2.3.0b3
== 2.7.0-b2
== 1.10.4
== 2.10.4-final
== 2.6.4-rc2
== 2.9.0-b2
== 2.11.1
== 2.3.2
== 2.5.1b1
== 2.5.0
== 2.4.0b1
== 2.4.1
== 2.10.7
== 2.1.6
== 2.4.4-upgrade
== 2.0.1
== 2.9.2
== 2.7.2-c1
== 2.8.0-b2
== 2.1.0b1
== 2.3.2b1
== 2.4.0b3
== 2.3.1b3
== 2.1.5
== 2.3.1b2
== 2.1.0b2
== 2.10.0-b1
== 2.7.0-c2
== 2.6.2.b3
<= 2.11.2
== 2.0.0
== 2.7.5-b1
== 2.3.0b2
== 2.7.6-final
== 2.4.1b1
== 2.7.6-b1
== 2.9.4
== 2.6.0
== 2.9.5
== 2.0.0a4
== 2.2.1b1
== 2.7.7-final
== 2.8.0-a1
== 2.7.1-final
== 2.6.2
== 2.2.4
== 2.4.0a1
== 2.6.2.b4
== 2.8.1-final
== 2.9.1
== 2.4.3-upgrade
== 2.10.0-c1
== 2.8.9
== 2.7.4-final
== 2.4.2
== 2.11.0
== 2.8.0-final
== 2.8.0-a2
== 2.7.5-c1
== 2.4.3
== 2.10.2-b1
== 2.5.1-upgrade
== 2.8.5
== 2.8.2
== 2.2.2
== 2.10.3-final
== 2.1.3
== 2.8.6
== 2.7.7-b1
== 2.4.4
== 2.3.3b1
== 2.2.5b1
== 2.5.1b2
== 2.8.0-b1
== 2.6.2.b1
== 2.2.0b1
== 2.8.1-b1
== 2.2.4b1
== 2.2.0b3
== 2.6.0b1
== 2.9.7
== 2.7.9
== 2.3.2b2
== 2.9.6
== 2.10.0-b2
== 2.7.0-b1
== 2.7.0-a1
== 2.1.0
== 2.9.10
== 2.2.5
== 2.7.5-final
== 2.3.0a2
== 2.7.0-b4
== 2.5.0b1
== 2.6.2.b6
== 2.4.0b2
== 2.7.1-b2
== 2.8.3
== 2.6.3
== 2.4.3b1
== 2.4.2b1
== 2.7.4-b1
== 2.6.1.b1
== 2.7.0-b3
== 2.1.4
== 2.6.2.b2
== 2.7.4-c2
== 2.9.3
== 2.0.0b4
== 2.7.3-b1
== 2.1.1
== 2.3.0
== 2.6.4
== 2.6.4-rc1
== 2.8.4
== 2.7.8
== 2.6.2.b5
== 2.5.0a2
== 2.3.0b1
== 2.10.6
== 2.9.0-b1
== 2.3.3
== 2.6.1-upgrade
== 2.3.1b1
== 2.10.0-final
== 2.9.0-final
== 2.5.1
== 2.7.1-b1
== 2.10.2-final
== 2.2.0a1
== 2.6.0b2
== 2.5.0a1
== 2.6.0a1
== 2.8.10
== 2.3.0a1
== 2.8.7
== 2.6.1
== 2.9.8
== 2.7.0-c1
== 2.7.2-final
== 2.7.6-b2
== 2.9.9
== 2.2.3
CVE-2007-0240
Low March 22, 2007 3/22/07
<= 2.10.2
CVE-2006-4684
Medium September 19, 2006 9/19/06
== 2.8.0
== 2.8.8
== 2.7.0
== 2.7.6
== 2.7.5
== 2.7.3
== 2.8.5
== 2.8.2
== 2.8.6
== 2.7.4
== 2.7.9
== 2.8.3
== 2.7.1
== 2.7.2
== 2.8.1
== 2.8.4
== 2.7.8
== 2.7.7
== 2.8.7
CVE-2006-3458
Low July 7, 2006 7/7/06
== 2.8.0
== 2.7.0
== 2.9.2
== 2.7.6
== 2.7.5
== 2.9.1
== 2.7.3
== 2.9.0
== 2.8.5
== 2.8.2
== 2.8.6
== 2.7.4
== 2.8.3
== 2.7.1
== 2.7.2
== 2.9.3
== 2.8.1
== 2.8.4
== 2.7.8
== 2.7.7
== 2.8.7
CVE-2005-3323
High October 27, 2005 10/27/05
== 2.6
>= 2.7.0 < 2.7.8
>= 2.8.0 < 2.8.2
CVE-2002-0687
Medium July 23, 2002 7/23/02
<= 2.5.1b1
CVE-2002-0688
High July 23, 2002 7/23/02
== 2.4.0
== 2.5.1
CVE-2002-0170
High April 22, 2002 4/22/02
== 2.4.0
== 2.2.1
== 2.3.1
== 2.4.4b1
== 2.2.0
== 2.3.2
== 2.5.1b1
== 2.5.0
== 2.4.1
== 2.2.4
== 2.4.2
== 2.4.3
== 2.2.2
== 2.2.5
== 2.3.0
== 2.3.3
== 2.2.3
CVE-2001-1227
High October 10, 2001 10/10/01
== 2.2.1
== 2.2.0
== 2.2.4
== 2.2.2
== 2.2.5
== 2.2.3
CVE-2001-1278
High October 10, 2001 10/10/01
== 2.2.1
== 2.2.0
== 2.2.4
== 2.2.2
== 2.2.3
CVE-2001-0568
Low August 22, 2001 8/22/01
<= 2.3.1_b1
CVE-2001-0569
Low August 22, 2001 8/22/01
<= 2.3.1_b1
CVE-2001-0567
Low August 14, 2001 8/14/01
== 7.1
== 7.2
CVE-2001-0128
High March 12, 2001 3/12/01
<= 2.2.4
CVE-2000-1212
Medium December 18, 2000 12/18/00
== 2.2.0b2
== 2.2.1
== 2.2.0b4
== 2.2.0
== 2.2.1b1
== 2.2.4
== 2.2.2
== 2.2.0b1
== 2.2.0b3
== 2.2.0a1
== 2.2.3
CVE-2000-1211
High December 16, 2000 12/16/00
== 2.2.0b2
== 2.2.1
== 2.2.0b4
== 2.2.0
== 2.2.1b1
== 2.2.4
== 2.2.2
== 2.2.0b1
== 2.2.0b3
== 2.2.0a1
== 2.2.3
CVE-2000-0725
High October 20, 2000 10/20/00
== 1.10.3
== 2.1.1
== 2.2_beta1
== 2.1.7
CVE-2000-0483
High June 15, 2000 6/15/00
== 1.10.3
== 2.1.1
== 2.1.7
CVE-2000-0062
High January 4, 2000 1/4/00
== 1.10.3
== 2.1.1
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Zope

8 vulnerabilities found
Title Severity Exploit Date Affected Version
CVE-2023-44389
Low October 4, 2023 10/4/23
>= 5.0.0 < 5.8.6
>= 4.0.0 < 4.8.11
CVE-2023-42458
Low September 21, 2023 9/21/23
< 4.8.10
>= 5.8.0 < 5.8.5
CVE-2023-41050
Medium September 6, 2023 9/6/23
< 4.8.9
>= 5.0.0 < 5.8.4
CVE-2021-32811
High August 2, 2021 8/2/21
>= 4.0 < 4.6.3
>= 5.0 < 5.3
Remote Code Execution via traversal in TAL expressions
Medium June 18, 2021 6/18/21
< 4.6
>= 5.0 < 5.2
Remote Code Execution via traversal in TAL expressions
High June 8, 2021 6/8/21
>= 5.0.0 < 5.2.1
< 4.6.1
CVE-2021-32674
High June 8, 2021 6/8/21
< 4.6.1
>= 5.0 < 5.2.1
CVE-2021-32633
Medium May 21, 2021 5/21/21
< 4.6
>= 5.0 < 5.2

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