Apache Ranger — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 13

This page is a vulnerability aggregation resource for Apache Ranger, focusing on weakness categories such as authorization bypass and configuration errors within the vendor's open-source security framework. It compiles a comprehensive history of security flaws, including Common Weakness Enumeration identifiers, affecting various releases of the Apache Ranger software suite over the past decade. By consolidating data from multiple security trackers and vendor advisories, this collection allows researchers and administrators to track a specific vendor's response patterns to critical defects, understand the prevalence and impact of particular weakness classes in identity and access management tools, and thoroughly look up a product's vulnerability history to inform patching strategies and risk assessments. The data highlights how configuration misconfigurations often lead to privilege escalation, while code-level defects may expose sensitive user policies to unauthorized entities. This structured view supports due diligence for enterprises deploying Apache Ranger in complex Hadoop or cloud environments, providing a clear audit trail of known issues without the noise of unrelated vulnerabilities. Users can filter results by severity, release version, or weakness type to prioritize remediation efforts effectively. The aggregation serves as a neutral, factual reference point for security analysts evaluating the long-term security posture of the product and identifying trends in how the vendor addresses discovered flaws over time.