Apache Tomcat — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 120

This page catalogs known security weaknesses for the Apache Tomcat web server, categorized by Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) tags. It aggregates vulnerability data to provide a comprehensive overview of the security posture associated with this specific product implementation. The collection includes details on various vulnerability types affecting the application server, such as remote code execution, cross-site scripting, and information disclosure flaws. This resource covers vulnerabilities disclosed from the initial release of the software up to the present day, ensuring that both legacy and modern instances are accounted for in the analysis. Readers can use this aggregated view to track vendor advisories issued by the Apache Software Foundation, understand the prevalence and impact of specific weakness classes within the Tomcat ecosystem, and look up the historical vulnerability profile of the product to assess risk exposure. By centralizing these data points, the page serves as a reference for security professionals and system administrators seeking to evaluate the integrity of their deployments. The information is organized to facilitate easy navigation through different categories of security issues, allowing users to identify patterns or recurring themes in reported defects. This approach supports informed decision-making regarding patching strategies and configuration hardening without requiring users to manually sift through numerous individual reports.