Apache HTTP Server — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 133

This page aggregates known security vulnerabilities affecting the Apache HTTP Server, focusing on various weakness types and associated tags such as cross-site scripting, buffer overflows, and configuration errors. It collects data on critical, high, medium, and low severity issues reported by vendors, researchers, and the community, covering a comprehensive time range from initial disclosures up to the present day. By reviewing this collection, users can effectively track vendor advisories related to the Apache project, gain a deeper understanding of specific weakness classes that impact web server infrastructure, and look up the detailed vulnerability history of this widely deployed software. This resource serves as a central reference point for security professionals, system administrators, and developers who need to assess the risk profile of Apache HTTP Server installations. The information presented helps in prioritizing patch management, configuring security controls, and staying informed about emerging threats. Understanding the breadth and depth of these vulnerabilities allows organizations to mitigate potential risks more effectively. This aggregation does not include specific CVE identifiers in the summary text but provides a structured overview of the types of flaws encountered. It aims to facilitate better security decision-making by presenting historical data and current trends in a clear, accessible format. The content is updated regularly to reflect the latest findings and remediation efforts within the open-source community.