ColdFusion — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 137

This page documents Common Weakness Enumerations associated with Adobe ColdFusion, covering various vulnerability categories such as code injection, cross-site scripting, and privilege escalation. It aggregates historical security data to provide a comprehensive view of the product's exposure to known flaws. The collection spans from the early 2000s to the present, capturing the evolution of security issues as the platform underwent significant architectural changes and version updates. By consolidating these records, the page offers a unified repository for analysts, developers, and security researchers who need to understand the historical context of ColdFusion's security posture. Here, you can track vendor advisories issued by Adobe over time, allowing you to see how the company addressed specific classes of weaknesses in different releases. You can also explore detailed reports on specific weakness types to understand the root causes and remediation strategies applied to ColdFusion. Additionally, the page serves as a lookup tool for the vulnerability history of the product, helping users assess the risk profile of legacy or current installations. This structured approach facilitates better risk management by providing clear insights into past incidents and their resolutions, enabling informed decisions regarding patching and security hardening for environments relying on this application server.