GlassFish Server — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 13

This page documents known vulnerability aggregations for GlassFish Server, specifically focusing on common weakness types associated with Oracle’s open-source application server. It provides a centralized view of security flaws impacting this widely used Java EE platform, helping organizations assess their risk exposure and manage remediation efforts effectively. The content collected here encompasses a broad spectrum of vulnerability classes, including injection flaws, cross-site scripting, authentication bypasses, and configuration errors that have been disclosed through vendor advisories, third-party research, and public databases. The time range covered spans from early versions of the GlassFish project up to the most recent updates, ensuring a comprehensive historical context for both legacy deployments and modern instances. By navigating this resource, users can track a vendor’s advisory history to understand the timeline of fixes and disclosures, gain a deeper understanding of specific weakness classes and their impact on application server architecture, and look up a product’s vulnerability history to identify patterns or recurring issues. This structured approach facilitates better decision-making for security professionals and system administrators who need to maintain the integrity and compliance of their Java-based infrastructure without relying on fragmented or incomplete data sources.