Jenkins Script Security Plugin — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 29

This page documents vulnerabilities in the Script Security Plugin, a component of the Jenkins continuous integration and delivery server developed by CloudBees, focusing on flaws related to script sandbox bypass and improper permission controls. It aggregates security advisories and vulnerability records for this specific plugin, covering incidents reported and resolved from early 2015 through the present day, ensuring a comprehensive historical view of the product's security posture. Here, you can track the evolution of the vendor's response to these issues, understand the broader implications of script execution weaknesses in continuous integration environments, and review the complete timeline of disclosed security defects affecting this tool. The collection includes details on severity ratings, affected versions, and remediation steps such as plugin upgrades or configuration changes required to mitigate risks. By consolidating this data, the page serves as a central reference for security analysts, DevOps engineers, and system administrators seeking to assess the historical risk profile of Jenkins Script Security Plugin. It facilitates informed decision-making regarding patch management and security hardening by providing clear insights into when vulnerabilities were introduced, how they were exploited, and what actions were taken to secure the software. This resource does not serve as an official vendor announcement but rather as a neutral aggregation of publicly available security information, helping users stay updated on the long-term maintenance and security practices of a critical Jenkins component without overwhelming them with fragmented or outdated sources.