Jenkins — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 133

This page documents common weakness enumeration (CWE) vulnerabilities associated with the Jenkins product developed by CloudBees. It aggregates a comprehensive collection of security issues, including privilege escalation, remote code execution, and cross-site scripting flaws, covering data from 2014 through the present. By centralizing this information, the resource allows users to track vendor advisories, understand the characteristics and impact of specific weakness classes, and examine the historical vulnerability landscape of the product over time. This aggregation supports security professionals and developers in assessing risk profiles and prioritizing remediation efforts based on comprehensive historical data rather than isolated incidents. The content is organized to facilitate easy navigation between different vulnerability types and release versions, ensuring that users can quickly identify relevant security contexts. It serves as a neutral reference point for understanding how Jenkins has been affected by various security threats throughout its development lifecycle. This approach provides a clear view of the product's security posture without promotional language or biased commentary. Users can rely on this structured data to inform their security audits and compliance checks. The page aims to enhance transparency and awareness regarding the security challenges faced by one of the most widely used continuous integration and delivery tools in the industry.