Joomla! CMS — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 111

This page aggregates common weakness vulnerabilities affecting the Joomla! content management system. It compiles security issues related to the vendor’s core software distribution, focusing on exposure points identified in standard tracking taxonomies. The collection includes reported flaws ranging from injection attacks and cross-site scripting to improper access controls, covering entries published within the last decade up to the current date. By reviewing this aggregated data, users can track the vendor’s advisory history, observe how specific weakness classes have manifested in this popular platform over time, and examine the chronological progression of reported defects. This resource is designed to help security professionals understand the historical context of Joomla!’s security posture without relying on isolated incidents. Readers can correlate vulnerability reports with specific release cycles to identify patterns in coding errors or design flaws that persist across versions. The data provides a comprehensive view of the attack surface associated with the CMS, allowing for better risk assessment and remediation planning. Whether analyzing the frequency of certain error types or investigating the resolution timeline for critical issues, this page offers a structured overview of the product’s vulnerability landscape. It serves as a neutral reference point for researchers and administrators seeking to contextualize current threats within the broader history of the software’s development and maintenance lifecycle.