Microsoft SharePoint Server — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 19

This page catalogs known weakness entries and associated vulnerabilities for the Microsoft SharePoint Server product, categorized by weakness type and security tags. It aggregates a comprehensive collection of security issues, including remote code execution flaws, cross-site scripting vulnerabilities, and authentication bypasses, covering data from early 2008 through the present. By centralizing these records, the resource allows users to effectively track a vendor's historical advisories, gain a deeper understanding of specific weakness classes, and look up a product's detailed vulnerability history over time. The aggregation process draws from various authoritative sources to ensure a holistic view of the security posture of this widely used collaboration platform. This approach helps security professionals, IT administrators, and researchers identify patterns in how Microsoft addresses security flaws within its enterprise sharing and document management solutions. Rather than presenting isolated incidents, the page offers a structured overview that highlights the evolution of risks and remediation efforts. Users can explore how different versions of the software have been impacted by common attack vectors and assess the effectiveness of past patches. This information is critical for conducting risk assessments, planning remediation schedules, and maintaining compliance with organizational security standards. The data is organized to facilitate easy navigation, allowing for quick reference when investigating specific types of weaknesses or comparing the severity of issues across different release cycles. This centralized view supports informed decision-making regarding software updates and security configurations.