OpenEXR — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 50

This page documents security vulnerabilities associated with OpenEXR, an open-source image file format developed by Industrial Light & Magic, categorized under software weakness types. It aggregates a comprehensive collection of vulnerability records affecting the OpenEXR ecosystem, covering data ranging from early discoveries up to the present day. Users can utilize this resource to track vendor advisories related to the library, gain a deeper understanding of specific weakness classes and their impacts on image processing workflows, and look up the complete vulnerability history for various versions of the product. The data includes details on how flaws were discovered, their severity ratings, and the corresponding remediation efforts provided by the maintainers. By centralizing this information, the page serves as a reference for developers, security researchers, and system administrators who need to assess the risk posture of applications relying on OpenEXR. The entries are organized to facilitate easy navigation, allowing users to filter results by date, severity, or type of flaw. This structured approach helps in identifying patterns in how vulnerabilities arise within the codebase and how quickly they are patched. It is important to note that while this page provides historical context and technical details, it does not replace official security bulletins or real-time threat intelligence feeds. Users are encouraged to cross-reference this data with official vendor announcements for the most current status of any reported issues. The goal is to provide transparency and clarity regarding the security landscape of the OpenEXR project.