OpenPLC_V3 — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 13

This page catalogs Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) vulnerabilities associated with the OpenPLC_v3 product developed by thiagoralves. It aggregates security issues linked to this specific open-source software, focusing on flaws within the programmable logic controller environment that may impact operational integrity or data confidentiality. The collection includes publicly disclosed weaknesses, ranging from memory management errors to authentication bypasses, covering security advisories reported from 2020 through the present. This timeframe ensures a comprehensive view of the evolving threat landscape affecting the platform as it has gained traction in industrial automation and educational settings. Readers can use this resource to track vendor advisories and monitor the remediation status of reported defects over time. The aggregated data helps users understand the prevalence and characteristics of specific weakness classes within the context of open-source industrial control systems. Furthermore, it provides a historical perspective on the product's vulnerability profile, allowing stakeholders to assess risk exposure based on past incidents and patch deployment patterns. By centralizing this information, the page serves as a reference for security analysts, system integrators, and developers seeking to evaluate the security posture of OpenPLC_v3. Understanding these historical data points is crucial for implementing effective mitigation strategies and maintaining robust security controls in environments reliant on this software. The content is structured to facilitate easy navigation and analysis of the relationship between identified weaknesses and their respective resolutions.