PublicCMS — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 15

This page documents security weaknesses associated with the PublicCMS open-source content management system. It serves as a centralized resource for tracking known vulnerabilities reported in public databases and vendor advisories related to this specific Java-based web application. The collection focuses on various vulnerability classes including cross-site scripting, SQL injection, remote code execution, and improper access control issues found within the PublicCMS software suite. The data spans from the product's initial public releases through recent updates, capturing the historical evolution of security flaws discovered by independent researchers, security firms, and the official vendor. This time range ensures a comprehensive view of how vulnerabilities have been identified, disclosed, and remediated over the years. Visitors to this page can track the vendor’s security advisories to understand the timeline of disclosed issues and the pace of patch deployment. Users may also explore the distribution of weakness classes to understand the most common attack surfaces within the codebase. Furthermore, developers and security auditors can look up the specific vulnerability history of PublicCMS to assess risk exposure in their own environments. By aggregating these details, the page provides context for evaluating the overall security posture of the software, helping stakeholders make informed decisions about upgrading, patching, or replacing the system based on its track record of maintaining stability and addressing critical flaws.