Tor — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 14

This page aggregates known security vulnerabilities for the Tor software project, focusing on specific weakness classifications and relevant tracking tags. It collects a comprehensive list of disclosed security issues, including remote code execution risks, denial of service flaws, and information disclosure defects, covering vulnerabilities from the initial public disclosure up to the present day. By utilizing this centralized resource, researchers and administrators can efficiently track vendor advisories issued by the Tor Project maintainers, gain a deeper understanding of specific weakness classes prevalent in the codebase, and look up the complete vulnerability history for any specific version of the product. The data is organized to facilitate rapid assessment of risk exposure, allowing users to identify patched versus unpatched states across different release cycles. This collection serves as a neutral repository for historical data, enabling technical teams to correlate internal deployments with external threat intelligence without the interference of promotional content. Readers can filter entries by severity, release version, or specific component to isolate relevant threats affecting their infrastructure. The goal is to provide a clear, factual overview of the security landscape surrounding Tor, supporting informed decision-making regarding upgrades and mitigation strategies. All information is derived from publicly available advisories and official project notifications. This approach ensures transparency and aids in the systematic management of software security hygiene for organizations relying on this anonymity network.