cursor — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 31

This page documents Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) vulnerabilities associated with Cursor, an AI-powered code editor developed by Anysphere. It aggregates data regarding security flaws and software weaknesses specifically impacting the Cursor product ecosystem. The collection encompasses a diverse range of vulnerability types, including improper access control, injection flaws, and configuration errors that may affect the stability or security of the integrated development environment. The data covers vulnerabilities identified and reported within the last five years, providing a historical perspective on the software's security posture. This timeframe ensures that both legacy issues and recent findings are accessible for comprehensive analysis. Visitors can use this resource to track Anysphere’s vulnerability advisories and understand the specific contexts in which certain weakness classes have been exploited or identified within the Cursor application. Users may also look up the product’s vulnerability history to assess risks associated with specific versions or to compare security trends over time. By consolidating these details, the page serves as a centralized reference for developers and security professionals seeking to evaluate the integrity of the Cursor development toolchain. The information is organized to facilitate the identification of patterns in defect resolution and to support informed decision-making regarding software updates and patch management strategies without requiring external cross-referencing for basic context.