misskey — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 35

This page provides vulnerability aggregation data for Misskey, an open-source social media platform developed by the Misskey project, categorized under general software weakness types. It collects publicly disclosed security issues ranging from critical remote code execution flaws to minor information disclosure bugs, covering incidents reported between 2019 and 2024. Users can utilize this resource to track the Misskey vendor's advisory history, understand the prevalence and impact of specific weakness classes within the application, and look up the product's complete vulnerability timeline. The information is compiled from various security databases and official announcements to provide a comprehensive overview of the software's security posture. This aggregated view helps developers and administrators assess risk levels, prioritize patches, and maintain the integrity of their Misskey instances. By centralizing these details, the page simplifies the process of monitoring security updates and responding to emerging threats effectively. The data reflects both known vulnerabilities and those addressed in recent patches, ensuring that stakeholders have access to current and historical context. This approach supports informed decision-making regarding system upgrades and security configurations. Readers are encouraged to cross-reference this information with official project channels for the most accurate and timely updates. The summary does not include specific identifiers but focuses on the nature and scope of the reported issues. This documentation serves as a foundational reference for anyone responsible for the deployment and maintenance of Misskey environments.