nocodb — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 50

This page documents security vulnerabilities affecting NocoDB, an open-source no-code platform that transforms any database into a smart spreadsheet interface, specifically categorized under general software weakness types and tagged for enterprise infrastructure monitoring. It aggregates a comprehensive list of Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) and security advisories related to the NocoDB application, covering reported issues from its initial public release through the most recent updates in the current year. Visitors to this resource can track the vendor’s specific security response timelines, gain a deeper understanding of the architectural weaknesses common in low-code development environments, and review the historical trend of defects patched in this specific product line over time. The data presented here is designed to help security professionals, compliance officers, and system administrators evaluate the risk posture of their NocoDB deployments by providing structured insights into past incidents and their resolutions. By analyzing these entries, users can identify patterns in how the development team addresses issues such as authentication flaws, data access controls, or cross-site scripting vulnerabilities. This historical context is essential for planning upgrade cycles, prioritizing remediation efforts, and ensuring that organizational databases protected by NocoDB remain secure against known exploitation techniques. The page serves as a neutral, factual record of the product’s security journey, facilitating informed decision-making without speculation or promotional bias.