Apache OpenMeetings — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 23

This page documents security vulnerabilities classified as Common Weakness Enumeration flaws for the Apache OpenMeetings product developed by The Apache Software Foundation. It aggregates a comprehensive list of reported security issues, including remote code execution, cross-site scripting, and information disclosure weaknesses that have affected this collaborative web conferencing system. The dataset covers known vulnerabilities from the product's initial public releases through recent updates, ensuring a broad historical perspective on its security posture. Readers can use this resource to track advisory releases from the vendor, gaining insight into how quickly patches are deployed for critical threats. Additionally, the page serves as a reference for understanding the specific weak categories prevalent in this software, such as improper input validation or authentication bypasses. Users can look up the complete vulnerability history for Apache OpenMeetings to assess risk exposure over time and identify recurring patterns in defect types. This aggregated view helps security professionals and administrators evaluate the maturity of the product's security practices. By reviewing these entries, stakeholders can better prioritize updates and understand the context of past security incidents. The information is presented to facilitate informed decision-making regarding system maintenance and risk mitigation strategies without relying on speculative data.