Apache Tomcat — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 110

This page catalogues Common Weakness Enumerations associated with Apache Tomcat, a widely used open-source HTTP server and servlet container developed by the Apache Software Foundation. It aggregates a comprehensive range of security flaws, including cross-site scripting, remote code execution, information disclosure, and improper access control issues, covering vulnerability reports from the software’s inception through the most recent critical updates. By consulting this resource, users can systematically track vendor advisories and security patches issued by the Apache community, gain a deeper understanding of how specific weakness classes manifest within servlet container environments, and review the historical trend of vulnerabilities to assess the long-term security posture and remediation effectiveness of the product. The data is organized to facilitate efficient searching and analysis, allowing security professionals to identify patterns, evaluate risk exposure across different versions, and prioritize mitigation strategies based on verified incident data. This collection serves as a central reference point for developers, system administrators, and security analysts seeking to maintain the integrity and confidentiality of systems reliant on Apache Tomcat infrastructure.