ArcGIS Server — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 58

This page documents known Common Weakness Enumerations (CWE) affecting Esri’s ArcGIS Server enterprise software. It aggregates security vulnerabilities linked to the platform, focusing on weaknesses such as insecure configuration, cross-site scripting, and improper access control mechanisms inherent to its architecture. The collection encompasses publicly disclosed security issues, vendor advisory bulletins, and confirmed exploitation cases ranging from the early release cycles of ArcGIS Server 9.x through the most recent ArcGIS Enterprise 11.x versions. This historical scope allows stakeholders to analyze long-term security trends and remediation patterns across major software updates and service packs. Users can leverage this resource to track Esri’s security advisory release cadence, understand the technical implications of specific weakness classes within the ArcGIS ecosystem, and look up the vulnerability history of specific product versions. This information supports risk assessment, patch management planning, and secure deployment configurations by providing a centralized view of the threat landscape. By correlating weakness types with affected component releases, administrators can prioritize mitigation efforts and validate compliance with organizational security policies. The data is structured to facilitate rapid identification of relevant risks without requiring extensive manual research across disparate vendor announcements or third-party databases.