Glances — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 26

This page covers the vulnerability aggregation report for the open-source system monitoring tool Glances, focusing on common weakness classifications within the software ecosystem. It collects a comprehensive list of identified security flaws, including remote code execution risks, cross-site scripting issues, and privilege escalation vulnerabilities found in various releases of the product. The data spans from the initial public release of Glances through to the most recent patches issued by the development team, ensuring that both legacy and current versions are accounted for in the analysis. Here, you can track the vendor's advisory history to understand how quickly patches are released after disclosure, get a deeper understanding of specific weakness classes that frequently affect monitoring tools, and look up the full vulnerability history of Glances to assess long-term maintenance trends. This resource is designed to help system administrators, security researchers, and DevOps engineers evaluate the security posture of their monitoring infrastructure. By analyzing the chronological progression of these issues, users can identify patterns in coding errors or configuration mistakes that may persist across different versions. The page serves as a central reference point for determining whether specific systems running Glances are at risk and provides context for applying necessary updates. It does not provide workarounds or mitigation strategies directly but instead offers the raw data needed to make informed security decisions regarding the deployment and maintenance of this popular resource monitoring utility.