Kibana — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 197

This page is a vulnerability aggregation resource for the Kibana product, focusing on common weakness types and associated security tags. It compiles a comprehensive list of disclosed security vulnerabilities affecting Kibana, covering the historical range from early open-source releases through recent major versions. The data includes various severity levels and impact assessments, ensuring a broad overview of the product’s security posture over time. By accessing this resource, you can track vendor advisories and official patches issued by the maintainers, such as those from the Elastic Security team, to stay informed about critical fixes. You can also understand specific weakness classes, such as cross-site scripting, path traversal, or authentication bypasses, by examining how they manifest in Kibana’s architecture. Additionally, the page allows you to look up a product’s vulnerability history, providing context on how security issues have been addressed and resolved in previous versions. This historical perspective helps administrators and security analysts assess the maturity of the product’s security practices and identify potential risks in legacy deployments. The information is structured to facilitate quick reference for incident response, compliance auditing, and risk management decisions. Users can filter entries by release version, severity score, or specific weakness identifiers to pinpoint relevant threats. This centralized view reduces the need to search multiple external sources, offering a streamlined approach to understanding the security landscape surrounding Kibana.