Microsoft SharePoint — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 36

This page documents Common Weakness Enumerations associated with Microsoft SharePoint, a widely used enterprise collaboration and document management platform developed by Microsoft. It aggregates historical security vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and software flaws that affect the stability, confidentiality, and integrity of SharePoint deployments across various versions and environments. The collection covers vulnerability data spanning from early 2000s releases through the most recent updates, providing a comprehensive timeline of security issues identified in the product. Readers can track Microsoft’s advisory history for SharePoint to understand the pace and nature of patch deployments, analyze specific weakness classes such as cross-site scripting or privilege escalation to grasp their impact on enterprise security postures, and investigate the complete vulnerability history of the product to assess long-term risk trends. This resource serves as a neutral reference for security researchers, IT administrators, and compliance officers who need to evaluate the security landscape of SharePoint without promotional bias. By centralizing these findings, the page facilitates informed decision-making regarding system upgrades, configuration hardening, and remediation strategies. The data is organized to support both broad overviews of vulnerability trends and detailed lookups of specific historical incidents. It aims to provide clarity on how frequently Microsoft addresses security flaws in this critical business application and what types of weaknesses have persisted over time. This information is essential for organizations relying on SharePoint to maintain robust cybersecurity protocols and ensure business continuity against known digital threats.