OpenEMR — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 101

This page aggregates vulnerability data for OpenEMR, an open-source electronic health records system, focusing on Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) classifications and associated security risks. The collection encompasses a wide spectrum of defects ranging from injection flaws and cross-site scripting to authentication bypasses and insecure direct object references, covering historical reports and recent advisories from the product’s inception to the present. By reviewing this comprehensive dataset, users can track a vendor’s response patterns through official security advisories, gain a deeper understanding of specific weakness classes within the context of medical software architecture, and examine the complete vulnerability history to identify recurring issues or remediation trends over time. The information is organized to facilitate efficient analysis for security researchers, system administrators, and compliance officers who require accurate, structured insights into the security posture of OpenEMR deployments. Data sources include publicly disclosed Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures entries, vendor notifications, and third-party security research findings, all synthesized to provide a clear view of the threat landscape. This resource serves as a central reference point for evaluating the resilience of OpenEMR against known attack vectors and for informing risk management decisions regarding system updates and patch management strategies. The goal is to provide transparent, accessible information that supports proactive security maintenance without unnecessary complexity or ambiguity.