ProjectSend — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 15

This page documents vulnerability aggregations for ProjectSend, a vendor-managed file sharing application, focusing on weakness types such as cross-site scripting and insecure direct object references within the Common Weakness Enumeration framework. It collects security advisories, bug reports, and exploit details spanning from the product’s initial public release through recent patches, ensuring a comprehensive historical view of its security posture. Here, users can track the vendor’s response timeline to critical issues, understand the evolution and prevalence of specific weakness classes affecting file management software, and look up a product's vulnerability history to assess risk exposure over time. The data includes technical details about affected versions, patch release dates, and the nature of the exploits without endorsing or facilitating their use. By aggregating sources from security researchers, CERT teams, and the vendor itself, this resource provides a neutral, factual record of security incidents. It serves developers, security auditors, and IT administrators seeking to evaluate the reliability of ProjectSend or compare it against similar applications in terms of remediation speed and transparency. No specific CVE identifiers are highlighted in this overview, but detailed records are available for each listed incident. The information is strictly for defensive security analysis and educational purposes, helping stakeholders make informed decisions about software procurement and patch management strategies.