Spring Boot — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 18

This page provides a comprehensive overview of Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) vulnerabilities affecting the Spring Boot product, maintained by the Pivotal software vendor. It aggregates reported security flaws and configuration issues that impact the stability, confidentiality, and integrity of applications built with this popular Java framework. The database collects a wide range of vulnerability types, including remote code execution, injection flaws, improper input validation, and cross-site scripting, specifically within the context of Spring Boot components. The information spans a comprehensive time range, covering historical data from the framework's inception through recent releases, ensuring that both legacy and modern instances are accounted for. This temporal breadth allows for a holistic view of how security postures have evolved alongside the product's frequent updates and feature additions. By utilizing this resource, users can effectively track vendor advisories and security bulletins issued by Pivotal and the broader Spring community. It enables developers and security professionals to deeply understand the specific characteristics and exploitation mechanisms associated with particular weakness classes as they apply to this technology stack. Furthermore, it serves as a vital reference for looking up a product’s vulnerability history, helping teams assess their exposure, prioritize remediation efforts, and implement necessary patches based on real-world data and reported incidents.