Tor — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 22

This page aggregates vulnerability data specifically for the product Tor, focusing on the Tor Browser and core daemon within the context of security weaknesses and associated tags. It collects a comprehensive history of disclosed security flaws affecting Tor, covering advisories published from the project's inception through the most recent releases, detailing various vulnerability classes such as memory corruption, information disclosure, and cross-site scripting. Readers can use this resource to track vendor-published advisories, understand specific weakness patterns over time, and review the complete vulnerability history for the product. The collection serves as a reference point for security professionals seeking to assess the risk landscape of Tor-based deployments. It organizes findings by vulnerability type and release version, allowing users to identify recurring issues or emerging threat vectors without needing to consult individual vendor bulletins. This aggregation provides a structured view of the security posture of Tor, enabling teams to monitor changes in vulnerability density and classify the severity of past and present risks.