undertow — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 29

This page aggregates Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) vulnerability data specifically associated with the Undertow web server developed by Red Hat. The collection encompasses a wide variety of security flaws, including buffer overflows, cross-site scripting, and improper access control issues, covering incidents reported from 2016 through the present. By consolidating these records, the resource allows security professionals and developers to efficiently track vendor security advisories related to Undertow, gain a deeper understanding of specific weakness classes as they manifest in this particular ecosystem, and examine the complete historical record of vulnerabilities affecting the product. This structured approach facilitates faster risk assessment and informed decision-making during patch management cycles. The data reflects known issues that have been publicly disclosed and tracked by major security databases, providing a centralized view for monitoring the security posture of systems relying on Undertow for HTTP and WebSocket protocols. Users can utilize this information to identify patterns in defect types, evaluate the impact of historical exploits on current deployments, and ensure that mitigation strategies are up to date. The focus remains strictly on factual security information to support technical analysis and operational security improvements without unnecessary commentary. All entries are organized to aid in quick reference, enabling teams to pinpoint critical updates and correlate them with specific software versions. This serves as a vital resource for maintaining the integrity and reliability of applications built on this Java-based web server infrastructure.