freeswitch — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 17

This page aggregates known security vulnerabilities for the product FreeSWITCH, specifically tracking software weaknesses within the VoIP server and media gateway ecosystem. It collects publicly disclosed security flaws, including memory corruption, remote code execution, and authentication bypasses, covering advisories from early release cycles through recent maintenance patches. Readers can track vendor-issued security advisories, understand specific weakness classes affecting signaling protocols like SIP and RTP, and review the product’s complete vulnerability history to assess cumulative risk. The dataset focuses on technical defects rather than marketing claims, providing a factual record of security issues documented across multiple versions. Users can filter entries by vulnerability type or severity to identify patterns in the product’s security posture over time. This aggregation supports threat modeling by highlighting recurring weakness categories, such as buffer overflows in media stream processing or session handling. The collection spans from initial open-source releases to the latest stable builds, ensuring comprehensive coverage of historical and current security concerns.