wazuh — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 59

This vulnerability aggregation page focuses on Wazuh, an open-source security monitoring platform developed by the Wazuh project. It collects documented security flaws affecting the Wazuh server, manager, and agent components, covering advisories published from 2019 through 2024. The data centers on common weakness classes such as remote code execution, privilege escalation, and buffer overflows in its logging and authentication modules. Readers can track the release cycle for specific Wazuh versions, analyze trends in weakness types over time, and review the product's historical exposure to critical vulnerabilities. Each entry links to the original advisory, vendor patch notes, and associated CVE records, allowing analysts to correlate impact, exploitability, and remediation status. The page is organized chronologically and by severity, enabling security teams to quickly identify which Wazuh releases addressed high-risk issues, particularly in areas like log ingestion, API access control, and agent communication channels. No single CVE ID is highlighted, but the collection provides a comprehensive view of how vulnerabilities in the Wazuh ecosystem evolved across its major release milestones.