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Named vulnerabilities on end-of-life systems

The flaws with names are the ones auditors and boards ask about. For each one: what it is, and its status on every Linux distribution past end of life, from the vendors' own security trackers.

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The named vulnerabilities

NameCVEComponentScoreExploitedNo free fix on
regreSSHionCVE-2024-6387OpenSSH8.1No0 of 9
xz backdoorCVE-2024-3094xz-utils10.0No0 of 9
TerrapinCVE-2023-48795SSH (OpenSSH)5.9No6 of 9
Looney TunablesCVE-2023-4911glibc7.8Yes1 of 9
Spring4ShellCVE-2022-22965Spring Framework9.8Yes2 of 9
Dirty PipeCVE-2022-0847Linux kernel7.8Yes1 of 9
PwnKitCVE-2021-4034polkit (pkexec)7.8Yes3 of 9
Log4ShellCVE-2021-44228Apache Log4j 210.0Yes1 of 9
Baron SameditCVE-2021-3156sudo7.8Yes1 of 9
GhostcatCVE-2020-1938Apache Tomcat (AJP)9.8Yes2 of 9
Drupalgeddon 2CVE-2018-7600Drupal core9.8Yes0 of 9
Dirty COWCVE-2016-5195Linux kernel7.0Yes0 of 9
GHOSTCVE-2015-0235glibc10.0No0 of 9
ShellshockCVE-2014-6271bash9.8Yes0 of 9
HeartbleedCVE-2014-0160OpenSSL7.5Yes0 of 9
PHP2ShellCVE-2026-109618PHP9.8Yessee the page

No free fix on: how many of the 9 end-of-life releases we follow (CentOS 6, 7 and 8, RHEL 7, Ubuntu 16.04 to 20.04, Debian 10 and 11) are affected with no fix, or with a fix only in paid vendor support. Exploited: listed in the CISA catalogue of known exploited vulnerabilities.

End-of-life Linux

What each distribution still runs, and when its support ended. End-of-life Linux

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