Product by Avaya

    Avaya DefinityOne Media Servers

    10 known vulnerabilities in Avaya DefinityOne Media Servers (Avaya), 0 of them actively exploited (CISA KEV).

    Key figures

    10

    Vulnerabilities

    0

    Actively exploited (KEV)

    0

    Used by ransomware

    0

    Critical

    Vulnerabilities

    Actively exploited vulnerabilities (CISA KEV) first, then by priority. Click a column header to re-sort the table.

    Vulnerabilities in Avaya DefinityOne Media Servers (Avaya)
    Not ratedCVE-2004-1050

    Microsoft Internet Explorer 11: Heap-Based Buffer Overflow

    also in 6 other products

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    Not ratedCVE-2004-0212

    Avaya DefinityOne Media Servers: Stack-Based Buffer Overflow

    also in 7 other products

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    Not ratedCVE-2004-0842

    Microsoft Internet Explorer 11: Heap-Based Buffer Overflow

    also in 6 other products

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    Not ratedCVE-2007-1765

    Microsoft Internet Explorer 11: Memory Corruption

    also in 9 other products

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    Not ratedCVE-2004-0841

    Microsoft Internet Explorer 11: security vulnerability

    also in 6 other products

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    Not ratedCVE-2004-0201

    Avaya DefinityOne Media Servers: Heap-Based Buffer Overflow

    also in 10 other products

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    Not ratedCVE-2004-0839

    Microsoft Internet Explorer 11: security vulnerability

    also in 14 other products

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    Not ratedCVE-2004-0205

    Microsoft Internet Information Server: Buffer Overflow

    also in 4 other products

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    Not ratedCVE-2007-2374

    Avaya DefinityOne Media Servers: Code Execution

    also in 5 other products

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    Not ratedCVE-2004-0215

    Microsoft Outlook Express: Denial of Service

    also in 4 other products

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