Multiple Vulnerabilities in Oracle MySQL Server Identified
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A series of vulnerabilities have been identified in the Oracle MySQL Server, affecting versions 8.0.35 and prior, and 8.2.0 and prior. These vulnerabilities, including CVE-2024-20961, CVE-2024-20971, and others, allow attackers with varying privilege levels to exploit the server, potentially leading to denial of service (DoS) and unauthorized data access. The vulnerabilities were published on January 16, 2024, with one additional CVE published on July 16, 2024.
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2024-01-16
CVE-2024-20961 published
2024-01-16
CVE-2024-20971 published
2024-01-16
CVE-2024-20977 published
2024-01-16
CVE-2024-20985 published
2024-01-16
CVE-2024-20963 published
2024-01-16
CVE-2024-20969 published
2024-01-16
CVE-2024-20965 published
2024-01-16
CVE-2024-20973 published
2024-01-16
CVE-2024-20981 published
2024-01-16
CVE-2024-20967 published
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