Critical CVEs published this month that mention OpenSSL, with a CVSS score of 9 or higher
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Critical CVEs published this month that mention OpenSSL, with a CVSS score of 9 or higher. Include the references.
CVEs
- Only ifPublished this month
- Only ifAbout OpenSSL
- Only ifCVSS score of 9 or higher
- Bring backReferences
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This request asks for these on every row:
- References
Every result comes with its name and the page it was read on. Each of its 3 conditions gets an answer: yes, no or unsure, with a one-line reason. When a passage shows it, you also get the exact quote and the time it was read.
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- CVE ID
- CVSS 3.1 score
- Severity
- Vector
- Weaknesses
- Published
- Status
- Description
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- NVD
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