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CVE Database

If a system is suspected to have a vulnerability or receives a notification that one or more vulnerabilities are present, action must be taken immediately. By using the CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exploits) database, we can efficiently see how attackers might exploit a Columbia system based on the type of exploits out there for your certain CVE. Do note: for many CVE's, there are a multitude of vulnerabilities. They will be listed in order, along with their respective summaries and solutions. With the exception of a few, most of the solutions will be to update your system or the program making your system vulnerable!

Usage: type in your CVE in the textbox below, including dashes and the letters CVE in all caps.

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For example, one would type CVE-2011-3172, which would return names of vulnerabilities, summaries of each vulnerability, and their respective solutions.
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If you have any questions, please contact CUIT CyberSecurity (cybersec@columbia.edu) to assist.

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Vulnerability

Summary

Solution

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(CVE) Lookup - Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures

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