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CVE-2023-7192

red hatred hat enterprise linux 8.2 advanced update supportCVSS 5.5 medium nowcve.org →this looks wrong →

Record history

4 dated edit events

  1. Published

    • CVSS 6.1 medium
    • 3 products named later, not at publication
    28 days between events

  2. RescoredSource cb65a0b — commit cb65a0b8c464 in the CVE catalog

    • Before6.1After5.5stays mediumCVSS v3.1 · published base score
    42 days between events

  3. Product addedSource ddcf441 — commit ddcf44107ca1 in the CVE catalog

    • not namedred hat virtualization 4 for red hat enterprise linux 8
    7 days between events

  4. Product addedSource 9c2cac2 — commit 9c2cac2ff870 in the CVE catalog

    • not namedred hat enterprise linux 8.4 advanced mission critical update support
    37 days between events

  5. Product addedSource 6d6081e — commit 6d6081e8c3f4 in the CVE catalog

    • not namedred hat enterprise linux 8.2 advanced update support
    865 days to snapshot

  6. Snapshot

    • CVSS 5.5 medium

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Shipped snapshot computed 2026-09-07 from catalog commit ed5547afbae2. Real findings, not live ones: records amended since are not reflected. A later fix version is evidence that the record changed, not evidence that the first fix was incomplete.