All changesfortinetas of 2026-09-07
CVE-2025-31514
Record history
1 dated edit eventPublished
- 6 release branches, each stating a version boundary
238 days between eventsAffected range extendedSource 605b0f0 — commit 605b0f0061b9 in the CVE catalog
- affected through 7.2.12, now affected through 7.2.13fortios
- affected through 7.4.9, now affected through 7.4.11fortios
- affected through 7.2.15, now affected through 7.2.16fortiproxy
- and 3 more branches in this commit, drawn on the ladder
90 days to snapshotSnapshot
- 6 release branches, every one moved since publication
Where you stand
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stated at publication stated today
- fortiosfrom 7.0.0last affected, not a fix
- fortiosfrom 7.2.0last affected, not a fix
- fortiosfrom 7.4.0last affected, not a fix
- fortiproxyfrom 7.0.0last affected, not a fix
- fortiproxyfrom 7.2.0last affected, not a fix
- fortiproxyfrom 7.4.0last affected, not a fix
Check your tickets
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Data coverage & methodology
CVE values compare the first mirrored record with later source states. Initial records may have been backfilled after publication. KEV events compare consecutive catalog snapshots. Dates identify the reported value’s first observed appearance; earlier intermediate revisions may exist. Only counted rows contribute to totals. as of the 2026-09-07 snapshot.
On the ladder, positions are ordinal: the gap says the boundary moved, not by how much; the strings say the values. Its shade is time to the first recorded revision, from same-day (palest) to over a year. Only branches whose boundary moved are shipped, so a branch that held is not drawn.
Not checked: a record published before 2023 cannot have its state at publication recovered, so the CVE-record checks never compared it. For such a record, silence on this page means it was not looked at, not that it held.
Not checked: a CISA KEV listing added before 2025-01-27 was never seen changing, so a record that has been in KEV for years carries no listing node here. A missing KEV node is not evidence that CISA has not listed it.
The GitHub Advisory Database was read and carries no changed advisory naming CVE-2025-31514. An advisory is an entry in the GitHub Advisory Database, the GHSA page a Dependabot alert links to. It is reached from a CVE id only when the advisory names that CVE id itself, and many advisories name none. So no advisory here means none was found among the advisories that name one of these ids. It does not mean there is nothing to find.
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Shipped snapshot computed 2026-09-07 from catalog commit f5f9fc6fd7dc. 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.