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CVE-2026-28481

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Record history

2 dated edit events
  1. Published

    The CVE record was published.

    1 day between events
  2. Excluded comparisonnot countedSource ec0d1ddcommit ec0d1dd4ed77 in the CVE catalog

    • Before7.5After6.5high → mediumAssessments not comparable · published base score

    Filtered, not counted: the displayed maximum pair is not established on the same CVSS v3/v4 version, CNA and assessment context; changed scenarios, competing metrics and v2 bands are not comparable.

    80 days between events
  3. Excluded comparisonnot countedSource f56861acommit f56861a82874 in the CVE catalog

    • affected through 2026.1.30, now affected through 2026.2.1openclaw

    Filtered, not counted: another release branch was added — every branch stated at publication is still stated, so 2026.1.30 still holds.

    105 days to snapshot
  4. Snapshot

    Source record: View on CVE.org ↗

GitHub advisories naming this CVE

1 advisory row across 1 advisory, counted separately from the record's own rows above.

ChangeAdvisoryEcosystem / packageWhat the advisory says nowSeverity
Advisory severity changedGHSA-7vwx-582j-j332CVE-2026-28481whole advisorystated at publication HIGH, now states MODERATEA CVSS version was added; the existing vectors stayed the same.moderate

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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.