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2024-03-01 NodeJS -- Vulnerabilities
2022-07-08 Node.js -- July 7th 2022 Security Releases
2022-02-12 Node.js -- January 2022 Security Releases
2021-10-14 Node.js -- October 2021 Security Releases
2021-09-21 Node.js -- August 2021 Security Releases
Node.js -- July 2021 Security Releases
Node.js -- July 2021 Security Releases (2)
2021-04-07 Node.js -- April 2021 Security Releases
2021-03-09 Node.js -- February 2021 Security Releases
2021-01-14 Node.js -- January 2021 Security Releases
2020-11-21 Node.js -- November 2020 Security Releases
2020-09-16 Node.js -- September 2020 Security Releases
2020-06-12 Node.js -- June 2020 Security Releases
2020-03-09 Node.js -- multiple vulnerabilities
2019-08-21 Node.js -- multiple vulnerabilities
2019-03-03 Node.js -- multiple vulnerabilities
2018-12-10 node.js -- multiple vulnerabilities
2018-08-25 node.js -- multiple vulnerabilities
2018-06-15 node.js -- multiple vulnerabilities
2018-03-28 node.js -- multiple vulnerabilities
2017-12-14 node.js -- Data Confidentiality/Integrity Vulnerability, December 2017
2017-10-25 Node.js -- remote DOS security vulnerability
2017-10-10 node -- access to unintended files
2017-07-12 node.js -- multiple vulnerabilities
2016-10-28 node.js -- multiple vulnerabilities
2016-03-14 node -- multiple vulnerabilities
2015-07-06 node, iojs, and v8 -- denial of service
2013-10-19 node.js -- DoS Vulnerability
2012-05-07 node -- private information disclosure
2012-01-16 Multiple implementations -- DoS via hash algorithm collision