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lewas_315823
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Mar 30, 2017

Understanding 'Versions known to be not vulnerable' in Security Advisories

Hallo,   I'm trying to understand the implications of the choice of vulnerable versions in F5 Networks Security Advisories. I frequently see entries like:   Product / Versions known to be vulne...
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Vijay_E
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Mar 30, 2017

I think this is something that F5 Engineers can answer with authority. My understanding of "none" is that there is no available code version that is not vulnerable. So, even if you upgrade to 12.1.2, you will still be vulnerable.