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You told me that 15.1.2.1-0.x.x is within the vulnerable range. How may I know, according to K56412001: BIG-IP SSL OCSP Authentication profile vulnerability CVE-2023-22323 has been published https://my.f5.com/manage/s/article/K56412001.
- Amine_KadimiFeb 08, 2023MVP
Because in this case you consider your release to be 15.1.2 which is within the vulnerable range. Quoting from https://my.f5.com/manage/s/article/K51812227:
Versions known to be vulnerable: The range of product versions within each branch that are confirmed by F5 Product Development as vulnerable. Point releases and hotfixes are not listed in this column, unless a vulnerability is specifically introduced in a given point release or hotfix. Vulnerable versions include all point releases or hotfixes for a given software version. For example, if 13.1.0 is listed as vulnerable, then 13.1.0.1 and 13.1.0.2 are also considered vulnerable if neither of those point releases are listed in the Fixes introduced in column.
- RockBDFeb 08, 2023Altocumulus
Your mentioned URL https://my.f5.com/manage/s/article/K51812227 don't have 15.1.2. Maybe you pasted the wrong URL.
But in the case of the URL https://my.f5.com/manage/s/article/K56412001, is BIGIP-15.1.2.1-0.0.10 vulnerable?
- Amine_KadimiFeb 08, 2023MVP
If you read the kb you mentioned entirely there's a link to the other kb which just explain how versioning works for security alerts
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