13-Feb-2021 22:59
if there is vulnerability on version 15.1.0 and Fixes introduced in 15.1.1 , is this mean version 15.1.2 safe ?
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16-Feb-2021 23:31
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15-Feb-2021 07:05
The point release always have some incremental patching.
Please go through the release notes - https://techdocs.f5.com/kb/en-us/products/big-ip_ltm/releasenotes/related/relnote-supplement-bigip-15-1-2.html
15-Feb-2021 21:03
hi jaikumar_f5,
Branch : 15.x
Versions known to be vulnerable :
15.1.0
15.0.0 - 15.0.1
Fixes introduced in :
15.1.0.2
15.0.1.4
If I'm running 15.1.2 , so according to above details is this mean 15.1.2 vulnerable ? and not fixed?
15-Feb-2021 23:48
Hi Blue,
No 15.1.2 is not vulnerable because fix was introduced in point release 15.1.0.2
more details : K51812227: Understanding security advisory versioning
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16-Feb-2021 07:42
clear ,
so if
Versions known to be vulnerable :
15.0.0 - 15.1.0
Fixes introduced in :
15.1.1
the same thing will be , 15.1.2 not vulnerable right?
16-Feb-2021 23:31
Yes, you understand.
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