CVE 監査
The
section shows you which CVEs have been applied to your clients. A CVE (common vulnerabilities and exposures) is a fix for a publicly known security vulnerability. It is important that you apply CVEs to your clients as soon as they become available.Each CVE contains an identification number, a description of the vulnerability, and links to further information. CVE identification numbers use the form CVE-YEAR-XXXX
.
Clients are listed with a patch status icon.
Icon | Description | Action Required |
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Affected, patches are available in channels that are not assigned |
The client is affected by a vulnerability and SUSE Manager has patches for it, but the channels offering the patches are not assigned to the client. |
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Affected, at least one patch is available in an assigned channel |
The client is affected by the vulnerability and SUSE Manager has patches available in a channel that is directly assigned to the client. |
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Not affected |
There are no available CVE patches for this client. |
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Patched |
A patch has been successfully installed on the client. |
For more information about CVE auditing, see 監査.