Security Advisories
Security advisories are source-reviewed notices about security issues, affected product scope, available actions and subsequent changes. Each advisory shows its scope, what is not yet established, and the date of its latest revision. An advisory is not the same as a service-status incident or a vulnerability submission.
Last verified time appears here only when a verified source timestamp exists.
Times are shown with their timezone. A cached result is never shown as current.
Four things that are easy to confuse
Each record type has its own owner, its own page and its own meaning. Use the link that matches your question.
Security advisory
A source-reviewed notice about a security issue, its scope and actions.
Service status
Current operational health of services. Not a security bulletin.
Vulnerability report
A report you submit about a suspected issue.
Release change
What changed in a product or SDK version.
Search, filter and sort published advisories
The list reads only approved public records. Filters appear only for values the source supports.
Product area
Published date
Lifecycle
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What each card shows, with no placeholder notices
Each card carries an advisory ID, a title, approved tags, the published and updated dates in the visible timezone, and one text action. Cards below are layout guides only.
Advisory ID and title
Opaque stable ID, then the approved title.
Scope and tags
Affected scope only where verified. Unknown stays labelled unknown.
Lifecycle
Current, Updated, Superseded or Withdrawn, as the record states.
Four states of scope, none inferred
An advisory can name a product or version as affected, not affected, not yet evaluated, or unknown. Your deployment may differ from the general statement.
Named in the record.
Named explicitly with its version.
Not yet evaluated.
Not established in the record.
What every advisory page must answer
The template below lists the fields a published advisory fills in. Values shown are placeholders, not an advisory.
Advisory title
Approved title, reviewed for accuracy.
Plain-language issue and relevance.
Source-approved, or unspecified.
Structured per product and version.
Absolute time with timezone.
Approved factual disclosure only.
Approved steps, with ownership.
Known, guidance available, revised or superseded.
Changelog, status or documentation links, if traceable.
Revision history
Every substantive change is recorded with its date and reason. Earlier versions stay available, and corrections are labelled.
Who approves
Security response owns the facts. Legal, Privacy and Communications review wording before publication.
Actions come only from approved guidance
When an advisory has approved guidance, it appears above the revision history, with its owner. Until then, the panel directs you to the Security contact and to official updates.
Organization-specific details need sign in
Account-specific information is available only to entitled, signed-in organization members through an approved secure route. It is never shown on this public page.
Sign in for entitled detailsPrivate details stay private
Customer-specific evidence is never published. Public advisories describe the issue; the entitled annex, where implemented, describes its effect on your organization.
Each question has its own page
Availability status
Current service health.
Security contact
Questions about an advisory.
Trust Center
Approved assurance information.
Changelog
Product and SDK changes.
Find the advisory that applies to you, or contact the security team.
Security actions come first. Enterprise discussion is available once your immediate question is answered.