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Go vulnerabilities

Go is covered by 9,914 vulnerabilities in the Vulert Vulnerability Database, each with the severity, affected versions, workaround and the fix for the version you actually run.

Search all 9,914 vulnerabilities Malicious packages in Go Critical vulnerabilities only

Go at a glancelive
Vulnerabilities recorded
9,914
Critical
593
High
1,875
Medium / Low
2,193 / 389
Unrated
0
Last database update
22/Oct/2026

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01 Severity in Go

How the vulnerabilities split

  • Critical 593
  • High 1,875
  • Medium 2,193
  • Low 389
  • Unrated 0

Totals add up to the 9,914 vulnerabilities Vulert records for Go, including entries with no severity published yet.

Other ways into the data

02 Most recent critical

Newest critical Go vulnerabilities

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03 Related ecosystems

Other platforms in this database

npm 230,656 Debian 106,931 Ubuntu 50,092 PyPI 26,466 Red Hat 24,060 Linux 15,912 Bitnami 9,940 Alpine 8,582 Packagist 7,347 Maven 7,152
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Questions

npm and the database

How many Go vulnerabilities does Vulert track?

Go is covered by 9,914 vulnerabilities, each with the severity, affected versions, workaround and fix where one exists.

How do I fix a vulnerability in Go?

Open the vulnerability for the package and version you run. It lists the vulnerable range, the fixed version to move to, and a workaround when no fix has been published yet.

Does Vulert monitor Go dependencies continuously?

Yes. Upload the manifest or SBOM for your application and Vulert keeps tracking those packages, alerting you when a new vulnerability affects a version you actually use.