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authcaptureproxy 1.3.3

No vulnerabilities in this database cover 1.3.3.

Every vulnerability Vulert holds for authcaptureproxy was tested against this version and none of them covers it. That is the good answer, not a guarantee — the package page shows which versions are affected.

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Released 28 Nov 2024 Licence Apache-2.0 Also known from other sources 0 Newer releases 34 Database updated 23/Oct/2026

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authcaptureproxy 1.3.3 vulnerabilities

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About authcaptureproxy 1.3.3

Is authcaptureproxy 1.3.3 vulnerable?

No. No vulnerability in the Vulert database covers authcaptureproxy 1.3.3. Every vulnerability Vulert holds for authcaptureproxy was tested against this release and none of them covers it — the good answer, though not a guarantee, since new vulnerabilities are published for packages all the time.

Is 1.3.3 the latest release of authcaptureproxy?

No. 1.3.3 was published 28 Nov 2024, and newer releases exist. Newer is not automatically safer — the version table on the package page shows what each release carries.

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