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CVE-2015-0313

Use-after-free vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player before 13.0.0.269 and 14.x through 16.x before 16.0.0.305 on Windows and OS X and before 11.2.202.442 on Linux allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via unspecified vectors, as exploited in the wild in February 2015, …

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CVSS 7.8 (HIGH) KEV: KNOWN CATALOG

Attention and evidence

HYPE SCORE

0.0/10

REALITY · THREAT PRIORITY

8.6/10

General review priority; not probability

Evidence confidence: Exploitation recorded

Why this priority?

Recorded exploitation baseline: +7.00
Technical severity: CVSS 7.8: +1.17
Fresh EPSS: 95.34%: +0.48

General review priority, not probability, victim count or asset-specific risk. A range covers missing CVSS/EPSS inputs within the current evidence state.

Sources: 9 documents and public datasets.

Hype components

Headline sample (25%)

0/100

Press, 30 days (60%)

0/100

Grounded branding (15%)

0/100

HYPE TOTAL0/100

Sources and documents

BleepingComputer

Press · 13 Apr 2022, 07:00 · CISA warns orgs to patch actively exploited Windows LPE bug - BleepingComputer

Recorded Future

Press · 16 Jan 2019, 08:00 · The History of Ashiyane: Iran’s First Security Forum - Recorded Future

Securelist

Press · 23 Dec 2015, 08:00 · You can’t be invulnerable, but you can be well protected - Securelist

Windows Blog

Press · 16 Dec 2015, 08:00 · Evolving Microsoft SmartScreen to protect you from drive-by attacks - Windows Blog

Recorded Future

Press · 09 Nov 2015, 08:00 · New Kit, Same Player: Top 10 Vulnerabilities Used by Exploit Kits in 2016 - Recorded Future

See all 9 source documents

Unit 42

Press · 01 Jun 2015, 07:00 · Understanding Flash Exploitation and the Alleged CVE-2015-0359 Exploit - Unit 42

Cisco Blogs

Press · 17 Mar 2015, 07:00 · Research Spotlight: Exploiting Use-After-Free Vulnerabilities - Cisco Blogs

Graham Cluley

Press · 05 Feb 2015, 08:00 · Adobe patches Flash against latest flaw - but it won’t be the last - Graham Cluley

Palo Alto Networks

Press · 03 Feb 2015, 08:00 · Palo Alto Networks Traps Protects Enterprises From Zero-Day CVE-2015-0313 - Palo Alto Networks

Score evolution

● Hype ● Reality

Earlier evidence-support scores are retained in history; this chart shows only the current priority definition.

First record: hype 0.0 · reality 8.6 (2026-11-02 15:12). The curve appears once the score changes.

Public exploit evidence

Public exploit entries / repo candidates

Source entries and unverified repository candidates are counted separately.

Public exploit evidence

exploitdb #36491 2015-03-25
exploitdb #36579 2015-03-31

Evidence context and dated references

Reality is general threat/review priority, combining observed exploitation, CVSS severity and fresh EPSS. Evidence confidence is separate. This is not calibrated risk, a victim count or an asset-specific assessment. A range reflects missing numeric inputs.

Evidence in context

Confidence in exploitation evidence: Exploitation recorded
Priority basis: Recorded exploitation; CVSS 7.8; EPSS 95.3%
Attention, last 30 days: 0 distinct story titles; 0 press documents; 0 publisher domains.
Technical potential: local access, no prior privileges, user interaction.
Observed activity: Exploitation recorded in CISA KEV.
Known scale: Not quantified.
Evidence confidence basis: Trusted exploitation confirmation

Score evaluated: 2026-11-05 13:57:38.536405+00:00 · EPSS snapshot: 2026-11-05T12:03:04Z

Source event timeline

Published

02 Feb 2015, 19:00

First press mention

03 Feb 2015, 08:00

Added to the CISA KEV catalog

13 Apr 2022, 00:00

Latest press mention

13 Apr 2022, 07:00

Score calculated

05 Nov 2026, 13:57

PoCs on GitHub

2 repositories