WPVulnerability API REST: Apache HTTPD endpoint

To get the vulnerability information of an Apache HTTPD version, you have to make a call including the major Apache HTTPD version (or the minor one). The response will include all vulnerabilities for this major version.

https://www.wpvulnerability.net/apache/apache-major-or-minor-version/

Example: Apache HTTPD 2.4

Apache HTTPD JSON response

This will return a JSON with the following format:

{
  "error": 0,
  "message": null,
  "data": {
    "name": "Apache HTTPD 2.x",
    "apache": "2.x",
    "status": "m",
    "date_start": "1970-01-01"
    "sate_end": "1971-12-31"
    "vulnerability": [
      {
        "uuid": "example",
        "name": "Apache HTTPD 2.x < 2.x.1",
        "operator": {
          "min_version": null,
          "min_operator": null,
          "max_version": "2.x.1",
          "max_operator": "lt",
          "unfixed": "0",
        },
        "source": [
          {
            "id": "CVE-0000-00001",
            "name": "CVE-0000-00001",
            "link": "https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-0000-00001",
            "description": "This is an example of a vulnerability description.",
            "date": "2003-05-27"
          }
        ]
      }
    ]
  },
  "updated": 1053993600
}

Apache HTTPD JSON description

error: If there is an error, the value will be 1. If there is no error, it will be 0.
message: In case of error, an information message will be displayed.
data: (object) Data information group.
data → name: Apache HTTPD version.
data → apache: Apache HTTPD major version.
data → status: (values) Information URL.
- m: Maintained
- s: Security support
- d: Deprecated / Unmaintained
data → date_start: Date since the version was launched.
data → date_end: Date when the version was deprecated / unmaintained.
data → vulnerability: (array) Each of the plugin’s vulnerabilities.
- data → vulnerability → uuid: Apache HTTPD unique vulnerability ID.
- data → vulnerability → name: Vulnerability name.
- data → vulnerability → operator: (object) Vulnerability version calculation system. It is based on the PHP version_compare function.
- data → vulnerability → operator → min_version: Minimum version affected.
- data → vulnerability → operator → min_operator: Calculation operator.
- data → vulnerability → operator → max_version: Maximum version affected.
- data → vulnerability → operator → max_operator: Calculation operator.
- data → vulnerability → operator → unfixed: The vulnerability is unfixed.
data → vulnerability → source: (array) List of vulnerabilities.
- data → vulnerability → source → id: Source unique identifier.
- data → vulnerability → source → link: Source vulnerability information.
- data → vulnerability → source → description: Source vulnerability description.
- data → vulnerability → source → date: Date of publication of the vulnerability.
update: Last information update (UNIXTIME).

Important information

The Apache HTTPD API has information since Apache HTTPD 1.3, and also vulnerabilities that may apply to WordPress. This is not an Apache HTTPD vulnerability database.