CVE-2021-30932 in iOS
Summary
by MITRE • 08/25/2021
** REJECT ** DO NOT USE THIS CANDIDATE NUMBER. ConsultIDs: none. Reason: This candidate was withdrawn by the CVE program. Notes: none.
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Analysis
by VulDB Data Team • 06/14/2026
This CVE candidate number has been officially withdrawn by the CVE program and should not be used for any security assessments or vulnerability management activities. The withdrawal indicates that the candidate number was either incorrectly assigned, duplicated, or deemed inappropriate for official CVE publication. Organizations maintaining vulnerability databases, security tools, or compliance systems should remove any references to this withdrawn candidate number from their inventories. The CVE program maintains strict governance over candidate numbers to ensure accuracy and prevent confusion in the security community. Withdrawn candidates typically represent entries that were either abandoned during the assignment process, found to be invalid upon review, or superseded by other candidate numbers. Security professionals should rely only on officially published CVE numbers that appear in the official CVE dictionary and associated databases. Any systems or processes that reference withdrawn candidate numbers may contain inaccurate or misleading vulnerability information, potentially leading to incorrect security decisions. The withdrawal serves as a reminder that security vulnerability management requires constant verification and validation of information sources. Organizations should implement procedures to regularly audit their vulnerability databases and ensure they only reference officially published CVE entries. The CVE program's withdrawal process helps maintain the integrity of the global vulnerability identification system and prevents the propagation of erroneous information. Security teams should verify that their vulnerability management workflows exclude withdrawn candidate numbers and focus exclusively on published CVE entries. The withdrawn status of this candidate number indicates that no formal vulnerability analysis or technical details were ever officially associated with it, making it unsuitable for any security operational use.