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The em dash — characters in some columns of the CVE-2016-5696 table and other CVE tracker webpages mean that no results were reported for that release of Ubuntu where the column headings identify these columns as different releases of Ubuntu like 18.04, 20.04, 22.04, 23.04 and 23.10. It's possible that Ubuntu version yy.mm is vulnerable to the CVE, but we haven't been informed of that in the CVE tracker table because it is not reported. It's also possible that the bug was fixed in later versions of Ubuntu.

LTS after a release version stands for Long Term Support (5 years). ESM after a release version stands for Extended Security Maintenance of an additional 5 years after the 5 years of LTS support has ended.

The em dash — characters in some columns of the CVE-2016-5696 table and other CVE tracker webpages mean that no results were reported for that release of Ubuntu where the column headings identify these columns as different releases of Ubuntu like 18.04, 20.04, 22.04, 23.04, 23.10 and 24.04. It's possible that Ubuntu version yy.mm is vulnerable to the CVE, but we haven't been informed of that in the CVE tracker table because it is not reported. It's also possible that the bug was fixed in later versions of Ubuntu.

LTS after a release version stands for Long Term Support (5 years). ESM after a release version stands for Extended Security Maintenance of an additional 5 years after the 5 years of LTS support has ended.

The em dash — characters in some columns of the CVE-2016-5696 table and other CVE tracker webpages mean that no results were reported for that release of Ubuntu where the column headings identify these columns as different releases of Ubuntu like 18.04, 20.04, 22.04, 23.04 and 23.10.

LTS after a release version stands for Long Term Support (5 years). ESM after a release version stands for Extended Security Maintenance of an additional 5 years after the 5 years of LTS support has ended.

The em dash — characters in some columns of the CVE-2016-5696 table and other CVE tracker webpages mean that no results were reported for that release of Ubuntu where the column headings identify these columns as different releases of Ubuntu like 18.04, 20.04, 22.04, 23.04 and 23.10. It's possible that Ubuntu version yy.mm is vulnerable to the CVE, but we haven't been informed of that in the CVE tracker table because it is not reported. It's also possible that the bug was fixed in later versions of Ubuntu.

LTS after a release version stands for Long Term Support (5 years). ESM after a release version stands for Extended Security Maintenance of an additional 5 years after the 5 years of LTS support has ended.

The em dash — characters in some columns of the CVE-2016-5696 table mean that no results were reported for that release of Ubuntu where the column headings identify these columns as different releases of Ubuntu like 18.04, 20.04, 22.04, 23.04 and 23.10.

LTS after a release version stands for Long Term Support (5 years). ESM after a release version stands for Extended Security Maintenance of an additional 5 years after the 5 years of LTS support has ended.

The em dash — characters in some columns of the CVE-2016-5696 table and other CVE tracker webpages mean that no results were reported for that release of Ubuntu where the column headings identify these columns as different releases of Ubuntu like 18.04, 20.04, 22.04, 23.04 and 23.10.

LTS after a release version stands for Long Term Support (5 years). ESM after a release version stands for Extended Security Maintenance of an additional 5 years after the 5 years of LTS support has ended.