Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 421 newly published vulnerabilities, including 45 critical and 49 high severity vulnerabilities in 276 products from 132 vendors such as Apple, F5, Arubanetworks, Fedoraproject and IBM.

This weekly summary reports 348 newly published vulnerabilities, including 13 critical and 65 high severity vulnerabilities in 374 products from 116 vendors such as Cisco, Redhat, Fedoraproject, Netgear and Freebsd.

This weekly summary reports 275 newly published vulnerabilities, including 10 critical and 31 high severity vulnerabilities in 748 products from 154 vendors such as Fedoraproject, Qualcomm, Redhat, Siemens and Cybozu.

This weekly summary reports 386 newly published vulnerabilities, including 23 critical and 52 high severity vulnerabilities in 190 products from 99 vendors such as Microsoft, Google, Fedoraproject, SAP and Adobe.

This weekly summary reports 261 newly published vulnerabilities, including 4 critical and 59 high severity vulnerabilities in 230 products from 121 vendors such as Fedoraproject, Google, IBM, Arubanetworks and Redhat.

This weekly summary reports 343 newly published vulnerabilities, including 26 critical and 49 high severity vulnerabilities in 1487 products from 121 vendors such as Microsoft, Fedoraproject, Qualcomm, Mozilla and Google.

This weekly summary reports 290 newly published vulnerabilities, including 13 critical and 43 high severity vulnerabilities in 280 products from 134 vendors such as Intel, Mbconnectline, Debian, Fedoraproject and IBM.

This weekly summary reports 487 newly published vulnerabilities, including 40 critical and 96 high severity vulnerabilities in 324 products from 146 vendors such as Google, Fiberhome, Adobe, Fedoraproject and Foxitsoftware.

This weekly summary reports 340 newly published vulnerabilities, including 54 critical and 64 high severity vulnerabilities in 201 products from 116 vendors such as Cisco, Google, Jetbrains, Trendmicro and Huawei.

This weekly summary reports 304 newly published vulnerabilities, including 19 critical and 52 high severity vulnerabilities in 327 products from 182 vendors such as IBM, Debian, HPE, Openldap and Fedoraproject.