Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 204 newly published vulnerabilities, including 4 critical and 127 high severity vulnerabilities in 22 products from 7 vendors such as Microsoft, Linux, Paloaltonetworks, Codepeople and Tribulant.

This weekly summary reports 48 newly published vulnerabilities, including 7 critical and 22 high severity vulnerabilities in 27 products from 6 vendors such as Google, Ivanti, Dlink, Tenda and Layerslider.

This weekly summary reports 29 newly published vulnerabilities, including 6 critical and 10 high severity vulnerabilities in 15 products from 6 vendors such as Apple, IBM, Jetbrains, Ivanti and Splunk.

This weekly summary reports 90 newly published vulnerabilities, including 17 critical and 15 high severity vulnerabilities in 12 products from 7 vendors such as Tenda, Google, Fedoraproject, IBM and Microsoft.

This weekly summary reports 100 newly published vulnerabilities, including 11 critical and 53 high severity vulnerabilities in 42 products from 6 vendors such as IBM, Fortinet, Microsoft, Siemens and Tenda.

This weekly summary reports 45 newly published vulnerabilities, including 7 critical and 22 high severity vulnerabilities in 14 products from 5 vendors such as Apple, Qnap, Jetbrains, Vmware and TP Link.

This weekly summary reports 101 newly published vulnerabilities, including 2 critical and 23 high severity vulnerabilities in 10 products from 9 vendors such as Linux, Libming, IBM, Cisa and Cisco.

This weekly summary reports 83 newly published vulnerabilities, including 13 critical and 35 high severity vulnerabilities in 12 products from 12 vendors such as Linux, Gitlab, Liveboxcloud, Fedoraproject and Apache.

This weekly summary reports 269 newly published vulnerabilities, including 36 critical and 125 high severity vulnerabilities in 95 products from 37 vendors such as Microsoft, Adobe, Dell, Siemens and Oracle.

This weekly summary reports 578 newly published vulnerabilities, including 112 critical and 202 high severity vulnerabilities in 1148 products from 278 vendors such as Qualcomm, IBM, Samsung, Google and Linux.