Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 535 newly published vulnerabilities, including 98 critical and 201 high severity vulnerabilities in 518 products from 203 vendors such as Tracker Software, Siretta, Jenkins, Google and Online Tours Travels Management System Project.

This weekly summary reports 485 newly published vulnerabilities, including 96 critical and 171 high severity vulnerabilities in 523 products from 236 vendors such as Oracle, Cisco, Adobe, Dell and Apache.

This weekly summary reports 694 newly published vulnerabilities, including 169 critical and 291 high severity vulnerabilities in 1043 products from 231 vendors such as Microsoft, Insteon, Qualcomm, AMD and Juniper.

This weekly summary reports 451 newly published vulnerabilities, including 108 critical and 139 high severity vulnerabilities in 300 products from 246 vendors such as Google, Arubanetworks, Gpac, IBM and Discourse.

This weekly summary reports 396 newly published vulnerabilities, including 89 critical and 111 high severity vulnerabilities in 314 products from 138 vendors such as Nvidia, Trendnet, Tenda, Dahuasecurity and Open Xchange.

This weekly summary reports 629 newly published vulnerabilities, including 113 critical and 231 high severity vulnerabilities in 149 products from 83 vendors such as IBM, Tenda, Adobe, Openimageio Project and Mozilla.

This weekly summary reports 841 newly published vulnerabilities, including 69 critical and 361 high severity vulnerabilities in 3789 products from 153 vendors such as Google, Apple, Microsoft, Siemens and Arubanetworks.

This weekly summary reports 419 newly published vulnerabilities, including 71 critical and 157 high severity vulnerabilities in 385 products from 196 vendors such as Google, Tenda, Neutrinolabs, Jetbrains and Fortinet.

This weekly summary reports 355 newly published vulnerabilities, including 56 critical and 133 high severity vulnerabilities in 521 products from 164 vendors such as Google, Tendacn, Tenda, Kibokolabs and Webtareas Project.

This weekly summary reports 341 newly published vulnerabilities, including 95 critical and 120 high severity vulnerabilities in 301 products from 159 vendors such as Tenda, Totolink, Netgear, Optilinknetwork and Fedoraproject.