Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 40 newly published vulnerabilities, including 10 critical and 6 high severity vulnerabilities in 39 products from 37 vendors such as Openbsd, Apple, Francisco Burzi, Adam Webb and Microsoft.

This weekly summary reports 23 newly published vulnerabilities, including 0 critical and 7 high severity vulnerabilities in 22 products from 18 vendors such as Francisco Burzi, Coppermine, Citrix, PHP Arena and Props.

This weekly summary reports 22 newly published vulnerabilities, including 0 critical and 8 high severity vulnerabilities in 17 products from 15 vendors such as Openbb, SUN, Postnuke Software Foundation, Freshmeat and Phpbb Group.

This weekly summary reports 48 newly published vulnerabilities, including 0 critical and 29 high severity vulnerabilities in 57 products from 33 vendors such as SAP, SGI, Redhat, Microsoft and Symantec.

This weekly summary reports 13 newly published vulnerabilities, including 0 critical and 6 high severity vulnerabilities in 7 products from 7 vendors such as Tiki, Lcdproc, X Micro, Microsoft and SUN.

This weekly summary reports 29 newly published vulnerabilities, including 3 critical and 9 high severity vulnerabilities in 22 products from 20 vendors such as Apple, SGI, IBM, Photopost and Oracle.

This weekly summary reports 18 newly published vulnerabilities, including 0 critical and 5 high severity vulnerabilities in 15 products from 15 vendors such as HP, XMB Forum, Francisco Burzi, Cpanel and Trend Micro.

This weekly summary reports 36 newly published vulnerabilities, including 1 critical and 18 high severity vulnerabilities in 44 products from 25 vendors such as Apple, Warpspeed, Expinion NET, Linux and Symantec.

This weekly summary reports 4 newly published vulnerabilities, including 2 critical and 0 high severity vulnerabilities in 3 products from 3 vendors such as Cpanel, SUN and Myproxy.

This weekly summary reports 48 newly published vulnerabilities, including 9 critical and 16 high severity vulnerabilities in 46 products from 34 vendors such as Apple, Linux, Openbsd, Redhat and Microsoft.