Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 57 newly published vulnerabilities, including 6 critical and 25 high severity vulnerabilities in 57 products from 44 vendors such as Microsoft, SGI, IBM, Early Impact and Digi FX.

This weekly summary reports 2 newly published vulnerabilities, including 0 critical and 0 high severity vulnerabilities in 2 products from 2 vendors such as Phpoutsourcing and Metamail Corporation.

This weekly summary reports 48 newly published vulnerabilities, including 7 critical and 16 high severity vulnerabilities in 46 products from 38 vendors such as Microsoft, Snitz Communications, Linux, Progress and Intersystems.

This weekly summary reports 27 newly published vulnerabilities, including 0 critical and 8 high severity vulnerabilities in 29 products from 24 vendors such as Microsoft, Linux, Redhat, SUN and Mnogosearch.

This weekly summary reports 33 newly published vulnerabilities, including 3 critical and 13 high severity vulnerabilities in 27 products from 23 vendors such as Vignette, SUN, Debian, Oracle and Gnome.

This weekly summary reports 56 newly published vulnerabilities, including 4 critical and 18 high severity vulnerabilities in 58 products from 47 vendors such as Redhat, Snowblind NET, Microsoft, Qualcomm and Apple.

This weekly summary reports 48 newly published vulnerabilities, including 5 critical and 21 high severity vulnerabilities in 52 products from 32 vendors such as Microsoft, Debian, Leszek Krupinski, Apple and Redhat.

This weekly summary reports 3 newly published vulnerabilities, including 0 critical and 1 high severity vulnerabilities in 3 products from 2 vendors such as SUN and Crob.

This weekly summary reports 25 newly published vulnerabilities, including 2 critical and 13 high severity vulnerabilities in 23 products from 17 vendors such as Mirabilis, Cisco, Bvrp Software, Linux and Microsoft.

This weekly summary reports 10 newly published vulnerabilities, including 0 critical and 4 high severity vulnerabilities in 9 products from 8 vendors such as Wsmp3, Selom Ofori, Qualcomm, HP and Slackware.