Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 350 newly published vulnerabilities, including 29 critical and 153 high severity vulnerabilities in 1393 products from 120 vendors such as Intel, AMD, Fedoraproject, Google and Debian.

This weekly summary reports 342 newly published vulnerabilities, including 58 critical and 123 high severity vulnerabilities in 1449 products from 154 vendors such as Jetbrains, Siemens, Debian, Wildbit Soft and IBM.

This weekly summary reports 388 newly published vulnerabilities, including 73 critical and 145 high severity vulnerabilities in 617 products from 154 vendors such as Google, Debian, Fortinet, Cisco and Gitlab.

This weekly summary reports 337 newly published vulnerabilities, including 48 critical and 128 high severity vulnerabilities in 254 products from 135 vendors such as Huawei, Google, Cisco, Apple and Nvidia.

This weekly summary reports 388 newly published vulnerabilities, including 43 critical and 151 high severity vulnerabilities in 601 products from 164 vendors such as Oracle, Apple, Qualcomm, Auvesy and Fedoraproject.

This weekly summary reports 258 newly published vulnerabilities, including 42 critical and 101 high severity vulnerabilities in 271 products from 123 vendors such as Siemens, Arubanetworks, Cybozu, SAP and Debian.

This weekly summary reports 396 newly published vulnerabilities, including 59 critical and 130 high severity vulnerabilities in 271 products from 128 vendors such as Google, Fedoraproject, Debian, Gitlab and IBM.

This weekly summary reports 299 newly published vulnerabilities, including 49 critical and 106 high severity vulnerabilities in 355 products from 139 vendors such as Adobe, Corel, Siemens, Google and Dell.

This weekly summary reports 351 newly published vulnerabilities, including 26 critical and 144 high severity vulnerabilities in 672 products from 142 vendors such as IBM, Cisco, Swftools, Vmware and Debian.

This weekly summary reports 347 newly published vulnerabilities, including 53 critical and 134 high severity vulnerabilities in 672 products from 139 vendors such as SAP, Siemens, F5, Debian and Gpac.