Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 401 newly published vulnerabilities, including 57 critical and 104 high severity vulnerabilities in 197 products from 132 vendors such as Linux, Oracle, Apache, Solarwinds and Jkev.

This weekly summary reports 585 newly published vulnerabilities, including 35 critical and 313 high severity vulnerabilities in 226 products from 125 vendors such as Microsoft, Linux, Level1, Siemens and Realtek.

This weekly summary reports 266 newly published vulnerabilities, including 32 critical and 73 high severity vulnerabilities in 1009 products from 113 vendors such as Samsung, Linux, Qualcomm, Jungo and Mitsubishielectric.

This weekly summary reports 243 newly published vulnerabilities, including 32 critical and 68 high severity vulnerabilities in 340 products from 75 vendors such as IBM, Linux, Progress, Gitlab and Dell.

This weekly summary reports 360 newly published vulnerabilities, including 48 critical and 109 high severity vulnerabilities in 168 products from 141 vendors such as Linux, Absolute, Oretnom23, Janobe and Opencart.

This weekly summary reports 716 newly published vulnerabilities, including 77 critical and 213 high severity vulnerabilities in 383 products from 195 vendors such as Adobe, Microsoft, Google, Apple and Fedoraproject.

This weekly summary reports 445 newly published vulnerabilities, including 68 critical and 152 high severity vulnerabilities in 299 products from 233 vendors such as Samsung, Lunary, Envoyproxy, Tungstenautomation and Canonical.

This weekly summary reports 122 newly published vulnerabilities, including 14 critical and 52 high severity vulnerabilities in 14 products from 12 vendors such as Linux, Ivanti, Zkteco, Dino Physics School Assistant Project and Google.

This weekly summary reports 156 newly published vulnerabilities, including 5 critical and 35 high severity vulnerabilities in 10 products from 8 vendors such as Linux, Qnap, Italtel, Cisco and Ivanti.

This weekly summary reports 251 newly published vulnerabilities, including 13 critical and 92 high severity vulnerabilities in 28 products from 10 vendors such as Microsoft, Fortinet, Google, Fedoraproject and Intel.