Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 255 newly published vulnerabilities, including 34 critical and 106 high severity vulnerabilities in 227 products from 123 vendors such as Juniper, Gpac, Siemens, Fedoraproject and Vaadin.

This weekly summary reports 308 newly published vulnerabilities, including 71 critical and 104 high severity vulnerabilities in 420 products from 151 vendors such as Google, SAP, Fedoraproject, Debian and Openclinic GA Project.

This weekly summary reports 346 newly published vulnerabilities, including 43 critical and 120 high severity vulnerabilities in 825 products from 145 vendors such as Asus, Fedoraproject, Cisco, Debian and Google.

This weekly summary reports 420 newly published vulnerabilities, including 47 critical and 190 high severity vulnerabilities in 337 products from 138 vendors such as Apple, F5, Siemens, Fedoraproject and Debian.

This weekly summary reports 348 newly published vulnerabilities, including 39 critical and 144 high severity vulnerabilities in 534 products from 125 vendors such as Cisco, Fedoraproject, Debian, Netgear and Redhat.

This weekly summary reports 274 newly published vulnerabilities, including 36 critical and 117 high severity vulnerabilities in 796 products from 156 vendors such as Fedoraproject, Qualcomm, Debian, Siemens and Redhat.

This weekly summary reports 294 newly published vulnerabilities, including 29 critical and 128 high severity vulnerabilities in 188 products from 101 vendors such as Google, Debian, Fedoraproject, SAP and Redhat.

This weekly summary reports 251 newly published vulnerabilities, including 52 critical and 79 high severity vulnerabilities in 257 products from 120 vendors such as Fedoraproject, Netapp, Google, IBM and Arubanetworks.

This weekly summary reports 280 newly published vulnerabilities, including 42 critical and 115 high severity vulnerabilities in 1419 products from 120 vendors such as Fedoraproject, Debian, Qualcomm, Mozilla and Google.

This weekly summary reports 290 newly published vulnerabilities, including 32 critical and 124 high severity vulnerabilities in 349 products from 142 vendors such as Intel, Debian, Mbconnectline, Fedoraproject and Oracle.