Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 289 newly published vulnerabilities, including 41 critical and 110 high severity vulnerabilities in 290 products from 121 vendors such as Cisco, Debian, Canonical, Linux and Opensuse.

This weekly summary reports 333 newly published vulnerabilities, including 48 critical and 152 high severity vulnerabilities in 680 products from 130 vendors such as Netgear, Debian, F5, ABB and Huawei.

This weekly summary reports 423 newly published vulnerabilities, including 43 critical and 185 high severity vulnerabilities in 309 products from 104 vendors such as Netgear, Foxitsoftware, Canonical, Prestashop and Jetbrains.

This weekly summary reports 870 newly published vulnerabilities, including 92 critical and 378 high severity vulnerabilities in 655 products from 114 vendors such as Oracle, Netgear, Microsoft, Fedoraproject and Opensuse.

This weekly summary reports 372 newly published vulnerabilities, including 81 critical and 146 high severity vulnerabilities in 269 products from 105 vendors such as Google, Juniper, IBM, Cipplanner and Paloaltonetworks.

This weekly summary reports 260 newly published vulnerabilities, including 54 critical and 102 high severity vulnerabilities in 303 products from 115 vendors such as Apple, Debian, IBM, Hitachienergy and Opensuse.

This weekly summary reports 423 newly published vulnerabilities, including 118 critical and 181 high severity vulnerabilities in 386 products from 115 vendors such as Google, Adobe, Debian, Fedoraproject and Opensuse.

This weekly summary reports 358 newly published vulnerabilities, including 63 critical and 132 high severity vulnerabilities in 265 products from 153 vendors such as Onap, Redhat, Cpanel, Fedoraproject and Debian.

This weekly summary reports 657 newly published vulnerabilities, including 74 critical and 256 high severity vulnerabilities in 2327 products from 139 vendors such as Chadhaajay, Microsoft, Google, Gitlab and Wago.

This weekly summary reports 242 newly published vulnerabilities, including 58 critical and 113 high severity vulnerabilities in 397 products from 100 vendors such as Qualcomm, Dlink, Cisco, Debian and Mozilla.