Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 311 newly published vulnerabilities, including 45 critical and 129 high severity vulnerabilities in 381 products from 149 vendors such as Debian, Linux, Canonical, Fedoraproject and Opensuse.

This weekly summary reports 559 newly published vulnerabilities, including 55 critical and 254 high severity vulnerabilities in 2122 products from 184 vendors such as Microsoft, Intel, Debian, Samsung and Google.

This weekly summary reports 394 newly published vulnerabilities, including 66 critical and 148 high severity vulnerabilities in 651 products from 139 vendors such as Magento, Debian, Redhat, Qualcomm and Typo3.

This weekly summary reports 261 newly published vulnerabilities, including 55 critical and 95 high severity vulnerabilities in 381 products from 155 vendors such as Debian, Redhat, Fedoraproject, Schneider Electric and Jetbrains.

This weekly summary reports 251 newly published vulnerabilities, including 41 critical and 76 high severity vulnerabilities in 214 products from 107 vendors such as Sandhillsdev, Easydigitaldownloads, Fusionpbx, Jenkins and Adobe.

This weekly summary reports 433 newly published vulnerabilities, including 69 critical and 155 high severity vulnerabilities in 425 products from 116 vendors such as Oracle, Adobe, Canonical, Netapp and Cisco.

This weekly summary reports 435 newly published vulnerabilities, including 53 critical and 235 high severity vulnerabilities in 435 products from 177 vendors such as Microsoft, Sugarcrm, Juniper, Debian and Irfanview.

This weekly summary reports 289 newly published vulnerabilities, including 42 critical and 144 high severity vulnerabilities in 329 products from 101 vendors such as Cisco, Opensuse, Tcpdump, Debian and Redhat.

This weekly summary reports 553 newly published vulnerabilities, including 42 critical and 204 high severity vulnerabilities in 376 products from 148 vendors such as Google, Jenkins, Cisco, Canonical and Debian.

This weekly summary reports 303 newly published vulnerabilities, including 50 critical and 97 high severity vulnerabilities in 881 products from 153 vendors such as Gitlab, Schneider Electric, Debian, IBM and Canonical.