Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 557 newly published vulnerabilities, including 46 critical and 182 high severity vulnerabilities in 222 products from 127 vendors such as Cpanel, Magento, Redhat, Opensuse and Debian.

This weekly summary reports 445 newly published vulnerabilities, including 68 critical and 153 high severity vulnerabilities in 332 products from 124 vendors such as Oracle, Qualcomm, Mozilla, Opensuse and Redhat.

This weekly summary reports 345 newly published vulnerabilities, including 67 critical and 146 high severity vulnerabilities in 353 products from 160 vendors such as Microsoft, Debian, Fedoraproject, Adobe and Canonical.

This weekly summary reports 262 newly published vulnerabilities, including 45 critical and 97 high severity vulnerabilities in 198 products from 130 vendors such as Debian, Gitlab, Google, Canonical and SAP.

This weekly summary reports 355 newly published vulnerabilities, including 68 critical and 177 high severity vulnerabilities in 283 products from 116 vendors such as F5, IBM, Opensuse, Debian and Imagemagick.

This weekly summary reports 275 newly published vulnerabilities, including 32 critical and 104 high severity vulnerabilities in 242 products from 91 vendors such as Google, Fedoraproject, Debian, Opensuse and IBM.

This weekly summary reports 294 newly published vulnerabilities, including 51 critical and 129 high severity vulnerabilities in 279 products from 132 vendors such as Google, Cisco, IBM, Debian and Getvera.

This weekly summary reports 279 newly published vulnerabilities, including 49 critical and 121 high severity vulnerabilities in 476 products from 76 vendors such as Microsoft, Qualcomm, Intel, Redhat and SAP.

This weekly summary reports 403 newly published vulnerabilities, including 60 critical and 232 high severity vulnerabilities in 358 products from 130 vendors such as HP, Foxitsoftware, Huawei, IBM and Moxa.

This weekly summary reports 141 newly published vulnerabilities, including 24 critical and 55 high severity vulnerabilities in 124 products from 72 vendors such as Synacor, Fedoraproject, Linux, Bosch and Fortinet.