Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 447 newly published vulnerabilities, including 52 critical and 156 high severity vulnerabilities in 976 products from 166 vendors such as Linux, Qnap, Samsung, Qualcomm and Huawei.

This weekly summary reports 444 newly published vulnerabilities, including 119 critical and 113 high severity vulnerabilities in 706 products from 225 vendors such as Linux, Tenda, Oretnom23, Dlink and Microfocus.

This weekly summary reports 460 newly published vulnerabilities, including 73 critical and 157 high severity vulnerabilities in 230 products from 141 vendors such as Linux, Google, Pligg, Adobe and Dlink.

This weekly summary reports 778 newly published vulnerabilities, including 102 critical and 331 high severity vulnerabilities in 622 products from 155 vendors such as Microsoft, Linux, Adobe, Tenda and Intel.

This weekly summary reports 401 newly published vulnerabilities, including 61 critical and 150 high severity vulnerabilities in 650 products from 98 vendors such as Janobe, Samsung, Linux, Google and Mozilla.

This weekly summary reports 537 newly published vulnerabilities, including 75 critical and 183 high severity vulnerabilities in 244 products from 123 vendors such as Linux, Apple, Oretnom23, Totolink and Dell.

This weekly summary reports 288 newly published vulnerabilities, including 46 critical and 100 high severity vulnerabilities in 214 products from 151 vendors such as Totolink, Oretnom23, Tendacn, NI and Apache.

This weekly summary reports 334 newly published vulnerabilities, including 52 critical and 93 high severity vulnerabilities in 192 products from 125 vendors such as Linux, Google, Apache, IBM and Solarwinds.

This weekly summary reports 383 newly published vulnerabilities, including 24 critical and 180 high severity vulnerabilities in 208 products from 125 vendors such as Linux, Google, Siemens, Netbox and Easyappointments.

This weekly summary reports 259 newly published vulnerabilities, including 31 critical and 63 high severity vulnerabilities in 980 products from 115 vendors such as Samsung, Linux, Qualcomm, Mitsubishielectric and Jungo.