Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 607 newly published vulnerabilities, including 60 critical and 193 high severity vulnerabilities in 159 products from 88 vendors such as Adobe, Apple, Gstreamer Project, Huawei and Dell.

This weekly summary reports 337 newly published vulnerabilities, including 49 critical and 76 high severity vulnerabilities in 505 products from 49 vendors such as Google, Linux, ABB, Openrobotics and IBM.

This weekly summary reports 182 newly published vulnerabilities, including 34 critical and 66 high severity vulnerabilities in 115 products from 44 vendors such as Fujielectric, Google, Qualcomm, Engeniustech and Phpgurukul.

This weekly summary reports 682 newly published vulnerabilities, including 48 critical and 318 high severity vulnerabilities in 188 products from 145 vendors such as Linux, Irfanview, Google, PDF Xchange and Tungstenautomation.

This weekly summary reports 629 newly published vulnerabilities, including 50 critical and 285 high severity vulnerabilities in 287 products from 148 vendors such as Microsoft, Adobe, Ivanti, Google and Siemens.

This weekly summary reports 551 newly published vulnerabilities, including 50 critical and 163 high severity vulnerabilities in 596 products from 165 vendors such as Linux, Qualcomm, Huawei, Samsung and Cisco.

This weekly summary reports 514 newly published vulnerabilities, including 111 critical and 160 high severity vulnerabilities in 271 products from 205 vendors such as Apple, Linux, Autodesk, Tongda2000 and Esafenet.

This weekly summary reports 744 newly published vulnerabilities, including 59 critical and 233 high severity vulnerabilities in 503 products from 135 vendors such as Linux, Cisco, Google, Funadmin and Toshibatec.

This weekly summary reports 496 newly published vulnerabilities, including 77 critical and 185 high severity vulnerabilities in 314 products from 221 vendors such as Oracle, Google, Phpgurukul, Code Projects and Microsoft.

This weekly summary reports 560 newly published vulnerabilities, including 36 critical and 269 high severity vulnerabilities in 500 products from 117 vendors such as Microsoft, Adobe, Dlink, Siemens and Qualcomm.