Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 135 newly published vulnerabilities, including 30 critical and 42 high severity vulnerabilities in 203 products from 81 vendors such as Debian, Qualcomm, Redhat, Facebook and Oracle.

This weekly summary reports 222 newly published vulnerabilities, including 35 critical and 80 high severity vulnerabilities in 141 products from 103 vendors such as Debian, Opensuse, Canonical, Douco and Schneider Electric.

This weekly summary reports 347 newly published vulnerabilities, including 84 critical and 107 high severity vulnerabilities in 328 products from 192 vendors such as Debian, Infovista, Canonical, Google and IBM.

This weekly summary reports 243 newly published vulnerabilities, including 25 critical and 100 high severity vulnerabilities in 215 products from 83 vendors such as Debian, Microsoft, Redhat, IBM and Google.

This weekly summary reports 306 newly published vulnerabilities, including 32 critical and 133 high severity vulnerabilities in 266 products from 95 vendors such as Google, Debian, Redhat, Canonical and IBM.

This weekly summary reports 285 newly published vulnerabilities, including 41 critical and 141 high severity vulnerabilities in 189 products from 94 vendors such as Google, Debian, Terra Master, Canonical and Qualcomm.

This weekly summary reports 89 newly published vulnerabilities, including 17 critical and 43 high severity vulnerabilities in 85 products from 60 vendors such as Debian, Canonical, Roche, PHP and Redhat.

This weekly summary reports 344 newly published vulnerabilities, including 38 critical and 168 high severity vulnerabilities in 262 products from 113 vendors such as Google, Microsoft, Debian, Redhat and SAP.

This weekly summary reports 206 newly published vulnerabilities, including 30 critical and 94 high severity vulnerabilities in 258 products from 81 vendors such as Google, Foscam, Opticam, Debian and Cisco.

This weekly summary reports 256 newly published vulnerabilities, including 52 critical and 116 high severity vulnerabilities in 246 products from 106 vendors such as Qualcomm, Debian, Redhat, IBM and Canonical.