Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 229 newly published vulnerabilities, including 57 critical and 79 high severity vulnerabilities in 208 products from 92 vendors such as Debian, Redhat, Google, IBM and Adobe.

This weekly summary reports 301 newly published vulnerabilities, including 39 critical and 156 high severity vulnerabilities in 276 products from 129 vendors such as Google, Qualcomm, Canonical, Debian and Foscam.

This weekly summary reports 325 newly published vulnerabilities, including 28 critical and 149 high severity vulnerabilities in 349 products from 123 vendors such as Microsoft, Intel, Debian, Redhat and TP Link.

This weekly summary reports 266 newly published vulnerabilities, including 40 critical and 92 high severity vulnerabilities in 242 products from 146 vendors such as Debian, Canonical, Redhat, Opensuse and Opensc Project.

This weekly summary reports 243 newly published vulnerabilities, including 39 critical and 101 high severity vulnerabilities in 191 products from 122 vendors such as Debian, Redhat, Google, Adobe and Canonical.

This weekly summary reports 235 newly published vulnerabilities, including 48 critical and 91 high severity vulnerabilities in 204 products from 129 vendors such as Canonical, Debian, Redhat, Samsung and Xkbcommon.

This weekly summary reports 231 newly published vulnerabilities, including 33 critical and 116 high severity vulnerabilities in 545 products from 88 vendors such as Microsoft, Open EMR, Cisco, SAP and HP.

This weekly summary reports 161 newly published vulnerabilities, including 22 critical and 68 high severity vulnerabilities in 163 products from 85 vendors such as HP, IBM, Debian, Q CMS and Canonical.

This weekly summary reports 342 newly published vulnerabilities, including 41 critical and 192 high severity vulnerabilities in 278 products from 111 vendors such as Foxitsoftware, Redhat, Debian, Jenkins and Insteon.

This weekly summary reports 273 newly published vulnerabilities, including 41 critical and 105 high severity vulnerabilities in 290 products from 126 vendors such as Redhat, Debian, Linux, Canonical and Jenkins.