Weekly vulnerabilities reports

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 162 products from 84 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.

This weekly summary reports 546 newly published vulnerabilities, including 82 critical and 221 high severity vulnerabilities in 307 products from 104 vendors such as Oracle, Adobe, Debian, Canonical and Cisco.

This weekly summary reports 748 newly published vulnerabilities, including 93 critical and 529 high severity vulnerabilities in 1054 products from 480 vendors such as Adobe, Microsoft, IBM, Juniper and Intel.

This weekly summary reports 440 newly published vulnerabilities, including 46 critical and 253 high severity vulnerabilities in 383 products from 234 vendors such as IBM, Google, Schneider Electric, Debian and Qualcomm.

This weekly summary reports 273 newly published vulnerabilities, including 53 critical and 125 high severity vulnerabilities in 679 products from 163 vendors such as Debian, Canonical, Jenkins, Cybozu and Siemens.

This weekly summary reports 191 newly published vulnerabilities, including 42 critical and 84 high severity vulnerabilities in 195 products from 95 vendors such as Cisco, Debian, Canonical, Redhat and Broadcom.

This weekly summary reports 613 newly published vulnerabilities, including 151 critical and 239 high severity vulnerabilities in 237 products from 132 vendors such as Mozilla, Debian, Redhat, Canonical and Microsoft.