Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 558 newly published vulnerabilities, including 49 critical and 371 high severity vulnerabilities in 521 products from 373 vendors such as Apple, Cisco, Jenkins, IBM and Canonical.

This weekly summary reports 378 newly published vulnerabilities, including 43 critical and 221 high severity vulnerabilities in 312 products from 239 vendors such as Quest, Canonical, IBM, Espruino and F5.

This weekly summary reports 226 newly published vulnerabilities, including 29 critical and 102 high severity vulnerabilities in 456 products from 98 vendors such as Debian, Canonical, IBM, Trendmicro and Radare.

This weekly summary reports 327 newly published vulnerabilities, including 36 critical and 156 high severity vulnerabilities in 229 products from 110 vendors such as Foxitsoftware, Adobe, Moxa, Cisco and Advantech.

This weekly summary reports 236 newly published vulnerabilities, including 29 critical and 104 high severity vulnerabilities in 279 products from 94 vendors such as Microsoft, Debian, Canonical, Redhat and SAP.

This weekly summary reports 180 newly published vulnerabilities, including 30 critical and 72 high severity vulnerabilities in 211 products from 94 vendors such as Cisco, Redhat, IBM, F5 and Flexense.

This weekly summary reports 252 newly published vulnerabilities, including 16 critical and 133 high severity vulnerabilities in 275 products from 111 vendors such as Debian, IBM, Blender, Redhat and Canonical.

This weekly summary reports 629 newly published vulnerabilities, including 225 critical and 203 high severity vulnerabilities in 450 products from 138 vendors such as Qualcomm, Oracle, Canonical, Debian and Redhat.

This weekly summary reports 305 newly published vulnerabilities, including 56 critical and 118 high severity vulnerabilities in 260 products from 109 vendors such as Microsoft, Qualcomm, Debian, Mediawiki and Cmsmadesimple.

This weekly summary reports 444 newly published vulnerabilities, including 87 critical and 224 high severity vulnerabilities in 495 products from 87 vendors such as Apple, Google, Canonical, Debian and Wireshark.