Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 253 newly published vulnerabilities, including 37 critical and 129 high severity vulnerabilities in 314 products from 81 vendors such as Foxitsoftware, Canonical, IBM, Huawei and F5.

This weekly summary reports 294 newly published vulnerabilities, including 100 critical and 112 high severity vulnerabilities in 271 products from 187 vendors such as Microsoft, Debian, IBM, SAP and Canonical.

This weekly summary reports 287 newly published vulnerabilities, including 43 critical and 177 high severity vulnerabilities in 105 products from 62 vendors such as Adobe, Google, Debian, IBM and Tgsoft.

This weekly summary reports 200 newly published vulnerabilities, including 37 critical and 64 high severity vulnerabilities in 256 products from 84 vendors such as Cisco, Debian, IBM, Adobe and Redhat.

This weekly summary reports 227 newly published vulnerabilities, including 31 critical and 103 high severity vulnerabilities in 448 products from 54 vendors such as Huawei, Debian, Intel, Apache and Libxls Project.

This weekly summary reports 439 newly published vulnerabilities, including 60 critical and 219 high severity vulnerabilities in 312 products from 149 vendors such as Google, Apple, Microsoft, Cisco and Debian.

This weekly summary reports 145 newly published vulnerabilities, including 26 critical and 56 high severity vulnerabilities in 101 products from 71 vendors such as Meetcircle, Linux, Matroska, Cesanta and Debian.

This weekly summary reports 187 newly published vulnerabilities, including 43 critical and 64 high severity vulnerabilities in 149 products from 76 vendors such as Mahara, Apache, Cisco, Linux and Debian.

This weekly summary reports 330 newly published vulnerabilities, including 59 critical and 129 high severity vulnerabilities in 182 products from 111 vendors such as Apple, Google, Redhat, Debian and IBM.

This weekly summary reports 458 newly published vulnerabilities, including 41 critical and 212 high severity vulnerabilities in 286 products from 116 vendors such as Oracle, Debian, Redhat, Irfanview and Netapp.