Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 227 newly published vulnerabilities, including 30 critical and 66 high severity vulnerabilities in 425 products from 78 vendors such as IBM, Linux, Progress, Dell and Gitlab.

This weekly summary reports 347 newly published vulnerabilities, including 41 critical and 111 high severity vulnerabilities in 154 products from 129 vendors such as Linux, Absolute, Oretnom23, Janobe and Opencart.

This weekly summary reports 486 newly published vulnerabilities, including 66 critical and 166 high severity vulnerabilities in 366 products from 194 vendors such as Google, Apple, Adobe, Fedoraproject and Dell.

This weekly summary reports 515 newly published vulnerabilities, including 80 critical and 207 high severity vulnerabilities in 745 products from 274 vendors such as Samsung, Lunary, Lfprojects, Lollms and Qualcomm.

This weekly summary reports 110 newly published vulnerabilities, including 6 critical and 41 high severity vulnerabilities in 43 products from 32 vendors such as Linux, Jetbrains, Fedoraproject, Ivanti and IBM.

This weekly summary reports 293 newly published vulnerabilities, including 1 critical and 96 high severity vulnerabilities in 34 products from 32 vendors such as Linux, Gitlab, IBM, Qnap and Google.

This weekly summary reports 289 newly published vulnerabilities, including 23 critical and 102 high severity vulnerabilities in 178 products from 69 vendors such as Linux, Apple, Debian, Huawei and Fedoraproject.

This weekly summary reports 72 newly published vulnerabilities, including 5 critical and 36 high severity vulnerabilities in 270 products from 25 vendors such as Google, Qualcomm, Dedecms, Openatom and F5.

This weekly summary reports 227 newly published vulnerabilities, including 3 critical and 101 high severity vulnerabilities in 52 products from 42 vendors such as Linux, Dlink, Debian, Netgear and Fedoraproject.

This weekly summary reports 127 newly published vulnerabilities, including 13 critical and 74 high severity vulnerabilities in 51 products from 32 vendors such as Tenda, Linux, Fedoraproject, Freerdp and Gitlab.