Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 101 newly published vulnerabilities, including 12 critical and 53 high severity vulnerabilities in 44 products from 7 vendors such as IBM, Fortinet, Microsoft, Siemens and Tenda.

This weekly summary reports 46 newly published vulnerabilities, including 7 critical and 23 high severity vulnerabilities in 15 products from 6 vendors such as Apple, Qnap, Vmware, Jetbrains and Amazon.

This weekly summary reports 101 newly published vulnerabilities, including 2 critical and 23 high severity vulnerabilities in 10 products from 9 vendors such as Linux, Libming, IBM, Cisa and Hikvision.

This weekly summary reports 88 newly published vulnerabilities, including 13 critical and 36 high severity vulnerabilities in 12 products from 12 vendors such as Linux, Gitlab, Liveboxcloud, Apache and Fedoraproject.

This weekly summary reports 432 newly published vulnerabilities, including 54 critical and 169 high severity vulnerabilities in 489 products from 107 vendors such as Microsoft, Intel, Adobe, Siemens and Dell.

This weekly summary reports 601 newly published vulnerabilities, including 118 critical and 207 high severity vulnerabilities in 1173 products from 296 vendors such as Qualcomm, IBM, Samsung, Linux and Google.

This weekly summary reports 523 newly published vulnerabilities, including 96 critical and 185 high severity vulnerabilities in 378 products from 282 vendors such as IBM, Qnap, Totolink, Fedoraproject and Redhat.

This weekly summary reports 489 newly published vulnerabilities, including 96 critical and 144 high severity vulnerabilities in 415 products from 204 vendors such as Ajaysharma, Trendmicro, Apple, Linecorp and Mozilla.

This weekly summary reports 598 newly published vulnerabilities, including 100 critical and 219 high severity vulnerabilities in 611 products from 296 vendors such as Oracle, Skyworthdigital, Google, Huawei and Netapp.

This weekly summary reports 859 newly published vulnerabilities, including 189 critical and 352 high severity vulnerabilities in 608 products from 295 vendors such as Tonybybell, Apple, Microsoft, Totolink and Bosch.