Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 313 newly published vulnerabilities, including 33 critical and 84 high severity vulnerabilities in 242 products from 77 vendors such as IBM, Mybb, Debian, Cisco and NTP.

This weekly summary reports 454 newly published vulnerabilities, including 88 critical and 220 high severity vulnerabilities in 207 products from 107 vendors such as Oracle, Tcpdump, Debian, Redhat and Cisco.

This weekly summary reports 135 newly published vulnerabilities, including 12 critical and 54 high severity vulnerabilities in 64 products from 44 vendors such as Google, Synacor, Moodle, Libtiff and Opensuse.

This weekly summary reports 293 newly published vulnerabilities, including 26 critical and 176 high severity vulnerabilities in 126 products from 60 vendors such as Linux, Google, Adobe, NTP and Wordpress.

This weekly summary reports 95 newly published vulnerabilities, including 24 critical and 38 high severity vulnerabilities in 66 products from 44 vendors such as Debian, Canonical, Pidgin, Hancom and PHP.

This weekly summary reports 77 newly published vulnerabilities, including 12 critical and 32 high severity vulnerabilities in 38 products from 20 vendors such as Vmware, Qemu, Linux, Debian and SAP.

This weekly summary reports 90 newly published vulnerabilities, including 4 critical and 50 high severity vulnerabilities in 77 products from 33 vendors such as Microsoft, Ffmpeg, Qemu, Debian and Redhat.

This weekly summary reports 223 newly published vulnerabilities, including 30 critical and 96 high severity vulnerabilities in 114 products from 45 vendors such as Tats, Adobe, Cisco, Open Xchange and Google.

This weekly summary reports 106 newly published vulnerabilities, including 13 critical and 31 high severity vulnerabilities in 41 products from 35 vendors such as Phpmyadmin, Qemu, Debian, Opensuse and Linux.

This weekly summary reports 86 newly published vulnerabilities, including 5 critical and 29 high severity vulnerabilities in 148 products from 19 vendors such as IBM, Linux, Bluez, Lenovo and Apache.