Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 45 newly published vulnerabilities, including 1 critical and 23 high severity vulnerabilities in 44 products from 19 vendors such as IBM, Apache, Opensuse, Oracle and Siemens.

This weekly summary reports 149 newly published vulnerabilities, including 13 critical and 76 high severity vulnerabilities in 169 products from 45 vendors such as IBM, Linux, Symantec, Canonical and Phpmyadmin.

This weekly summary reports 47 newly published vulnerabilities, including 5 critical and 19 high severity vulnerabilities in 65 products from 24 vendors such as Cisco, IBM, Cybozu, Collne and Huawei.

This weekly summary reports 220 newly published vulnerabilities, including 22 critical and 139 high severity vulnerabilities in 165 products from 49 vendors such as Opensuse, Adobe, Google, Microsoft and Redhat.

This weekly summary reports 96 newly published vulnerabilities, including 25 critical and 48 high severity vulnerabilities in 122 products from 46 vendors such as HP, Redhat, Debian, Canonical and Opensuse.

This weekly summary reports 92 newly published vulnerabilities, including 7 critical and 51 high severity vulnerabilities in 79 products from 39 vendors such as Debian, Opensuse, Redhat, Google and Suse.

This weekly summary reports 61 newly published vulnerabilities, including 3 critical and 37 high severity vulnerabilities in 89 products from 30 vendors such as Canonical, Linux, Cisco, Huawei and Debian.

This weekly summary reports 171 newly published vulnerabilities, including 32 critical and 83 high severity vulnerabilities in 61 products from 34 vendors such as Apple, PHP, Redhat, Debian and Opensuse.

This weekly summary reports 260 newly published vulnerabilities, including 106 critical and 119 high severity vulnerabilities in 119 products from 38 vendors such as Adobe, Microsoft, Google, Debian and Opensuse.

This weekly summary reports 90 newly published vulnerabilities, including 10 critical and 34 high severity vulnerabilities in 82 products from 31 vendors such as Linux, Canonical, Redhat, Novell and Debian.