Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 103 newly published vulnerabilities, including 12 critical and 26 high severity vulnerabilities in 95 products from 41 vendors such as IBM, Cybozu, Opensuse, Debian and Fedoraproject.

This weekly summary reports 136 newly published vulnerabilities, including 13 critical and 78 high severity vulnerabilities in 88 products from 37 vendors such as Microsoft, Adobe, Debian, Linux and Opensuse.

This weekly summary reports 63 newly published vulnerabilities, including 8 critical and 34 high severity vulnerabilities in 38 products from 26 vendors such as Apple, Google, Cisco, Jenkins and Debian.

This weekly summary reports 89 newly published vulnerabilities, including 12 critical and 33 high severity vulnerabilities in 90 products from 43 vendors such as Opensuse, Mozilla, Google, Cisco and Kddi.

This weekly summary reports 48 newly published vulnerabilities, including 9 critical and 18 high severity vulnerabilities in 66 products from 28 vendors such as PHP, IBM, Fedoraproject, Cisco and Opensuse.

This weekly summary reports 136 newly published vulnerabilities, including 19 critical and 59 high severity vulnerabilities in 131 products from 46 vendors such as Microsoft, Adobe, Advantech, Huawei and IBM.

This weekly summary reports 124 newly published vulnerabilities, including 13 critical and 27 high severity vulnerabilities in 218 products from 48 vendors such as Wireshark, Google, Apple, HP and Typo3.

This weekly summary reports 143 newly published vulnerabilities, including 14 critical and 55 high severity vulnerabilities in 121 products from 37 vendors such as IBM, Adobe, Zyxel, Linux and Samba.

This weekly summary reports 48 newly published vulnerabilities, including 8 critical and 21 high severity vulnerabilities in 48 products from 28 vendors such as Ewon, IBM, Adcon, Ffmpeg and RSI Video Technologies.

This weekly summary reports 3 newly published vulnerabilities, including 0 critical and 3 high severity vulnerabilities in 14 products from 5 vendors such as Apple, Oracle, Microsoft, Redhat and Openldap.