Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 631 newly published vulnerabilities, including 58 critical and 84 high severity vulnerabilities in 692 products from 201 vendors such as Apple, Qualcomm, Debian, Tuxera and Fedoraproject.

This weekly summary reports 357 newly published vulnerabilities, including 56 critical and 34 high severity vulnerabilities in 277 products from 129 vendors such as Adobe, Fedoraproject, Microsoft, Solarwinds and Vmware.

This weekly summary reports 483 newly published vulnerabilities, including 50 critical and 41 high severity vulnerabilities in 273 products from 151 vendors such as Apple, Debian, Fedoraproject, Adobe and Oracle.

This weekly summary reports 388 newly published vulnerabilities, including 24 critical and 39 high severity vulnerabilities in 1170 products from 165 vendors such as Adobe, Google, Debian, Cybozu and Gpac.

This weekly summary reports 400 newly published vulnerabilities, including 12 critical and 48 high severity vulnerabilities in 307 products from 139 vendors such as Google, Microsoft, Fedoraproject, Foxitsoftware and SAP.

This weekly summary reports 538 newly published vulnerabilities, including 17 critical and 74 high severity vulnerabilities in 372 products from 228 vendors such as Huawei, Fedoraproject, Google, Foxit and Foxitsoftware.

This weekly summary reports 181 newly published vulnerabilities, including 3 critical and 33 high severity vulnerabilities in 166 products from 112 vendors such as IBM, Fedoraproject, Dell, Naviwebs and Debian.

This weekly summary reports 466 newly published vulnerabilities, including 31 critical and 53 high severity vulnerabilities in 425 products from 154 vendors such as Oracle, Netapp, Fedoraproject, Nchsoftware and Schneider Electric.

This weekly summary reports 546 newly published vulnerabilities, including 18 critical and 71 high severity vulnerabilities in 1796 products from 142 vendors such as Microsoft, Siemens, IBM, Google and Qualcomm.

This weekly summary reports 275 newly published vulnerabilities, including 12 critical and 36 high severity vulnerabilities in 190 products from 115 vendors such as Qsan, Cisco, Gitlab, Arubanetworks and IBM.