Weekly vulnerabilities reports

This weekly summary reports 521 newly published vulnerabilities, including 78 critical and 260 high severity vulnerabilities in 731 products from 253 vendors such as Fortinet, Juniper, Google, Debian and Huawei.

This weekly summary reports 473 newly published vulnerabilities, including 67 critical and 208 high severity vulnerabilities in 957 products from 240 vendors such as Google, Qualcomm, Redhat, Fedoraproject and Dlink.

This weekly summary reports 612 newly published vulnerabilities, including 104 critical and 193 high severity vulnerabilities in 333 products from 234 vendors such as Apple, Oscommerce, Huawei, Dlink and Cisco.

This weekly summary reports 332 newly published vulnerabilities, including 87 critical and 135 high severity vulnerabilities in 453 products from 180 vendors such as Dlink, Nvidia, Redhat, Ormazabal and Fedoraproject.

This weekly summary reports 397 newly published vulnerabilities, including 64 critical and 132 high severity vulnerabilities in 392 products from 199 vendors such as Google, Debian, Fedoraproject, Mozilla and Redhat.

This weekly summary reports 544 newly published vulnerabilities, including 59 critical and 192 high severity vulnerabilities in 927 products from 214 vendors such as Google, Qualcomm, Apple, Samsung and Linuxfoundation.

This weekly summary reports 437 newly published vulnerabilities, including 95 critical and 115 high severity vulnerabilities in 462 products from 219 vendors such as Tenda, Phpjabbers, Debian, Fedoraproject and Freerdp.

This weekly summary reports 469 newly published vulnerabilities, including 67 critical and 166 high severity vulnerabilities in 689 products from 221 vendors such as GNU, Tenda, Arubanetworks, Debian and IBM.

This weekly summary reports 476 newly published vulnerabilities, including 91 critical and 146 high severity vulnerabilities in 1805 products from 217 vendors such as Google, Fedoraproject, Debian, Broadcom and Cisco.

This weekly summary reports 684 newly published vulnerabilities, including 103 critical and 287 high severity vulnerabilities in 2510 products from 225 vendors such as Intel, Google, Siemens, Huawei and Samsung.