February 2002
117 CVEs published, 39.0× January 2002 and +92% on February 2001. CISA added 0 to KEV.
2002 month by month
| Year | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | Year total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2002 | January 2002: 3 CVEs | February 2002: 117 CVEs | March 2002: 571 CVEs | April 2002: 10 CVEs | May 2002: 223 CVEs | June 2002: 361 CVEs | July 2002: 79 CVEs | August 2002: 205 CVEs | September 2002: 21 CVEs | October 2002: 45 CVEs | November 2002: 33 CVEs | December 2002: 31 CVEs | 1,699+28% |
- Critical
- 1210% of the 117 with a CVSS score
- Added to CISA KEV
- 0None of this month's own CVEs is in KEV yet
- Vendors
- 85105 products
- Top weakness
- CWE-2643 CVEs
Who drove it
Vendors by distinct CVEs this month, with how many of those CVEs are now in CISA KEV and how far each moved in the ranking.
- 1MicrosoftSQL Server, Internet Explorer, Outlook Express80nonenew
- 2OracleDatabase Server, Internet Directory60nonenew
- 3HPHp-ux, Jetadmin, Process Resource Manager50nonenew
- 4Red HatRed Hat Enterprise Linux, Linux, Red Hat Package Manager53nonenew
- 5CooolsoftPowerftp40nonenew
- 6ValicertEnterprise Validation Authority40nonenew
- 7StarfishTruesync Desktop30nonenew
- 8AcmeMini Httpd, Thttpd20nonenew
- 9BasilixBasilix Webmail20nonenew
- 10BerkeleyPmake20nonenew
- 11CiscoCbos20nonenew
- 12Francisco BurziPhp-nuke21nonenew
- 13GnomeLibgtop Daemon20nonenew
- 14IBMAix, Informix Web Datablade21nonenew
- 15Knox SoftwareArkeia21nonenew
- 16SnmpSnmp22nonenew
- 17SunNetdynamics, Solaris, Sunos20nonenew
- 18TrendmicroInterscan Applettrap, Interscan Emanager, Interscan Viruswall20nonenew
- 19Wolfram ResearchMathematica20nonenew
- 20Сообщество Свободного Программного ОбеспеченияDebian Gnu/linux20nonenew
- 21Aci4d Webserver10nonenew
- 22Andrew TridgellRsync11nonenew
- 23ApacheHTTP Server10nonenew
- 24ArkeiaArkeia11nonenew
- 25CccsoftwareCcc10nonenew
Severity
How this month's CVEs score on CVSS. Severity is not exploitation.
- Critical12
- High61
- Medium40
- Low4
Breakouts
Vendors with at least three times their own 12-month median.
New in the top 100
Not in the top 100 in any of the 24 months before.
What kind of weakness
Weakness classes (CWE) by distinct CVEs, with how far each moved in the ranking.
Where it landed
The month's CVEs by the sector of the software they affect. A CVE that touches several sectors counts in each.
- Operating Systems2321% of sector-tagged CVEs
- Consumer Software1817% of sector-tagged CVEs
- Enterprise Software1211% of sector-tagged CVEs
- Security Products109% of sector-tagged CVEs
- Networking Infrastructure98% of sector-tagged CVEs
- Web & CMS Plugins87% of sector-tagged CVEs
- Databases76% of sector-tagged CVEs
- Communications55% of sector-tagged CVEs
- Not yet classified12
Which weakness, where
The top weakness classes against the vendors and the sectors that carried them.
The lighter the cell, the more CVEs. Point at one to read it.
| By vendor | 264 | 668 | 119Memory Buffer Bounds | 22Path Traversal | 331 | 59 | 916Weak Password Hash |
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| Microsoft | 1 | ||||||
| Oracle | |||||||
| HP | |||||||
| Cooolsoft | |||||||
| Valicert | 1 | ||||||
| Red Hat Inc. | 2 | ||||||
| Starfish | |||||||
| Acme | 2 | ||||||
| Basilix | |||||||
| Berkeley | |||||||
| Cisco | |||||||
| Francisco Burzi |