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Google's monthly vulnerability disclosures have surpassed the 10,000 mark, according to figures published by the company showing the count of vulnerabilities disclosed each month alongside a breakdown of high-risk findings.
Charts released by Google through its cloud blog track the count of vulnerabilities disclosed per month, as well as a separate count restricted to high-risk vulnerabilities. The data shows monthly disclosure volume exceeding 10,000, based on the figures accompanying Google's publication.
The company published three figures: an overall count of vulnerabilities disclosed, a second count of disclosed vulnerabilities, and a count focusing on high-risk vulnerabilities. No specific month-to-month growth rates or exact figures beyond the 10,000 threshold were provided in the data accompanying the release.
Google regularly discloses vulnerabilities identified across its products and services on a monthly cycle. The company's published data covering these disclosure counts is the basis for the 10,000-plus figure.
Google has not, in the reviewed material, attributed the volume to specific product categories, threat actors, or causes, and no further breakdown of the high-risk subset was included.
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