What, if any, is the difference between a software bug and a software vulnerability?
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If you use Bugzilla, anything you need to do something with is a bug ;)
The two can sometimes overlap, but I'd say a "bug" is a mistake, while a "vulnerability" is, like the name suggests, a weakness.
In my eyes vulnerabilities are a subset of bugs that enable someone to perform a malicious or harmful operation with your software.
Bugs are just code that does not work properly (how you define properly is subject to opinion).