Browser Security: Zero-Days Are Only Part of the Problem
2026-07-04T07:23:31Z•7e2ae3209f983467a90b18a6f3362a6fb66be2c5d9376dc60fa6a51ae1c58a62
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What happened
CrowdStrike published a series of June 2026 blog posts covering multiple defensive and threat topics: browser security and zero-days, new abuse of Microsoft ClickOnce deployment (parts 1 and 2), cloud security updates for Azure and Google Cloud (Falcon Cloud Security release), Falcon Exposure Management for third‑party environments, a State of CDR survey reporting 94% of organizations experienced cloud breaches, and multiple AI/identity pieces (identity risks in AI agent deployments, continuous identity for AI agents, and guidance after Executive Order 14409). The posts highlight exploitation/
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