Browser Security: Zero-Days Are Only Part of the Problem
2026-07-02T07:23:34Z•d6a14cbfe36a4b7ebd62a6bc645cd7d5cacf9eeb3ab7bcca57d35b37e5e5bc4a
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What happened
CrowdStrike blog RSS feed (June 2026) listing recent posts covering browser security and zero-days, cloud security updates for Azure and Google Cloud (Falcon Cloud Security), identity and continuous identity concerns for AI agents, a CrowdStrike CDR/cloud breach survey, new abuse techniques targeting ClickOnce application deployment (two-part series), Falcon Exposure Management for third‑party environments, and guidance following Executive Order 14409. The feed highlights topics in browser and cloud security, ClickOnce abuse as an attack vector, AI agent identity risks, and exposure/patching/8
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