July 2026 Patch Tuesday forecast: Is CVE tracking still practical?
2026-07-10T08:51:52Z•8f67da9dbde316c36b2c83a644eae290aa4128073844485424fbc2bcf53e21e2
AI agentsAI-enabled exploitationAWSCVEEntraMFAMicrosoftMicrosoft 365Patch TuesdaySBOMWindows updatesaccount takeoveragent guardrailsagent securitydata brokersinfosec productsopen sourcepasskeysphishing-resistant MFAprivacysingle maintainer risksoftware supply chainvishing
What happened
This collection of Help Net Security stories highlights an accelerating threat landscape: a June deluge of Windows CVEs (well over 200) and discussion that CVE tracking may be losing practicality; Microsoft now urges shorter Windows update deployment windows because AI reduces the time between disclosure and exploit; active social-engineering attacks are abusing Entra passkey enrollment to hijack Microsoft 365 accounts via vishing; and software supply chain and single-maintainer open-source risks remain prominent. Additional coverage notes failures by data brokers to acknowledge deletion/resc/
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