Microsoft Condemns "Uncoordinated" Zero Day Disclosures
2026-05-28T14:52:17Z•faa94ff950eb367971695e2b43d41c740dc77c8bfc1a62186b3cd1624b5510a2
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What happened
This collection of news highlights an elevated and broad cyber threat environment: Microsoft criticized uncoordinated disclosure of multiple unpatched zero‑days that increase customer risk, while Pwn2Own researchers found dozens of novel zero‑days. Active campaigns and actor developments include Jinx‑0164 targeting crypto developers on macOS with recruiter lures and malware, Kali365 phishing kit stealing Microsoft 365 OAuth tokens, widespread phishing/SEO‑poisoning and infostealer campaigns (including thousands of fake FIFA domains and fake AI/code sites), and malware families such as PureLogs
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