Microsoft Patches a Record 570 Security Flaws
2026-07-15T01:23:30Z•2585e01fe8590b96a7e2427511fb905380c4826d42ad627c5636bdd098e4f9a4
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What happened
KrebsOnSecurity roundup (May–Jul 2026): Microsoft released record Patch Tuesday updates — 570 flaws in July (and ~200 in June), many rated critical and some with public exploit code, with Microsoft attributing the surge to AI-assisted discovery. CISA suffered a public GitHub leak where a contractor exposed dozens of internal credentials (including AWS GovCloud keys), prompting a critical postmortem and lessons on secrets management. Multiple stories link the Popa Android-based botnet (millions of compromised devices) to NetNut/Alarum Technologies; the FBI seized hundreds of NetNut-related/dom0
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