Microsoft Plugs Nearly 1,000 Security Holes
2026-09-11T01:23:25Z•260c920bc0714c1e93aac7a6dd2769f2bd09789fbb31e2cf4ebdc37a4759d42b
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What happened
KrebsOnSecurity reporting highlights a major surge in Microsoft vulnerability disclosures and patch volumes, including actively exploited and publicly known flaws, alongside significant cybercrime investigations and incidents involving driver-license data theft, software supply-chain attacks, Snowflake-related extortion, residential proxy abuse, ad fraud, and exposed government credentials. The collection indicates elevated enterprise patching, credential protection, third-party risk, and data-breach concerns.
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