Microsoft Plugs Nearly 1,000 Security Holes
2026-09-11T13:23:23Z•2e897c784d9ff4958774fd8715c3179b2b3d973ea67bfa59d904b94846dcf0ba
AT&T data theftAWS GovCloudCISAFBI investigationGitHub leakMicrosoft Patch TuesdaySnowflakeTeamPCPactively exploited vulnerabilityad fraudcloud data breachcredential exposurecybercrime arrestsdark webdata extortiondrivers licensesidentity theftresidential proxiessmart TV securitysoftware supply chain attackvulnerability management
What happened
KrebsOnSecurity articles report major Microsoft vulnerability-remediation releases, including hundreds of flaws and at least one actively exploited vulnerability; a large-scale drivers-license identity-theft marketplace under FBI investigation; arrests linked to the TeamPCP software supply-chain cybercrime group; Snowflake-related extortion convictions; risks from malicious or abused smart-TV streaming devices and residential proxy apps; and a CISA credential leak involving AWS GovCloud keys exposed in GitHub.
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