Microsoft Plugs Nearly 1,000 Security Holes
2026-09-11T07:23:22Z•3d44bb4d40a43e527a2e07abe2f1eba53e673ce16b7a41570c230d7b1e26bcb1
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KrebsOnSecurity reporting covering major cybersecurity developments in July–September 2026, including record Microsoft vulnerability patches, an investigation into a dark-web service selling more than 153 million driver’s-license scans, arrests linked to the TeamPCP software supply-chain crime group, Snowflake-related extortion convictions, insecure streaming devices and residential proxy abuse, and a CISA contractor’s public exposure of internal credentials and AWS GovCloud keys. The collection reflects significant risks involving active exploitation, large-scale identity theft, supply-chain،
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