Microsoft Patches a Record 570 Security Flaws
2026-07-19T07:23:36Z•3e894fdab34350311b1d88b3dcfa5490f4cce215fd1c3d30ea4f17c98a8e022f
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KrebsOnSecurity roundup (June–July 2026) covering multiple high-impact incidents: Microsoft released a record 570 patches in July (AI-assisted vulnerability discoveries), following a June Patch Tuesday that fixed ~200 flaws including numerous criticals and some with public exploit code. CISA issued a postmortem after a contractor exposed internal credentials (including AWS GovCloud keys) in a public GitHub repo for ~six months. The FBI seized hundreds of NetNut domains and disrupted the Popa Android-based botnet (linked to ~2M compromised devices) tied to publicly-traded Alarum Technologies.関連
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