Microsoft Plugs Nearly 1,000 Security Holes
2026-09-13T01:23:22Z•525119c600548dc1925770512e237fc8048849cd4aec9355c7a13fdf18ebb4d8
AT&T customer dataAWS GovCloudCISAIoT securityMicrosoft Patch TuesdaySnowflakeTeamPCPactively exploited vulnerabilitiesad fraudadtech trackingcloud securitycredential leakdark webdata breachdriver licensesextortionidentity theftmalwareprivacyresidential proxiessecrets exposuresmart TVssoftware supply chain attacksvulnerability management
What happened
KrebsOnSecurity reporting covers major cybersecurity developments in July–September 2026, including unusually large Microsoft security updates, active exploitation, software supply-chain attacks attributed to TeamPCP, the sale of more than 153 million driver-license scans, Snowflake-related data extortion, compromised streaming devices, residential proxy abuse, ad-tech tracking, and a CISA credential leak involving AWS GovCloud keys. The collection reflects significant risks across vulnerability management, identity theft, cloud data security, supply chains, IoT, and credential exposure.
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