Microsoft Patches a Record 570 Security Flaws
2026-07-19T01:23:34Z•c2843a466a343caf97717bc405c6e0e7e0b7db367c172f16d45269f340e8009a
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What happened
A collection of KrebsOnSecurity stories from May–July 2026 describing multiple high-impact cyber events: Microsoft issued an unprecedented Patch Tuesday fixing ~570 flaws (Microsoft says AI aided discovery), with prior months also setting records and some exploits public. CISA suffered a sensitive GitHub leak that exposed internal credentials — including AWS GovCloud keys — for months, prompting postmortem guidance for security teams. Law enforcement actions include the FBI seizure of hundreds of NetNut domains tied to the Popa Android-based residential-proxy botnet (millions of compromised TV
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