Microsoft Plugs Nearly 1,000 Security Holes
2026-09-12T13:23:21Z•c65b601acf242d655bc052468115793c6323a37f1925b691819579cf364dbbdd
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What happened
This KrebsOnSecurity feed covers major cybersecurity developments, including record Microsoft vulnerability disclosures, active exploitation, large-scale identity-document exposure, software supply-chain cybercrime and arrests, Snowflake-related extortion, insecure streaming devices, residential proxy abuse, ad-tech tracking, and leaked government credentials. The items indicate elevated risk from patch-management challenges, data theft, supply-chain attacks, credential exposure, and abuse of connected consumer devices.
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