Microsoft Plugs Nearly 1,000 Security Holes
2026-09-14T19:23:22Z•df4c640431b65f4e83d30cf3109d8d81ebffc12dfb1bbeadecda66d739af02c8
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KrebsOnSecurity reporting highlights major vulnerability disclosure and patching activity, including Microsoft releases addressing hundreds to nearly 1,000 flaws, with some vulnerabilities actively exploited or publicly disclosed. Other stories cover a large-scale driver’s-license identity theft service under FBI investigation, alleged software supply-chain attackers arrested in Australia, Snowflake-related data extortion, residential-proxy abuse through smart-TV applications, fraudulent streaming devices, and an exposed CISA GitHub repository containing internal credentials and AWS GovCloud8?
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