Microsoft Patches a Record 570 Security Flaws
2026-07-15T19:23:34Z•f44e3b6f74fae184a8e5e9cca4581d356361a2714738ad381378753068bec0e9
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KrebsOnSecurity’s recent feed highlights multiple high-impact cyber developments: Microsoft released patches for a record ~570 vulnerabilities (attributing increased findings to AI-assisted discovery); CISA suffered a GitHub leak that exposed internal credentials including AWS GovCloud keys; researchers and law enforcement linked the Popa Android-based botnet to NetNut (Alarum Technologies), prompting an FBI domain seizure; and Dutch authorities seized servers and arrested operators tied to Russia-linked cyber operations. Additional notable items include guilty pleas by members of Scattered Sp
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