Microsoft Adds New Teams Controls to Block Unauthorized AI Bots From Meetings
2026-07-01T19:24:09Z•2c2b84a3c3258d72e204b212bcc825cf6c371ae1a3fc5a16eaf1c0a35c361dfa
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What happened
Multiple high-impact security stories: Microsoft added Teams admin controls to require organizer approval for external AI bots to block unauthorized automated participants. Adobe released patches for critical ColdFusion and Campaign Classic flaws (seven rated 10/10, some allowing arbitrary code execution). Citrix fixed six NetScaler vulnerabilities including an HTTP/2 “bomb” DoS and a CitrixBleed-style info disclosure. Google patched 382 Chrome vulnerabilities (15 critical, 67 high). Apple addressed dozens of WebKit/kernel/WebRTC/Web Extensions issues across iOS, macOS and Safari. A massive ~+
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- 2026-07-01T19:24:09Z
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