Microsoft ships largest Patch Tuesday on record, with one bug under active attack
2026-06-10T14:51:55Z•4501d697bff0d0803a630f5297a7b6dc7b5db5173fb582fb59c045f8de4bb94f
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What happened
A batch of security and policy developments: Microsoft issued its largest Patch Tuesday ever, addressing a surge in discovered flaws driven in part by AI tools and including at least one bug confirmed under active exploitation. The UK scaled back proposed telecoms security measures tied to the Salt Typhoon campaign after industry pushback. CISA will change how it triages vulnerabilities via a new binding operational directive, elevating some flaws while deprioritizing others. Separately, Russian-focused espionage actors (dubbed SiribClone) have been using romance-scam lures against service人员,
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