5 smart home gadgets I consider completely non-negotiable - and why
2026-07-15T20:52:09Z•a819283878522a76433e6b98481d1fe7ac4a9faf5e43b8728f3eafc7c6c5b7c6
crashstealercredential-theftcritical-vulnerabilitiescrypto-theftincident-responsemacosmalwaremicrosoftpatch-tuesdaysecurity-updatesvulnerability-managementwindowszero-day
What happened
ZDNet feed highlights urgent Windows and macOS security issues: Microsoft released a record July Patch Tuesday fixing ~570 vulnerabilities (reportedly including multiple zero‑days — the feed references two exploited zero‑days while the article summary notes three zero‑day flaws — and ~61 rated critical); administrators and users are urged to apply updates immediately. Separately, a new macOS malware family called CrashStealer is active, masquerading as Apple's crash reporter to exfiltrate data, credentials, and cryptocurrency. Immediate actions: prioritize Microsoft updates, investigate zero‑/
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- 2026-07-15T20:52:09Z
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