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Microsoft Windows4 articles this day · SecurityOnline first
Microsoft Fixes 974 Flaws Including Two Exploited Windows Zero Days · Microsoft’s Record 972-Flaw Patch Haul Includes Two Zero-Days
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Microsoft Fixes 974 Flaws Including Two Exploited Windows Zero Days
Microsoft has released a record-breaking Patch Tuesday, issuing updates to fix at least 974 security holes across Windows and related software. The batch dwarfs July’s previous record of 570 vulnerabilities and brings the year’s total to more than 2,600. The…
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Microsoft’s Record 972-Flaw Patch Haul Includes Two Zero-Days
Microsoft’s September patch release is described as a record by Ars Technica, fixing about 972 vulnerabilities, with 112 rated as high-severity critical. The piece notes that two months earlier Microsoft set a prior record with 570 fixes. When including the…
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CISA Warns Attackers Are Exploiting Windows Update Privilege Flaw
CISA added CVE-2026-81963 to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalogue on 8 September 2026. The vulnerability affects Microsoft Windows and is named the Microsoft Windows Link Following Vulnerability. It allows a local attacker to escalate…
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Microsoft Patches Two Windows Zero Days Exploited in Attacks
Microsoft’s September 2026 Patch Tuesday fixes 996 vulnerabilities, but two zero-day flaws had already been exploited in the wild. Both are Windows elevation-of-privilege issues that allow attackers to gain higher access after already compromising a…
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Microsoft Windows4 articles this day · SecurityWeek first
Microsoft’s Record Patch Tuesday Fixes Two Exploited Windows Zero-Days · Microsoft Fixes 974 Flaws as Two Windows Zero Days Face Exploitation
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Microsoft’s Record Patch Tuesday Fixes Two Exploited Windows Zero-Days
Microsoft's September 2026 Patch Tuesday update disclosed a total of 999 vulnerabilities, including 974 related to Microsoft products, marking a historic high for the company. Key issues include a zero-day elevation of privilege vulnerability in Windows ALPC…
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Microsoft Fixes 974 Flaws as Two Windows Zero Days Face Exploitation
Microsoft released fixes for 974 unique vulnerabilities in its September Patch Tuesday, a figure that would once have represented a full year’s worth of CVEs. Of these, two zero‑days are already under active exploitation, and 58 further flaws are considered…
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CISA Flags Actively Exploited Windows Flaw Enabling Privilege Escalation
CISA has added CVE-2026-85880 to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalogue. The vulnerability affects Microsoft Windows and is a heap-based buffer overflow in Windows Advanced Local Procedure Call that enables local privilege escalation. The flaw…
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Microsoft Fixes 974 Flaws in Record Patch Tuesday Update
Microsoft has issued a record September Patch Tuesday, fixing 974 CVEs across its product range, including two zero-days that have seen exploitation in the wild. The first exploited zero-day, CVE-2026-85880, is a heap buffer overflow in the Windows ALPC…
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Adobe and Microsoft Patch 997 Flaws as Exploited Threats Mount
Adobe released a September 2026 patch set spanning 10 bulletins and 172 unique CVEs across products including Commerce, Campaign Classic, ColdFusion, Experience Manager, Photoshop, Illustrator, Animate and Acrobat/Reader. The standout is APSB26-146 for Adobe…
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Windows HTTP.sys Flaw Enables SYSTEM Access with Public PoC
Security researchers have disclosed full technical details and a proof‑of‑concept for CVE-2026-62735, a Windows HTTP[.]sys elevation of privilege flaw that scores 7.8 on CVSS v3. The vulnerability centres on an integer overflow in…
