Microsoft

Cybersecurity 4 min Microsoft Patched a Record 1,411 Flaws in October and Suggested a New Way to Sort Them One Windows Shell bug was already being exploited. On the same day, Microsoft proposed grouping vulnerabilitie... KE Kenji Tanaka 14 Oct AI & ML 5 min Microsoft Says AI Is Finding Software Flaws Faster Than Anyone Can Fix Them Its annual threat report expects a record 72,000 tracked vulnerabilities this year, exploits within a day of d... MA Maya Lin 2 Oct Cybersecurity 5 min A SharePoint Flaw Filed as Spoofing Is Now Being Used in Attacks Microsoft reclassified CVE-2026-65660 as remote code execution in August and confirmed attacks on 25 September... KE Kenji Tanaka 27 Sep Cybersecurity 6 min Microsoft Has Patched 2,760 Flaws This Year. The Old Record Was 1,139. Microsoft shipped 974 fixes in September, a monthly record. The year is the number that matters: 2,760 so far... KE Kenji Tanaka 14 Sep AI & ML 7 min Saudi Arabia's Arabic Model Reaches Microsoft's Developer Platform, Not Yet Its Office Suite ALLAM lands on Foundry now; the Microsoft 365 Copilot integration is stated as planned, with no date. Sovereig... MA Maya Lin 27 Aug Cyber Threat Intel 8 min US Agencies Have Until Tuesday To Patch The Windows Flaw Lazarus Is Using CVE-2026-68820 sits in Winsock, the same component North Korean operators abused in 2024. Check Point ties cur... PR Priya Nair 23 Aug Cybersecurity 8 min Microsoft Fixed a Perfect-10 Entra ID Flaw Before Telling Anyone It Was Exploited CVE-2026-69836 scores 10.0, needs no account and no user interaction, and was exploited in the wild. Microsoft... KE Kenji Tanaka 22 Aug Cybersecurity 7 min Microsoft Fixed 421 Flaws. Or 400. Only One Is Being Exploited. Three different totals are circulating for the same Patch Tuesday, and all are defensible. The one number that... CY Cyber Team 12 Aug Business 7 min Microsoft Is Switching Off Teams Live Chat. Small Businesses Get Eight Weeks. The feature launched in March 2025 and dies on 5 October. It was available only on the Business plans, so the... EV Eva Chin 11 Aug Cybersecurity 6 min Four SharePoint Flaws Entered CISA's Catalogue in Twenty-Two Days — One Left a Single Working Day CVE-2026-50522 was exploited hours after proof-of-concept code appeared, and stolen machine keys survive the p... CY Cyber Team 29 Jul Cybersecurity 6 min Microsoft's Largest-Ever Patch Tuesday: 600-Plus Fixes, Two Live Zero-Days, and a Triage Problem Microsoft's July update fixed more than 600 CVEs — its biggest ever — including two zero-days already under at... CY Cyber Team 20 Jul Cybersecurity 8 min SharePoint RCE CVE-2026-45659 Added to CISA KEV: A 'Less Likely' May Patch Is Now Actively Exploited CISA added CVE-2026-45659, a CVSS 8.8 deserialization remote-code-execution flaw in on-premises Microsoft Shar... CY Cyber Team 6 Jul Cybersecurity 12 min Exchange Server Zero-Day CVE-2026-42897 — Crafted-Email XSS in OWA Exploited in the Wild Microsoft disclosed CVE-2026-42897 on 14 May 2026 — an XSS spoofing flaw in Exchange OWA exploited via crafted... CY Cyber Team 23 May AI & ML 11 min Microsoft Credits AI With Finding Bugs in May 2026 Patch Tuesday — and the Industry Should Pay Attention Microsoft's May 2026 Patch Tuesday addressed 118 to 138 CVEs across Windows, Office and Azure — and credited A... AI AI Tools Desk 23 May Cybersecurity 7 min EchoLeak: How a Zero-Click Prompt Injection in Microsoft 365 Copilot Exfiltrated Enterprise Data EchoLeak (CVE-2025-32711), fixed by Microsoft in 2025, showed a malicious email could make Microsoft 365 Copil... CY Cyber Team 19 May AI & ML 8 min Global AI Adoption Hits 17.8%: Asia Leads the Charge But Digital Divide Is Widening, Microsoft Report Finds Microsoft's State of Global AI Diffusion report shows 17.8% of the working-age population now uses AI globally... AI AI Tools Desk 8 May Developer Tools 5 min GitHub Copilot Shifts to Metered Billing as AI Coding Costs Spiral — What Developers Need to Know GitHub is shifting Copilot to metered AI billing as AI coding assistance costs increase. Here is what individu... RE RECATOOLS Editorial 5 May