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New Browser-in-the-Browser Phishing Attack to Steal Microsoft 365 Logins
A new and sophisticated Browser-in-the-Browser phishing campaign has been discovered targeting Microsoft 365 users, using a fake login popup that is nearly impossible to tell apart from the real thing. The attack is so convincing that even tech-savvy users can fall for it without realizing their credentials have been stolen. The campaign works by embedding […]
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Google Chrome security advisory (AV26-561) – Update 1
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CVE-2026-42913 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 Remote Desktop Client race condition
CVE-2026-42912 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 Telephony Service race condition
CVE-2026-42911 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 Ancillary Function Driver for WinSock use after free
CVE-2026-42910 | Microsoft Windows 11 24H2/11 25H2/11 26H1/Server 2025 Hotpatch Monitoring Service out-of-bounds write
CVE-2026-42909 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 Remote Desktop Client race condition
CVE-2026-42908 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 Remote Desktop Protocol out-of-bounds
CVE-2026-42907 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 Shell information disclosure
CVE-2026-42906 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 Shell information disclosure
CVE-2026-42905 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 DWM Core Library use after free
CVE-2026-42904 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 TCP/IP heap-based overflow
CVE-2026-42903 | Microsoft Windows up to Server 2025 Kerberos null pointer dereference
Microsoft Patch Tuesday June 2026 – 198 Vulnerabilities Fixed, Including 3 Zero-days
Microsoft has released its June 2026 Patch Tuesday security updates, addressing a hefty 198 vulnerabilities across its product ecosystem. The June rollout, published on June 9, 2026, stands out not only for its volume but also for the inclusion of three zero-day vulnerabilities that were actively exploited or publicly known before a fix was available. […]
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