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Microsoft’s July 2026 Patch Tuesday fixes 622 flaws and 2 exploited zero-days

Microsoft has released its largest Patch Tuesday update to date, publishing fixes for 622 CVEs in July 2026. The total is more than three times the roughly 200 vulnerabilities addressed in June and includes vulnerabilities affecting Windows, Office, SharePoint Server, SQL Server, Azure products and development tools.

Days before the update, Microsoft said artificial intelligence (AI) was helping its researchers inspect more code and identify vulnerabilities faster. The company also told customers to expect more fixes in each security release as its AI-assisted research produces additional confirmed findings.

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Behind that announcement is Microsoft’s multi-model agentic scanning harness, known as MDASH. The system uses several AI models, including third-party vulnerability research models, to inspect critical Windows binaries and test suspected bugs. Engineers then assess confirmed findings and review the fixes before release. Microsoft said human specialists remain responsible for evaluating results and approving code changes.

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Insignary Launches Clarity On-Demand: SBOMs, No Annual Commitment Required

Toronto, Canada, July 15th, 2026, CyberNewswire Enterprise-grade binary software verification for one project, one team, or one compliance deadline — without an annual commitment. According to Insignary Inc., a leader in software supply chain security and binary software composition analysis (SCA), most organizations cannot independently verify what is actually inside the

Spotify Is Expanding Free Access To Kid-Friendly Managed Accounts

Younger users can have their own profiles with personalized recommendations and playlists. Spotify is making managed accounts free in more markets. Starting today, parents and guardians on any plan in the US, UK, Australia, France, Germany and the Netherlands can open a managed account for a child aged under 13.

XGIMI Elfin Flip 4K Review: An Ultra-Portable Laser Projector With Sharp Video Quality

It’s not particularly bright, but it provides crisp, color-accurate video. Steve Dent for Engadget RATING : 8.6 / 10 4K laser projectors are everywhere these days, but there are still a couple of things they lack: decent prices and true portability. XGIMI, which burst on the scene just a couple

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Only a Handful of VPN Providers Offer Port Forwarding. Here's What It Is and When I Use It

Some VPN features offer broad appeal. Port forwarding doesn't. It’s a niche feature that some folks find handy, while the rest could use the same VPN for years without realizing it’s missing, and that’s not by accident. I only turn on port forwarding when I

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Insignary Launches Clarity On-Demand: SBOMs, No Annual Commitment Required

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XGIMI Elfin Flip 4K Review: An Ultra-Portable Laser Projector With Sharp Video Quality

Only a Handful of VPN Providers Offer Port Forwarding. Here's What It Is and When I Use It