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Security analysts are struggling to reckon with the sheer volume of common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) addressed in Microsoft’s July Patch Tuesday update, which contains fixes for at least ...

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A hacker used Ostium's own price-reporting infrastructure against the protocol, submitting falsified future-dated oracle data to manufacture fake trading profits and trigger an $18 million payout.

Microsoft's July Patch Tuesday release broke the record for a second straight month, delivering fixes for roughly 570 holes across Windows, SharePoint, Microsoft 365, Azure and others.