Microsoft Fixes Nearly 1,000 Vulnerabilities Across Windows, Office, and Azure
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The Microsoft Patchday in September 2026 breaks historic records: Microsoft delivers patches for nearly 1,000 vulnerabilities, while Adobe closes 172 vulnerabilities in ten bulletins. Administrators focus on actively exploiting zero-day gaps in Adobe Commerce and Windows as well as a flood of critical, partly "wormable" remote code execution vulnerabilities. Adobe – Patches for September 2026: Adobe released ten bulletins with 172 unique CVEs fo…
Microsoft Fixes Nearly 1,000 Vulnerabilities Across Windows, Office, and Azure
In September, Microsoft released fixes for 999 vulnerabilities, making it one of the largest batches of fixes the company has ever issued. Out of these 999 patches, 723 vulnerabilities have been reportedly patched on Windows alone. For Office and Office 2016, about 111 fixes were released, while SQL Server received 62. Third-party projects received an additional 25 fixes. However, the majority of the focus was on Windows, where two vulnerabiliti…
A Windows patchday with nearly a thousand vulnerabilities is no longer an ordinary Tuesday, even for Microsoft. Security updates of September 8, 2026 have closed a total of 966 vulnerabilities, including 105 critical issues and two Windows Zero Days, which, according to Microsoft, were already actively exploited for attacks prior to the release of the updates. The most urgent cases are CVE-2026-81963 in Windows Update Stack and CVE-2026-85880 in…
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