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Windows endpoint security — Clarity Today

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Windows endpoint security

Vulnerabilities in Windows Defender, BitLocker/WinRE and the CTFMON service, plus long-lived Office and WinRAR exploits still detected in telemetry.

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security1 distinct publisher

Kaspersky's CVE surge has two sources, and only one of them lands in the CVE count

Kaspersky's Q2 2026 figures credit AI with both writing the bugs and finding them. The disclosures carrying working exploit code never got a CVE identifier at all.

Publishers:securelist.com

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Hype gap+30
Incentives66

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