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Microsoft has issued updates for 139 security vulnerabilities in the latest edition of patch Tuesday.

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In all, the company released fixes for a whopping 139 CVEs in its own products and four for non-Microsoft products.

NATO countries are finding themselves at increased risk for cyberattacks from nations opposed to the international alliance.

Though the company reassures its users that customer funds were not accessed, the same cannot be said for customer information.

A joint advisory from top U.S. allies details how APT40 targets vulnerable end-of-life devices within hours or days of a PoC’s release.

Cybersecurity investments reached $3.3 billion during the second quarter of this year, which was 71% higher than the same period last year despite the number of transactions only increasing by one, SiliconAngle reports.

Microsoft today released patches for 142 vulnerabilities. Only four of the vulnerabilities are rated as "critical". There are two vulnerabilities that have already been discussed and two that have already been exploited.