
Microsoft Dismantles YAM Store Phishing Marketplace and CoGUI Tools
Microsoft and partners took down a cybercrime hub that sold phishing templates and stolen accounts, disrupting a network that sent over a billion messages.
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Microsoft and partners took down a cybercrime hub that sold phishing templates and stolen accounts, disrupting a network that sent over a billion messages.

Microsoft SQL Server versions through 2025 contain a high-severity deserialization flaw that lets authorized users run remote code.

Microsoft patches a high-severity resource exhaustion flaw in SignalR that allows unauthenticated attackers to block broadcasts and deny service.

A critical remote code execution vulnerability in the Windows iSCSI service allows unauthorized network attackers to execute arbitrary code without prior access.

A critical heap-based buffer overflow in the Microsoft PostScript Printer Driver allows unauthorized attackers to run code over a network.

Microsoft rates CVE-2026-83943 as high severity with an 8.7 CVSS score, warning that unauthorized actors can disclose sensitive information over a network.