Microsoft Fixed 1,100 Flaws + AI Chats Leaked via a Supplier + France Blames Iran for the Fridges

Microsoft fixed around 1,100 flaws in one go, Google patched its eighth Chrome zero-day of the year, and Sega's newsletter supplier leaked 2.2 million email addresses. France is now pointing the finger at Iran over the fridge attacks that hit around 700 shops, an AI supplier's breach reached the chat history of some Notion AI users, and a forgotten spare key let an attacker wander through a data company's customers' cloud accounts for 12 days.

This week on Click Happens, episode 6, I'm flying solo with a head cold and a very big week of news. We cover the updates worth installing today, the breaches to watch your inbox for, why supplier access is the thing nobody switches off, and a free grand piano that does not exist.

00:00 Intro

01:18 Patch Tuesday and the 1,100 fixes

02:56 The Outlook zero-day

04:43 Exchange zero-click bug

06:11 Adobe, SAP, Fortinet, Intel and AMD patches

07:23 When patches break things

08:43 Chrome zero-day number eight

10:11 iPhone update and ad-delivered exploit kits

11:23 Sega and Capcom breaches

13:01 Binance breach claim

14:04 Vanderbilt ransomware claim

15:47 Chelsea and fantasy football

17:38 Third party fallout with Fireworks AI and Notion

20:49 Qubole and the forgotten spare key

22:43 N-able Central taken offline

23:21 France points the finger at Iran over the fridges

25:10 Connected cars with admin and admin

26:38 The free grand piano scam

28:41 Quickfire tips

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