Microsoft Patch Tuesday for July 2026 — Snort rules and prominent vulnerabilities
Summary: Microsoft's July 2026 security update covers 622 vulnerabilities, 57 of them rated critical, and Microsoft reports that two disclosed this month were exploited in the wild. The exploited pair are CVE-2026-56155, an important-severity elevation of privilege in Active Directory Federation Services caused by insufficient access control granularity, and CVE-2026-56164, a moderate-severity SharePoint Server missing-authentication flaw allowing network spoofing.
What's compelling: Of the 57 critical entries, 48 are remote code execution and 11 of those are rated more likely to be exploited, spanning the Windows DHCP Server, SharePoint, Office, SQL Server and the Print Spooler - so the patch list reaches servers and productivity apps most estates run by default.
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- Topics
- Vulnerabilities & Patching
- Mentions
- CVE-2026-48564CVE-2026-49796CVE-2026-50314CVE-2026-50327CVE-2026-50370CVE-2026-50380CVE-2026-50382CVE-2026-50467CVE-2026-50474CVE-2026-50518CVE-2026-50522CVE-2026-50655CVE-2026-54122CVE-2026-54128CVE-2026-54992CVE-2026-55010CVE-2026-55018CVE-2026-55022CVE-2026-55033CVE-2026-55043CVE-2026-55045CVE-2026-55049CVE-2026-55056CVE-2026-55120CVE-2026-55123CVE-2026-55127CVE-2026-55129CVE-2026-55132CVE-2026-55140CVE-2026-55944CVE-2026-56155CVE-2026-56159CVE-2026-56164CVE-2026-56188CVE-2026-56189CVE-2026-57087CVE-2026-57090CVE-2026-57094CVE-2026-58542CVE-2026-58644
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