Calif[verified]@calif_ioPatch
Microsoft released an emergency patch to address the CVE-2026-49160 "HTTP/2 Bomb" vulnerability in IIS.
Horizon Secured[verified]@horizon_securedDisclosure
The alert announces newly disclosed zero-day CVEs and high‑severity vulnerabilities impacting Microsoft software, providing technical details and severity scores without evidence of exploitation, PoCs, or patch availability.
ホーリーデイ[verified]@holy519Patch
The tweet announces Microsoft’s June 2026 Patch Tuesday, highlights several high‑severity CVEs—including a Windows kernel RCE—and urges users to apply the released patches.
Elusive[verified]@ElusivePrivacyPatch
A record-breaking June 2026 Patch Tuesday releases patches for 200 CVEs, including three zero‑day exploits that have not yet been seen in the wild.
FoSo | Cyber[verified]@FosoTweetsPatch
Microsoft patched a set of vulnerabilities, including two zero-days that were actively exploited, with troubleshooting or removal of the flaws described.
TheNu11Sector[verified]@Nu11SectorActive Exploitation
Three zero-day CVEs—CVE-2026-45586, CVE-2026-49160, and CVE-2026-50507—were actively exploited in the wild before the respective vendor patches were released.
Israel[verified]@f1tym1Disclosure
The text announces a new zero‑day (CVE‑2026‑49160) as part of June 2026 Patch Tuesday, but it does not provide exploitation, mitigation, or technical details.
Vicarius[verified]@vicariusltdDisclosure
The post announces the zero‑day CVE‑2026‑49160, describing a high‑severity DoS via an HTTP/2 Bomb, and advises immediate patching and configuration mitigations.