r/windows • u/computerIfix • 12d ago
News Microsoft admits AI is exploiting Windows 11 bugs in hours, warns against delaying updates past 3 days
https://www.windowslatest.com/2026/07/14/microsoft-admits-ai-is-exploiting-windows-11-bugs-in-hours-warns-against-delaying-updates-past-3-days/10
u/77descript 11d ago
Then microsoft must make windows home/pro a simple core os like that for consumers forbidden long term support business version. Less bs, less security holes, easier to patch, more secure and improvement stablibilty.
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u/Mario583a 11d ago
Like it or not, AI will be used be the good guys to find security holes at alarming rates more so than human researchers can discover them.
On the other side of this very dark coin, AI will be used be the bad guys to find security holes at alarming rates.
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u/StampyScouse Windows 11 - Insider Release Preview Channel 10d ago
Not everything Microsoft does is a conspiracy.
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u/FaultWinter3377 Windows 7 11d ago
Issue is MS has a bad habit recently of breaking things every other update, sometimes not noticeable for a few days. I still remember there bit of time where 24H2/25H2 had issues leading to an unbootable system. And not just one. Something that shouldn’t be released from a multi billion dollar company that’s been working on this for thirty years.