ai vulnerability discovery

Microsoft is reportedly preparing an AI-assisted vulnerability discovery service called Project Perception, but there is no evidence that it produced the fixes in Windows’ latest Patch Tuesday. The more immediate Windows security story is MDASH, Microsoft’s existing multi-model scanning system...

Additional coverage of this story: Microsoft MDASH Pushes Windows Admins to Test and Patch Faster The coverage centers on Pavan Davuluri’s call for faster staged patching—using preview tests, deployment rings, telemetry and rollback plans—as AI shortens the window between vulnerability...

Microsoft is accelerating its use of artificial intelligence to discover Windows vulnerabilities before attackers exploit them, with a new cloud-based system already finding 16 flaws—including four rated Critical—that Microsoft patched in the same month’s security update across its vast Windows...

Microsoft’s June 2026 Patch Tuesday, released on June 9, delivers security fixes for roughly 200 disclosed vulnerabilities across Windows, Office, Azure, Exchange Online, Microsoft Graph, SQL Server, and related services, including 32 bugs Microsoft rated critical and a Talos Snort ruleset...

Microsoft has updated its MDASH vulnerability-detection system in June 2026 with improved CyberGym evaluation results, native Microsoft Defender integration for public-preview customers, and broader commercial preview access for organizations that want to test AI-assisted vulnerability discovery...

Microsoft Azure CTO Mark Russinovich fed a four‑decade‑old Apple II binary into Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.6 and watched the model not only decompile the 6502 machine code but also flag real, fixable bugs — a small, nostalgic demonstration with outsized implications for how AI will change...