SN 1096: Are we the Krell? - 153 Million Driver's Licenses Leaked
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This is Security Now with Steve Gibson, episode 1096, recorded Tuesday, September 15th, 2026. Are we the Krell? It's time for security now. I know you wait all Tuesday for the very important show. This is the show you must listen to, the show that keeps you on top of what's going on in the world of security, cybersecurity, privacy, AI, and a few other things like science fiction. Stuff Steve's into. Steve Gibson, good to see you. Welcome. Leo, great to be with
you. Um once again. Yes. Uh we uh our the people listening to the podcast wouldn't know, but we've just spent the last forty minutes chewing the fat as they say. No, it's I wanted to I had a bunch of stuff I wanted to talk to you about.
But Steve, what you need to know is Steve and I are buddies, but the only time we really ever get to talk is when we're we're doing the show. So we have to catch up.
Or occasionally when we're in the l in the same physical location as we were in Vegas. It's really nice if we can do that.
And we text each other and stuff. But it's it's really nice. So that's what's going on. We talk to each other. Yeah.
Well, and there's we're both so excited in our in with our own perspectives about what's going on with AI that what a week it's been. Crazy week. It has been. Uh and in fact, that is the uh uh an aspect of that is today's topic. Um we got a lot of stuff to talk about for security now, episode 1096 for this. Middle of September, the 15th. Um, we've, as I said we would do last week, we're gonna take a look at what the heck happened with uh last week's Patch Tuesday and Microsoft's nearly 1,000 security fixes. What, you know, we're gonna do a deep dive into them, dissect it, see what we can learn. By the way, they had to fix the fixes. is in a out of band patch.
Mm.
The the the the Excel copy and paste mess. Yeah. Yeah. Whoops. Uh and uh and actually I touch on that be uh noting that there is a problem with with just immediately applying whatever Microsoft gives you. Enterprises have been burned by this in the past. So yeah. Uh also five months after its initiation, what's the status of project
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the opening introduction and main topics announced for this episode?
0:00–2:21
2
How does the Trusted Tech sponsorship segment explain Microsoft 365 licensing savings?
2:21–9:23
3
What are the details of Microsoft’s September Patch Tuesday and why are the fixes significant?
9:23–22:09
4
How does the discussion evaluate Anthropic’s Project Glasswing and the reported AI‑generated vulnerabilities?
22:09–1:22:50
5
How did OpenAI’s agents use obscure wikis and link‑shorteners as improvised messaging boards?
1:22:50–2:50:41
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