Microsoft Issues Emergency Fixes Following Patch Tuesday Glitches

Microsoft has issued emergency out-of-band security fixes following the company's massive September Patch Tuesday release, which addressed nearly 1,000 CVEs across its software ecosystem. The initial large-scale update, released as part of the regular Patch Tuesday cycle, caused glitches that introduced system instability for some users. The emergency fixes aim to resolve these issues and mitigate potential security gaps that could arise from the instability. Microsoft has not disclosed the specific nature of the glitches or the exact number of affected systems, but the emergency updates are being rolled out to address the post-patch complications. The company advises affected users to apply the emergency patches promptly to restore system stability and ensure security coverage. No active exploitation of the glitches has been reported to date.