Microsoft Releases VS Code 1.128.1 to Patch Critical Flaws
Microsoft has pushed out Visual Studio Code 1.128.1 to patch three critical security flaws uncovered just days after the initial 1.128 release. The base update transforms the editor into an agentic workspace with multi-chat Claude sessions, general availability for Copilot Vision, and enterprise-grade OpenTelemetry controls. IT administrators can now mandate telemetry endpoints, configure BYOK sampling parameters, and restrict utility models across the organization.
Microsoft Releases VS Code 1.128.1 to Patch Critical Flaws @ NT Compatible
Microsoft Releases VS Code 1.128.1 to Patch Critical Flaws
Microsoft has released Visual Studio Code 1.128.1 to address three critical security vulnerabilities discovered shortly after the initial 1.128 update. This update not only enhances security but also introduces features such as multi-chat sessions with AI agent Claude, general availability for Copilot Vision, and enterprise telemetry management controls for IT administrators. While the update aims to improve functionality and security, it serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by AI-driven software in managing security risks. Users can download the update directly from Microsoft's official site, and existing users will receive an automatic prompt to upgrade soon
