CyberConfirmedHighFeatured
10.0
Microsoft patches Azure Automation flaw enabling cross-tenant identity takeover
Microsoft has remediated a configuration vulnerability in Azure Automation that allowed unauthorized access to cross-tenant identities and data. The flaw stemmed from a public-by-default setting combined with code execution vulnerabilities, posing a significant risk to multi-tenant cloud environments. It remains unclear if the vulnerability was exploited in the wild prior to the patch.
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Mosaic Score10.0
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Significance0.8
Source credibility0.6
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