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Microsoft fixed an Azure vulnerability after researchers found that the flaw could have let anyone alter Bing search results and access users' Office 365 data

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  • @hillai Hillai Ben-Sasson on x
    I hacked into a @Bing CMS that allowed me to alter search results and take over millions of @Office365 accounts. How did I do it? Well, it all started with a simple click in @Azure... 👀 This is the story of #BingBang 🧵⬇️ https://twitter.com/...
  • @tomwarren Tom Warren on x
    In the same week Microsoft is trying to sell businesses on an AI-powered Security Copilot, a massive security breach has been disclosed in Azure. It allowed people to manipulate Bing search results and even access emails from Outlook accounts. Yikes. https://www.theverge.com/...