Cybersecpods ConnectWise App Identities Compromised, Microsoft 365 Tenants Breached
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- •Seven ConnectWise application identities compromised, affecting Microsoft 365 tenants.
- •Active exploitation of an OS command injection flaw in SiteGuard WAF for root access.
- •Security teams should inspect AutoCAD DWG files for hidden malicious VBA projects.
On October 19, 2026, threat actors exploited an unpatched OS command injection vulnerability in SiteGuard Server Edition WAF, allowing them to gain root or SYSTEM privileges. Concurrently, seven ConnectWise application identities were compromised, leading to unauthorized access to customer Microsoft 365 tenants. Security teams are advised to inspect AutoCAD DWG files for hidden malicious payloads utilizing orphaned VBA projects. The vulnerability in SiteGuard is critical, with a CVE yet to be assigned. ConnectWise has suspended the affected application identities to mitigate the breach. Analysts recommend immediate auditing and revocation of permissions for the compromised identities. The situation remains critical as the exploitation of these vulnerabilities is ongoing.
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