Bleepingcomputer Microsoft Enhances Entra ID Security Against Script Injection Attacks
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- •Microsoft will enforce CSP checks on Entra ID sign-ins starting mid-October 2026.
- •The changes aim to block external script injections and enhance security against XSS attacks.
- •Enterprise customers are advised to stop using code-injection tools before the enforcement date.
Starting mid-October 2026, Microsoft will enforce stricter Content Security Policy (CSP) checks on Entra ID sign-ins to block external script injections. This initiative aims to protect users from cross-site scripting (XSS) and other sign-in attacks by allowing only scripts from trusted Microsoft CDN domains. The changes are part of Microsoft's Secure Future Initiative, which was announced following a significant breach in 2023. Enterprise customers are advised to discontinue the use of browser extensions that inject scripts into sign-in pages before the CSP enforcement takes effect. IT administrators should test their sign-in scenarios to identify potential issues with code-injection tools. The rollout is automatic and requires no tenant configuration, ensuring all users are protected without additional setup. Microsoft emphasized that users can still sign in even if unsupported tools are disabled.
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