Cybersecuritynews OAuth Attacks Targeting Entra ID Exploit ChatGPT-Like Apps
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Threat actors are exploiting OAuth consent abuse in Microsoft Entra ID, using malicious applications that mimic trusted tools like ChatGPT to gain unauthorized access to user email accounts. This vulnerability affects users of Entra ID, allowing attackers to compromise sensitive information through overly permissive app permissions.
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2026-02-24
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