Microsoft Azure SRE Agent flaw exposes sensitive data to unauthorized Entra ID accounts
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Updated · CSO Online · Apr 21
Microsoft Azure SRE Agent flaw exposes sensitive data to unauthorized Entra ID accounts
6 articles · Updated · CSO Online · Apr 21
The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-32173 with a CVSS score of 8.6, allowed any Entra ID account to access live command streams and credentials via the /agentHub endpoint.
Researchers found that improper authentication in the multi-tenant agent enabled silent eavesdropping on agent activity, with no trace left on victim organizations and no customer action required after Microsoft’s server-side fix.
Organizations using Azure SRE Agent during its preview are advised to review exposed credentials and sensitive data, while experts urge stricter tenant isolation and privileged access controls for AI operations agents.
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