TREE NEWS reports: Microsoft patched a critical Entra ID vulnerability rated ‘perfect 10’ that could allow remote code execution, before public disclosure. No evidence of exploitation was found.
Microsoft Fixes Critical Entra ID Flaw
The rarity here is the timing: a maximum-severity remote-code-execution flaw in a core identity service was fixed before public disclosure, and Microsoft found no evidence of exploitation. Entra ID underpins authentication for a vast number of enterprises, so a pre-disclosure patch removes what would otherwise be a race between defenders and attackers. The absence of observed exploitation is reassuring but not proof of absence, and the open question is whether proof-of-concept code or scanning activity emerges now that the patch is public.
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