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Microsoft has recently addressed several critical security vulnerabilities affecting its Azure cloud services and Microsoft Power Apps. The flaws, identified in Azure Automation, Azure Storage, Azure DevOps, and Microsoft Power Apps, highlighted the importance of proactive security measures within cloud-native development environments. One vulnerability, CVE-2025-29813, received the maximum Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) score of 10, indicating its severity.
The most critical vulnerability, found in Azure DevOps, allowed attackers with project-level access to escalate their privileges by exchanging short-term pipeline job tokens for long-term ones, potentially gaining extensive access within a project environment. Additional vulnerabilities included CVE-2025-29827 in Azure Automation, where improper authorization could enable a user to elevate privileges, CVE-2025-29972, an SSRF vulnerability in Azure Storage Resource Provider, and CVE-2025-47733 in Microsoft Power Apps, which allowed unauthorized information disclosure over a network through a Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF).
Despite the severity of these vulnerabilities, Microsoft has assured users that no action is required on their part. The company has already mitigated the flaws at the platform level, preventing potential exploitation. These patches underscore Microsoft's commitment to maintaining a secure cloud environment and highlight the ongoing need for robust security practices within cloud-native development.
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The most critical vulnerability, found in Azure DevOps, allowed attackers with project-level access to escalate their privileges by exchanging short-term pipeline job tokens for long-term ones, potentially gaining extensive access within a project environment. Additional vulnerabilities included CVE-2025-29827 in Azure Automation, where improper authorization could enable a user to elevate privileges, CVE-2025-29972, an SSRF vulnerability in Azure Storage Resource Provider, and CVE-2025-47733 in Microsoft Power Apps, which allowed unauthorized information disclosure over a network through a Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF).
Despite the severity of these vulnerabilities, Microsoft has assured users that no action is required on their part. The company has already mitigated the flaws at the platform level, preventing potential exploitation. These patches underscore Microsoft's commitment to maintaining a secure cloud environment and highlight the ongoing need for robust security practices within cloud-native development.
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- securityonline.info: Microsoft Patches Four Critical Azure and Power Apps Vulnerabilities, Including CVSS 10 Privilege Escalation
- Talkback Resources: Microsoft addressed critical vulnerabilities in various Azure services, including Azure Automation, Azure Storage, Azure DevOps, and Microsoft Power Apps, emphasizing the need for proactive security measures in cloud-native development environments.
- Davey Winder: Microsoft has confirmed several cloud security vulnerabilities, including one with a maximum critical rating of 10.
- Davey Winder: Critical 10/10 Microsoft Cloud Security Vulnerability Confirmed
Classification:
- HashTags: #CloudSecurity #Azure #Vulnerability
- Company: Microsoft
- Target: Microsoft Cloud
- Product: Azure
- Feature: Privilege Escalation
- Type: Vulnerability
- Severity: Critical