Microsoft quietly snuck out a blog yesterday to say that Office 365 got compromised by China and used to steal emails. Thread follows. https://msrc.microsoft.com/blog/2023/07/microsoft-mitigates-china-based-threat-actor-storm-0558-targeting-of-customer-email/
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Microsoft mitigates China-based threat actor Storm-0558 targeting of customer email

They used Outlook Web App - runs the Exchange Server codebase btw - to craft tokens to bypass auth.

There's some clever wording in blog around only impacting OWA. OWA is a part of Microsoft 365 and Exchange Online.

The problem was discovered by the US Government and reported to Microsoft. https://edition.cnn.com/2023/07/12/politics/china-based-hackers-us-government-email-intl-hnk/index.html

Microsoft have not linked the blog on @msftsecintel or @msftsecresponse Twitter accounts or social media, instead linking pieces yesterday about an unrelated phishing campaign.

This one looks like a huge mistake, a consumer MSA key (managed end to end by Microsoft - there's no external logs) was able to forge any Azure AD key.

It's only become public it appears as the US Government told Microsoft, which forces public disclosure.

Although MS haven't called this a vulnerability, haven't issued a CVE or used the term zero day.. they don't issue CVEs for cloud services, forging a token is a vulnerability, so it's a zero day.
@GossiTheDog Perhaps one for the cloud vulnerability database? https://www.cloudvulndb.org/results?q=
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