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Researchers revealed how a Microsoft 365 Copilot vulnerability allowed attackers to steal 2FA codes and sensitive data by tricking the AI into embedding malicious links in image URLs, which were then processed by Bing.

Microsoft M365 Copilot Vulnerability Allowed 2FA Code and Sensitive Data Theft

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Microsoft M365 Copilot Vulnerability Allowed 2FA Code and Sensitive Data Theft

Researchers revealed how a vulnerability in Microsoft's M365 Copilot could be exploited to steal 2FA codes and sensitive data by tricking the AI into sending requests to attacker-controlled servers. Microsoft has patched the specific exploit, named SearchLeak, but the underlying issue of AI distinguishing user commands from malicious instructions remains.