Microsoft’s Silent Patch: Why Your M365 Copilot Audit Log Might Be a Comedy of Errors
Microsoft’s M365 Copilot vulnerability blunder has left audit logs hilariously incomplete. A simple ask could bypass security, but Microsoft fixed it without notifying users. So, if you’ve been using Copilot, your audit logs might be pulling a Houdini act. It’s like finding out your security guard is just a cardboard cutout!
Hot Take:
**_Microsoft: Keeping Secrets Like a Pro! It’s like they’ve taken a page from the book of “Who’s got time for transparency when you can just fix it and move on?” With AI gaining access to files like a nosy neighbor peering over your fence, Microsoft decided to hush-hush about it. Who needs audit logs anyway, right? They just get in the way of some good old-fashioned office intrigue._**
Key Points:
- Microsoft patched a vulnerability in M365 Copilot but didn’t notify customers.
- The vulnerability allowed file access without logging the event.
- CTOs from cybersecurity firms raised the issue but were initially ignored.
- Microsoft only reports “critical” vulnerabilities, not “important” ones.
- Security experts advocate for more transparency from cloud providers.
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