Threat Pulse 62High
Microsoft Authenticator flaw let Android apps take work sign-in tokens
Severity 5PatchedconfirmedCredentials and personal data

CVE-2026-80097: a malicious Android app with no permissions could impersonate Teams and obtain work account tokens. Update Microsoft Authenticator.

· 9 days ago · thehackernews.com
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@TheHackersNewsverifiedOct 27, 12:10 UTC

🚨 Microsoft Authenticator flaw let malicious Android apps impersonate Teams and obtain work account sign-in tokens. No app permissions needed. Researchers demonstrated access to email, files, and calendars. Microsoft has patched it. 🔗 Read more ↓

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@DarkWebInformerverifiedOct 27, 17:27 UTC

🚨🇺🇸 Microsoft Authenticator flaw allowed malicious Android apps to steal work account tokens Tracked as CVE-2026-80097, the high-severity vulnerability allowed an Android app with no permissions to impersonate trusted Microsoft apps such as Teams and request

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