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I have some notes somewhere but unfortunately they don't have citations, these are just some of the vulns they've had in the last couple years:

• Storm-0558 Breach (2023): Chinese hackers exploited a leaked signing key from a crash dump to access U.S. government emails, affecting 60,000+ State Department communications

• Azure OpenAI Service Exploitation (2024): Hackers bypassed AI guardrails using stolen credentials to generate illicit content, leading to Microsoft lawsuits against developers in Iran, UK, and Vietnam

• CVE-2025-21415 (CVSS 9.9): Spoofing vulnerability in Azure AI Face Service allowed authentication bypass and privilege escalation

• CVE-2023-36052: Azure CLI logging flaw exposed plaintext credentials in CI/CD pipelines, risking sensitive data leakage

• Azurescape (2022): Container escape vulnerability enabled cross-tenant access in Azure Container Instances, discovered by Palo Alto Networks

• ChaosDB (2022): Wiz researchers exploited CosmosDB’s Jupyter Notebook integration to access thousands of customer databases including Fortune 500 companies

• Executive Account Takeover Campaign (2024): Phishing campaign compromised 500+ executive accounts via Azure collaboration tools with MFA manipulation

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Great, thanks!

For me it's just a distant dream now, but I bet business will be booming for you in the coming years, especially if you're located in Europe ;)


This list of vulns nobody was ever bothered with except for 1 (Storm-0558) doesn't prove your ridiculously sensational comment above




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