Default Azure Automation Setting Enabled Cross-Tenant Identity Takeovers
Microsoft has addressed a critical vulnerability (CVE-2025-29827) in its Azure Automation service, which could have allowed attackers to seize another tenant's identity and access sensitive data, credentials, and cloud workloads. The flaw stemmed from a default configuration that made Azure Automation accounts publicly accessible, combined with two code-level bugs. While Microsoft has changed the default setting, organizations are advised to audit the scope of identities and tokens assigned to cloud automation accounts.
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