admin security

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The admin security tag on WindowsForum.com covers topics relevant to IT administrators managing security in Microsoft environments. Recent discussions include the VoidProxy AiTM phishing service that bypasses MFA by intercepting session cookies, new rules-based app management in the Microsoft Teams Admin Center for controlling third-party app access, and a vulnerability in Microsoft's inetpub folder introduced by a patch for a privilege escalation bug. These threads highlight real-time threats, administrative controls, and patch-related risks that admins must navigate to protect enterprise systems.
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    VoidProxy AiTM Phishing: Real-Time Session Cookies & MFA Bypass Explained

    A new, industrialized phishing service called VoidProxy is being used by multiple criminal groups to intercept Google and Microsoft sign-ins in real time, harvest credentials, MFA responses and — critically — session cookies that let attackers impersonate users without needing passwords or...
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    Microsoft Teams Admin Center Gets New Rules-Based App Management for Enhanced Security in 2025

    Microsoft is set to introduce a significant update to the Teams Admin Center, focusing on the management of third-party applications. This new feature, known as "Rules-Based Enablement of Third-Party Teams Apps," empowers Microsoft 365 (M365) administrators to establish specific criteria for...
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    Microsoft’s inetpub Folder Vulnerability: How a Quick Fix Became a Security Flaw

    Microsoft’s Mystery inetpub Folder: When the Fix Becomes a Flaw At the heart of the latest chapter in Windows patching is a familiar folder with an unfamiliar twist—c:\inetpub. The recent kerfuffle that has swept Windows administrators into a maelstrom of head-scratching and risk analysis...
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