oauth delegated access

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OAuth delegated access allows applications and AI agents to act on behalf of a signed-in user without requiring the user's credentials. On WindowsForum.com, discussions focus on security implications in Microsoft Entra ID, particularly how assistive AI agents can abuse delegated OAuth tokens to perform actions via Microsoft Graph and Exchange, making malicious activity appear legitimate. Threat hunters are advised to correlate Entra ID agent logs with Exchange and Graph logs to detect abuse. The tag covers the challenge of distinguishing between legitimate delegated actions and attacks that exploit the trust inherent in OAuth delegation, especially as Copilot and similar workflows normalize agent-driven operations.
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    Hunting Entra ID Assistive Agent Abuse: Correlate Exchange, Graph, Entra Logs

    Microsoft Entra ID agent logs are becoming a practical threat-hunting source in June 2026 because assistive AI agents can use delegated OAuth access to act for signed-in users, making malicious Graph and Exchange activity look deceptively human. The uncomfortable lesson is that “on behalf of” is...
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