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spoofing
About this tag
Spoofing vulnerabilities in Microsoft products are a recurring theme on WindowsForum.com, with discussions covering CVE entries for .NET, Office, Azure Cosmos DB, SharePoint Server, Exchange Server, Dynamics 365 Field Service, and Microsoft Teams. These flaws typically involve presentation-layer issues, UI misrepresentation, or improper input validation that allow attackers to impersonate legitimate interfaces or users. Threads emphasize the urgency of applying vendor patches, verifying CVE-to-KB mappings, and implementing layered mitigations. Common advice includes treating vendor advisories as canonical, using interactive MSRC pages for accurate mapping, and assuming realistic risk models for social-engineering-assisted attacks. The tag covers both on-premises and cloud services, with severity ratings ranging from medium to high.
Microsoft’s Security Update Guide has assigned CVE‑2026‑21218 to a .NET‑class spoofing vulnerability, but public technical detail remains limited: the identifier exists and is being tracked by the vendor, yet the root cause, precise exploitability, and mapped KB updates are either terse or not...
Microsoft’s Security Update Guide lists a vulnerability identified as CVE-2025-64677 described as an Office “Out‑of‑Box Experience” (OoBE) spoofing issue — a presentation‑layer flaw that can be used to impersonate setup or first‑run UI elements and coerce users into granting access, consenting...
Microsoft’s Security Response Center has recorded CVE‑2025‑64675 as a spoofing vulnerability affecting Azure Cosmos DB, but the public technical detail is deliberately sparse and important aspects — exploitability, root cause, and a public proof‑of‑concept — remain unconfirmed, leaving defenders...
Microsoft’s Security Update Guide lists CVE-2025-64672 as a SharePoint Server spoofing vulnerability that administrators must treat with urgency: the advisory classifies the issue as a presentation-layer input neutralization problem (CWE‑79 / XSS-style) and the public trackers show a high...
Microsoft has assigned CVE‑2025‑64667 to a newly recorded Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerability classified as a spoofing / UI misrepresentation issue; the MSRC entry and CVE aggregators show the advisory was published on December 9, 2025 and currently carries a medium severity (CVSS 3.1 ~5.3)...
Microsoft’s advisory for a spoofing vulnerability affecting Dynamics 365 Field Service (online) is terse, dynamically rendered in the Microsoft Security Update Guide, and — as currently available in public mirrors — leaves important technical details unconfirmed; administrators must treat the...
Microsoft Teams — one of the world’s most widely used collaboration platforms — was shown to contain a set of trust‑breaking flaws that could let attackers impersonate executives, spoof notifications, rewrite chat history silently, and even forge caller identities in voice/video calls; Check...
Microsoft has assigned CVE-2025-59248 to a newly disclosed spoofing vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Server, and the vendor released security updates on October 14, 2025 that address the issue in supported Exchange builds; the flaw is described as an improper input validation problem that can...
Microsoft has recorded CVE-2025-59185 as an external control of file name or path vulnerability in Windows Core Shell that Microsoft classifies as a spoofing issue and that security trackers map into the broader family of NTLM hash‑disclosure and spoofing problems that have been actively...
Microsoft has published an advisory for CVE-2025-59250 — a high-severity spoofing vulnerability in the Microsoft JDBC Driver for SQL Server that, if left unpatched, can allow attackers to impersonate trusted SQL Server endpoints or inject attacker-controlled metadata into JDBC client sessions...
Microsoft’s Security Update Guide lists a “spoofing” class advisory tied to data‑sharing and assistant integrations, but the exact CVE identifier CVE‑2025‑59200 is not present in the set of vendor and community records available for review; the public record for Copilot‑ and...
Microsoft’s free Windows 10 upgrade became a vehicle for a crop of convincing phishing emails that delivered file‑encrypting ransomware disguised as a legitimate installer, according to security researchers — a reminder that major platform announcements instantly become social‑engineering boons...
Microsoft’s security advisory around a freshly disclosed browser bug highlights a repeat problem for mobile users: an insufficient UI warning in Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) for Android that enables spoofing over a network. The vendor entry you provided points to a CVE record that the...
Microsoft’s Security Update Guide lists CVE-2025-55243 as a spoofing vulnerability in Microsoft OfficePlus that can lead to the exposure of sensitive information and enable an attacker to perform spoofing over a network, but key public mirrors and automated scrapers offer limited or inconsistent...
The Indian government’s cybersecurity arm has issued a high-severity alert advising organisations and individuals to urgently address a batch of patched—but still dangerous—vulnerabilities across multiple Microsoft products, including Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based), Windows Server storage...
CVE-2025-49736 — Microsoft Edge (Chromium) for Android: UI‑spoofing / “UI performs the wrong action” vulnerability
A deep-dive explainer, impact assessment, and practical mitigation checklist
Summary
Microsoft’s Security Update Guide lists CVE‑2025‑49736 as affecting Microsoft Edge...
Title: Urgent: CVE-2025-49707 — Azure Virtual Machines Improper Access Control Allows Local Spoofing (What IT Teams Must Do Now)
Summary
Microsoft has published guidance for CVE-2025-49707: an improper access-control vulnerability in Azure Virtual Machines that allows an authorized attacker to...
Microsoft security telemetry and third‑party trackers identify a newly disclosed spoofing flaw in the Windows Security App that lets a locally authorized user manipulate file names or paths and present forged or misleading security UI and alerts — a vulnerability cataloged publicly under the...
Title: CVE-2025-50171 — Remote Desktop "Missing authorization" (spoofing) vulnerability — what admins must know and do now
TL;DR (quick action checklist)
This CVE (CVE-2025-50171) is a Microsoft-reported vulnerability in Remote Desktop Server described as a “missing authorization” that allows...
Microsoft's security update for a Windows File Explorer flaw underscores a long-standing risk vector: trusted UI components that implicitly parse untrusted content. In March 2025 Microsoft disclosed and patched a Windows File Explorer spoofing vulnerability that could cause Explorer to...