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Microsoft Security Updates — July 2026

Roundup of Microsoft security advisories published in July 2026.

PoC PowerShell +516 roundup
10c 227i updated
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Webworm APT Updates TTPs with Discord and Microsoft Graph C2

The Webworm APT group is using updated tactics, techniques, and procedures, including new backdoors using Discord and Microsoft Graph API for command and control, custom proxy tools, and GitHub for malware staging, shifting focus to European governmental organizations.

Microsoft Graph API +4 Webworm apt discord proxy tool
2r 10t 1c 1i
medium advisory

Microsoft Graph API Email Access by Unusual Client and User

Detects anomalous access to email resources via Microsoft Graph API, potentially indicating a compromised OAuth refresh token or Primary Refresh Token (PRT) being used by an attacker.

Microsoft 365 +1 azure graphapi email oauth credentialtheft
2r 1t
medium advisory

Azure AD Service Principal Enumeration via Microsoft Graph API

An attacker uses Microsoft Graph API to enumerate multiple Azure AD service principals, potentially using tools like AzureHound or ROADtools, to gather information for privilege escalation or lateral movement.

Azure Active Directory +1 azuread serviceprincipal enumeration
2r 2t
high threat

O365 Service Principal Creation Detection

Detection of new service principal creation in O365 tenants, which can be abused by attackers for unauthorized access, API interaction, and data compromise.

Office 365 +5 NOBELIUM Group cloud o365 service_principal persistence azuread
2r 1t
medium advisory

Unusual Microsoft Graph Email Access via OAuth Application

An adversary might use a phished OAuth refresh token or Primary Refresh Token (PRT) with a first-party application to access email resources via Microsoft Graph API, particularly focusing on unusual application and user combinations.

Microsoft Graph API +2 azure graphapi oauth email
2r 2t
low advisory

Microsoft Graph API Request User Impersonation by Unusual Client

Detection of the first-time use of a Microsoft Graph API request by a specific client application ID, user principal object ID, and tenant ID, potentially indicating unauthorized access via phishing, token theft, or OAuth abuse.

Microsoft Graph API +1 cloud azure graphapi initial_access
2r 2t