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CVE-2024-38206 is an information disclosure vulnerability in Microsoft Copilot Studio in which an authenticated remote attacker can bypass server-side request forgery protections. The flaw allows requests that should be constrained by SSRF defenses to be made in a way that exposes sensitive information over the network. Available reporting identifies the issue as a bypass of existing SSRF security mechanisms rather than a generic access control failure, indicating that the vulnerable behavior lies in how Copilot Studio validates, restricts, or enforces outbound request protections for attacker-controlled inputs or request flows.
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Microsoft Copilot Studio vulnerability allowing an authenticated attacker to bypass SSRF protections and gain unauthorized access to sensitive data.
Information disclosure issue in Microsoft Copilot Studio that can leak sensitive information over a network.
An information disclosure vulnerability affecting Microsoft Copilot Studio.
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