CVE-2024-49035 is an improper access control vulnerability affecting Microsoft Partner Center. The flaw allows an unauthenticated attacker to elevate privileges over the network due to insufficient authorization enforcement within the service. Reporting also associates the issue with the Microsoft Power Apps backend used by Partner Center. The vulnerability was disclosed in November 2024 and has been described as actively exploited.
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An improper access control vulnerability in Microsoft Partner Center that is being actively exploited.
A previously disclosed improper access control vulnerability in Microsoft Partner Center that the content states was actively exploited.
An improper access control vulnerability in Microsoft Partner Center (Power Apps) allowing unauthenticated privilege escalation and lateral movement within enterprise networks.
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