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CVE-2026-32185 is an Important spoofing vulnerability in Microsoft Teams for Android. According to Microsoft, the issue is caused by files or directories being accessible to external parties, mapped to CWE-552. This improper exposure can allow an unauthorized attacker to perform spoofing locally within the Teams application. While Microsoft has not publicly described the exact vulnerable function or code path, the available advisory information indicates the flaw arises from Teams' handling of file or directory access in a way that can enable impersonation of trusted elements or content presented to the user.
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A spoofing vulnerability in Microsoft Teams for Android caused by files or directories being accessible to external parties, enabling an unauthorized local attacker to spoof trusted elements within the application.
A Microsoft Teams spoofing vulnerability caused by files or directories being accessible to external parties, allowing an unauthorized attacker to perform spoofing locally.
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