Debug-Mode Flaw in Six Microsoft Android Apps Could Expose Account Tokens

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Summary

Enclave found a debug-mode flaw in six Microsoft Android apps that could let other apps obtain access tokens. Microsoft confirmed and fixed the flaws, assigning three CVEs; users should update their apps.

Key points

  • Enclave found the same debug-mode setting enabled in Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Microsoft Loop and OneNote for Android.
  • The setting bypassed a restriction intended to prevent non-Microsoft apps from receiving Microsoft access tokens.
  • Enclave said a malicious or modified Android app could request a token; the article describes potential access to data exposed through the affected app context.
  • Microsoft confirmed and fixed the flaws, assigning CVE-2026-41100, CVE-2026-41101 and CVE-2026-41102.
  • Patches were distributed through Microsoft's Patch Tuesday mechanism; the PowerPoint fix was also released as a patched build through Google Play on May 12.
  • The article reports no confirmed exploitation and says users should be protected if their apps are up to date.

Article Details

Vulnerability Types
  • Debug-mode misconfiguration that bypassed restrictions on sharing access tokens with untrusted Android apps
  • Access-control bypass exposing Microsoft access tokens to requesting apps
Exploitation Status
unknown
Exploit Availability
unknown
Patch Status
available

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