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38 Million Records Exposed in Microsoft Leak

Posted: September 13, 2021 to News.

Tags: Data Breach, Cloud Security, Malware

Microsoft has announced that a leak of data from its Power Apps portals has exposed the personal details of 38 million users, including names, email addresses, Social Security information, phone numbers, and even Covid vaccination statuses. The software is used by organizations from school systems to corporations like Ford and American Airlines.

For their part, Microsoft maintains that the issue isn’t a vulnerability, but rather an issue with the configuration in how the OData API handles public and private data.

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Craig Petronella
Craig Petronella
CEO & Founder, Petronella Technology Group | CMMC Registered Practitioner

Craig Petronella is a cybersecurity expert with over 24 years of experience protecting businesses from cyber threats. As founder of Petronella Technology Group, he has helped over 2,500 organizations strengthen their security posture, achieve compliance, and respond to incidents.

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