Advisory
Published 2026-10-08
Verified 2026-10-09

Microsoft publishes seven critical cloud-service CVEs already fixed on its side: Partner Center (CVSS 10.0), Bookings (9.9), Dataverse and Azure App Service (9.8), Azure SRE Agent (9.6), API Center and Event Grid; no customer action needed

Microsoft's Security Update Guide added seven cloud-service CVEs on 8 October 2026 (US time), all rated Critical by Microsoft and all marked as already fully mitigated by Microsoft with no action for customers; they are published for transparency under its cloud-service CVE policy. They are CVE-2026-96207, improper certificate validation in Microsoft Partner Center allowing privilege escalation by an unauthenticated attacker (CVSS 10.0); CVE-2026-94510, an authorisation bypass through a user-controlled key in Microsoft Bookings (9.9); CVE-2026-88131, deserialisation of untrusted data allowing unauthenticated code execution in Microsoft Dataverse (9.8); CVE-2026-77900, missing authentication allowing unauthenticated code execution in Azure App Service (9.8); CVE-2026-69435, missing authorisation in Azure SRE Agent allowing an authenticated attacker to escalate privileges (9.6); CVE-2026-83943, information disclosure in Azure API Center (8.7); and CVE-2026-83947, spoofing in Azure Event Grid (7.7).

Microsoft says none were publicly disclosed or exploited. Primary: Microsoft Security Response Center.

Product
Microsoft cloud services — Partner Center, Bookings, Dataverse, Azure App Service, Azure SRE Agent, Azure API Center, Azure Event Grid
Versions
n/a — Microsoft-hosted services, fixed by Microsoft
CVSS
(CVE-2026-96207); 9.9 (CVE-2026-94510); 9.8 (CVE-2026-88131, CVE-2026-77900); 9.6 (CVE-2026-69435); 8.7 (CVE-2026-83943); 7.7 (CVE-2026-83947)
Exploited in Australia?
unknown
Patch to
No customer action required; Microsoft has fixed all seven. Partners and tenants may still want to review Partner Center, Bookings and App Service audit logs for unusual activity from before the fix dates.

vulnerabilities cloud identity