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Researchers Warn of NTLMv1 Bypass in Active Directory Policy

Silverfort has discovered that a misconfiguration can bypass an Active Directory Group Policy designed to disable NTLMv1, allowing NTLMv1 authentications to persist. Microsoft announced the full decommission of NTLMv1 from Windows 2025. Unified Identity Security company Silverfort has discovered a security vulnerability involving a misconfiguration in Active Directory. This vulnerability allows NTLMv1 authentication to persist despite attempts to disable it through Group Policy.

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“AuthQuake” Flaw in MS Systems Allowing MFA Bypass

Security researchers have flagged a critical vulnerability in Microsoft’s multi-factor authentication (MFA) system, called “AuthQuake,” that could allow attackers to bypass protections and gain unauthorized account access. Their report[1] details how the flaw required no user interaction, did not generate alerts, and took less than an hour to execute. While multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a solid security mechanism, such flaws make it a double-edged sword due to the nature of the user’s r

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