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NotLegit: Azure App Service vulnerability exposed hundreds of source code repositories

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NotLegit: Azure App Service vulnerability exposed hundreds of source code repositories

Wiz Research Team identified a vulnerability in Azure App Service that exposed hundreds of source code repositories. The flaw, named NotLegit, allowed unauthorized access to sensitive code assets stored in the affected service. This exposure represents a significant risk to organizations relying on Azure App Service for application hosting and development.

Why it matters: Organizations using Azure App Service need to assess whether their source code repositories were exposed and should immediately validate access controls and audit recent activity; developers and security teams should review this vulnerability and apply available mitigations.

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NotLegit: Azure App Service vulnerability exposed hundreds of source code repositories

Wiz Research Team identified a vulnerability in Azure App Service that exposed hundreds of source code repositories. The flaw, named NotLegit, allowed unauthorized access to sensitive code assets stored in the affected service. This exposure represents a significant risk to organizations relying on Azure App Service for application hosting and development.

Why it matters: Organizations using Azure App Service need to assess whether their source code repositories were exposed and should immediately validate access controls and audit recent activity; developers and security teams should review this vulnerability and apply available mitigations.

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