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Microsoft to enforce script injection protections in Entra ID

Starting mid-October, Microsoft will block external scripts from running on Entra ID login pages, limiting scripts to those hosted by Microsoft. This is meant to reduce risks like cross-site scripting attacks that steal user credentials. Enterprise customers using browser extensions or tools that inject scripts into the sign-in flow will need to stop before the change. Enforcement is automatic and doesn’t require any setup.

Why it mattersEntra ID controls access for many businesses, so this automatically raises the security bar for millions of users—especially against attacks that try to steal passwords as people sign in. Admins relying on browser code injectors will have to reconsider their setups.

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