Profile photo component adds unwanted overlay
Component https://myaccount.microsoft.com Run command: ms-settings:yourinfo Environment Profile picture uploaded through https://myaccount.microsoft.com Profile picture uploaded through Run command (WIN+R): ms-settings:yourinfo Retrieved via Microsoft Graph SDK / Graph REST API endpoint /v1.0/me/photos/$value Steps to Reproduce Go to https://myaccount.microsoft.com. Upload a new profile picture (no presence, badge, or branding requested). Retrieve the profile picture using Microsoft Graph endpoint: GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/photos/$value Render the image in the client application. Expected Result The raw profile photo is shown exactly as stored—no overlays, rings, badges, or branding. Actual Result The component renders an overlay (e.g., presence badge/ring/branding) on top of the photo, altering the image. Impact Users see altered profile photos, leading to inconsistencies with expectations. Breaks brand/UX design guidelines that rely on unmodified profile images. Severity Medium–High (affects identity consistency across apps using Graph). Notes This happens even though no overlay option was requested in either the upload or retrieval flow. Alternative: Steps to Reproduce and working as expected Run command (WIN+R): ms-settings:yourinfo Upload a new profile picture (no presence, badge, or branding requested). Retrieve the profile picture using Microsoft Graph endpoint: GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/photos/$value Render the image in the client application. Expected Result The raw profile photo is shown exactly as stored—no overlays, rings, badges, or branding. Actual Result The raw profile photo is shown exactly as stored—no overlays, rings, badges, or branding.
My Azure login is stuck at MFA and cannot proceed
In August, I was still able to log in to Azure, and by logging in through GitHub I could bypass 2FA. But now, no matter how I try, logging in via GitHub always requires 2FA. I can’t access my Azure account anymore—nothing works. The system prompts me to use Microsoft Authenticator to confirm a two-digit code in real time. My Microsoft Authenticator on my iPhone is logged into the same Microsoft account, but I’m not receiving any verification requests for Azure login. No matter how much I refresh, nothing shows up. I’ve already updated the Microsoft Authenticator app to the latest version from the App Store. However, my personal Microsoft account works fine and can log in without any issues.TAP Question
Hi All I hope you are well. Anyway, I'm looking for some clarification over Temporary Access Passes (TAP) as our testing seems to reveal some different results from those listed in the MS documentation. Here's the scenario's. My understanding: Require MFA policy deployed via Conditional Access New user F3 user starts Issue TAP to user where they can then setup MFA themselves via My Security Info etc Testing results: Require MFA policy deployed via Conditional Access New user F3 user starts User can setup MFA themselves via MS Auth app on a mobile device or via My Security Info in a browser MS TAP Info page: "The most common use for a TAP is for a user to register authentication details during the first sign-in or device setup, without the need to complete extra security prompts." Ref: Configure a Temporary Access Pass in Microsoft Entra ID to register passwordless authentication methods - Microsoft Entra ID | Microsoft Learn Have I missed understood something here and if a new user can indeed still setup MFA is there any real need for a TAP for first time user? Info appreciated. SK
Token replay question
I had a case of a user being phished and their token being used in a replay attack. The replay appeared in the sign in logs from a different IP address to the "true" users IP. I then saw activity on the account originating from the original IP until we killed the session a few hours later. I had someone suggest that in a token replay the M365 audit\activity logs and Entra ID signing logs will show the original persons IP, not the attackers. Can anyone confirm this?
CA policy for corporate devices
I would like to create a conditional access policy to block all non corporate devices from accessing Office 365 resources. I created a policy: Applies to -> User Group Applies to -> all resources Applies to -> Win 10 Filter for devices exception-> Ownership: company & trust type: Entra Hybrid joined. Action: block The above works fine for office desktop login, i.e. blocks non corporate devices and allows corporate devices. However, a side effect is that sign ins from browser on a corporate device is still blocked.User with hundreds of Interactive Sign-In log entries that are "Interrupted"
I have one user in our organization that has hundreds of Interactive Sign-in logs in EntraID that are marked as "Interrupted". I don't even know where to start with the user. Does anyone have a recommendation for isolating the cause of these logs? Recent entries are 95% related to Office Online Core SSO application.
Entra-ID Privileged Identity Management for Groups
We have used PIM for groups to assign certain Azure Security groups to eligible users. For example a group which provides the contributor role to a certain subscription. This group is added in PIM for groups, and eligible users have been assigned to the group, in which they can provide themselves with the privileges if required to do so for maximum 8 hours. However, when we assign a user to a PIM protected group, then there is no way to tell from the user's properties, that the user has been assigned (eligible) to a PIM protected group. Therefore wouldn't it be better to create PIM groups and add the assigned user as a member of a PIM group, and assign the PIM group as eligible to the PIM protected group? Then you would able to see from the Groups list if the user is illegible for any PIM groups.
Can't access Intune Company Portal from Android device after enabling Phishing resistant MFA
HI, Since I enabled Phishing resistant MFA in my tenant, I have been unable to access the company portal on my android phone. Login starts the auth process, but the app keeps telling me that it doesn't support pass keys. If this is the case, is the way that I can exclude the app from my CA policy to allow me to install apps that I have made available to the device? Kind Rgds LeeMicrosoft Authenticator Passkeys for Entra ID on unmanaged devices
Hello, has anyone successfully registered passkeys on an unmanaged phone in an organisation with device compliance policies? Use case is to provide a phishing-resistant MFA option via Authenticator app for logging into apps on their desktop. Users already have authenticator app on their phone and do number matching MFA. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity/authentication/how-to-register-passkey-authenticator?tabs=iOS When I select "Create a passkey" - I need to log into my account. However I'm blocked from successful authentication because I have conditional access policies to require compliant devices. As my mobile phone is not enrolled into Intune, I never get to the step where the passkey is created and registered. Based on the constraints - it seems like passkeys cannot be used for unmanaged/BYOD devices for organisations that have device compliance policies. It can only be used for users who have enrolled their mobile phone. Looking to see if anyone has tips or different experience using passkeys on unmanaged mobile phones to log into Entra?SCIM - Provision null values
Hoping to get some more official feedback regarding Entra's in-ability to provision null values, mainly outbound provisioning. The SCIM standard caters for this use case, so what is Microsoft's reluctance on this functionality? If it's the concern of breaking functionality, surely it can be an 'opt-in' setting like the bulk delete setting? I know some good conversation has taken place here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/223936/sending-an-empty-value-with-user-provisioning-(sci
