Multiple Active Directory Vulnerabilities Let Attackers Bypass Security Feature Remotely

Microsoft has disclosed three Active Directory vulnerabilities that could let a remote attacker bypass a key security feature in Windows domain environments. The issues are tracked as CVE-2026-69982, CVE-2026-96252, and CVE-2026-108131, and administrators should review Microsoft’s Security Update Guide entries and deploy the available fixes as soon as possible. Active Directory is the central identity service many organizations use to manage users, computers, permissions, and access to business systems. A weakness that bypasses a security control in this environment can be serious because domain services sit at the center of authentication and trust. If an attacker can reach an exposed or poorly protected domain service, they...

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