Cybersecurity

Microsoft Teams for Android Vulnerability Allows Attackers to Disclose Sensitive Data

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A critical vulnerability in Microsoft Teams for Android, CVE-2026-42835, has been disclosed, potentially allowing authenticated attackers to expose sensitive data. This flaw, rated Important with a CVSS score of 8.1, enables remote information disclosure with low attack complexity. Developers and IT professionals must urgently update the application to protect against potential leaks of authentication tokens and session data, as a fix is already available through the Google Play Store.

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