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    Microsoft Probes MFA Errors Disrupting 365 Account Setups Across EMEA and Asia

    June 13, 2025

    Microsoft is reportedly investigating a new Microsoft 365 issue affecting authentication, including self-service password resets and multi-factor authentication setup. According to Bleeping Computer, the problem stems from a recent change meant to improve MFA sign-in. “We’ve identified that some of the infrastructure that processes authentication-related requests is not performing within expected thresholds,” Microsoft said. A […]

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