Cybersecurity Updates: PowerShell Scripts for Entra ID, GitLab Vulnerabilities, and GTA 6 Malware Risks

On August 24, 2026, the SANS Internet Storm Center Stormcast covered recent cybersecurity developments, including PowerShell scripts for monitoring Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD). The scripts focus on identifying accounts lacking multi-factor authentication (MFA) and enriching login data with details like IP addresses and geolocation to detect suspicious activity. Microsoft patched a remote code execution vulnerability (CVE not specified) in Entra ID, initially reported as exploited but later corrected to unexploited, with no user action required. GitLab addressed two vulnerabilities: a critical unauthenticated code injection flaw via GraphQL allowing repository deletion or modification (with proof-of-concept exploit available) and a less severe cross-site request forgery issue. Additionally, a leaked 113 GB archive of Grand Theft Auto 6 was noted to contain malware, a common tactic in gaming-related downloads. The segment emphasized patching GitLab instances and caution with unofficial game files.