3.2 KiB
Breach Re-Check — megan.hiatt@cascadestucson.com
Date: 2026-06-30 · Performed by: Howard Enos (ClaudeTools session)
Tenant: Cascades of Tucson (cascadestucson.com, 207fa277-e9d8-4eb7-ada1-1064d2221498)
Object ID: ab306d53-6d6c-4f8f-a982-f4f571722178
Why: Megan's account carried a CREDENTIAL_STUFFING_ACTIVE marker in the April tenant
inventory. This re-check verifies whether the April remediation held and whether the campaign is
still active. Read-only; no actions taken.
Verdict — CLEAN. April remediation held; attack no longer active.
The April credential-stuffing campaign (119 malicious sign-in attempts over 30 days from 7 EU/UK IPs, all blocked at error 50053) has ceased, and the hardening applied in April is still in place. No compromise indicators.
April remediation — current status (did it hold?)
| April control | Current state (2026-06-30) | Held? |
|---|---|---|
| Disable SMTP AUTH on Megan's mailbox | SmtpClientAuthenticationDisabled=true |
Yes |
| Disable IMAP | ImapEnabled=false |
Yes |
| Disable POP | PopEnabled=false |
Yes |
| Rotate password | Last change 2026-05-28 (post-April; rotated) |
Yes |
| MFA = Authenticator (not SMS) | Methods: password + microsoftAuthenticator only; no SMS, no new method | Yes |
| Tenant anti-spam / anti-phish hardening (SPF hard-fail, mailbox-intelligence quarantine, first-contact tips) | Applied tenant-wide in April (Default policies) | (tenant-level, unchanged) |
EWS / ActiveSync / OWA / MAPI remain enabled — same as April; those are modern-auth capable, not basic-auth bypass paths.
Live breach check (10-point) — all clean
| # | Check | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Sign-ins (30d) | 0 interactive, 0 non-US (was 119 malicious + 16 US-success in April) | No active attack; no foreign success ever |
| Account | accountEnabled=true, cloud-only |
normal |
| Auth methods | password + Microsoft Authenticator (2) | no new/weak method |
| Inbox rules | 1 visible + 4 hidden — all benign (Junk default, 2 OOF system, user "Cascade of Tucson" move rule) | no forward/redirect/delete |
| Mailbox permissions | 0 non-SELF | no delegates |
| SendAs | 0 non-SELF | none |
| Forwarding | ForwardingAddress=null, ForwardingSmtpAddress=null |
not forwarding |
| OAuth grants | 5 — Outlook Mobile ×2, third-party OIDC SSO, Contacts.Read (April set) + ALIS SSO SP e1cae4ad… User.Read (expected, June 3 ALIS rollout) |
benign |
| Directory audits (30d) | 0 | no admin tampering |
| Risk detections | 0 (risky-user read still Forbidden — known IdentityRiskyUser.Read.All consent gap, not a finding) |
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Notes
CREDENTIAL_STUFFING_ACTIVEis a stale April marker, not a live signal — the campaign is no longer hitting (0 attempts in 30d). It reflects April state captured in the tenant inventory.- The only April recommendation not confirmed implemented is C1 — Conditional Access US-only geo-block for office users. It is now optional/low-urgency: every stuffing attempt was already blocked by MFA + MS IP-reputation, and the campaign has stopped. Worth scheduling as baseline hardening but not an active risk.
- Raw artifacts:
/tmp/remediation-tool/207fa277-…/user-breach/megan_hiatt_cascadestucson_com/.