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Microsoft Copilot Reprompt fix (January 2026 Patch Tuesday)

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Microsoft issued a fix for the Reprompt issue in Microsoft Copilot, closing a session-hijack path that could enable invisible data exfiltration. The update landed on January 2026 Patch Tuesday after responsible disclosure, giving defenders a concrete patch point for the prompt-injection flaw. The issue matters because a single click on a crafted link could let an attacker drive Copilot actions inside an authenticated session.

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Timeline

  1. 14.01.2026 16:00 1 articles · 4mo ago

    Varonis discloses Reprompt Copilot session hijack

    Initial Disclosure

    Varonis researchers disclosed Reprompt to Microsoft on August 31, 2025 after showing that a legitimate URL's q parameter could hide malicious instructions, trigger a single-click Microsoft Copilot session hijack, and enable invisible data exfiltration from an authenticated Copilot session.

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  2. 14.01.2026 16:00 3 articles · 4mo ago

    Microsoft ships a fix for Reprompt in Microsoft Copilot

    Mitigation Patch Update

    Microsoft issued a fix for Reprompt on January 2026's Patch Tuesday, closing a Copilot session-hijack path that could keep an authenticated Microsoft Copilot conversation alive after a single click and support invisible data exfiltration.

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