Oh please, that could happen at any company. Humans screw up.

But it doesn't. Full authentication bypass exploits are extremely rare and unheard of among tech giants. Maybe account takeover/recovery, sure, but full bypass? It just never happens.

Microsoft goes beyond that: they've managed to have a critical vulnerability in almost every authentication product they have ever created. It's exceptional.

Microsoft also should not be centralizing everything if they cannot keep it secure. These exploits alone gave real access to every Entra & Intune organization (millions of computers): hospitals, first-responders, finance, government, telecom. In the wrong hands, the damage to the world could have been catastrophic. I'll leave that to your imagination.