Microsoft SharePoint exposure: 163,266 matching assets and a code injection flaw that needs only a user account

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Microsoft SharePoint exposure: 163,266 matching assets and a code injection flaw that needs only a user account SharePoint is one of the few enterprise platforms where an ordinary authenticated user is a meaningful attack position. The exposure figure for SharePoint therefore needs to be read alongside its authentication model rather than in isolation. Every count in this article comes from ZoomEye international, queried through the official Python SDK on 3 October 2026 between 02:33 and 02:35 UTC. All queries used the sub_type=all scope, which covers devices and websites, with a page size of

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