The recent CVE-2025-53792 highlights the risk of initial access to Azure environments. But the real damage happens in the next step: data exfiltration. I've been researching post-exploitation tools and found a slick GUI utility called [red-team-tools-for-azure]. It's built for one thing: finding and downloading emails from Azure/O365 mailboxes after you have credentials or access. Why it's concerning/effective: · No Scripting Needed: A graphical interface makes mailbox browsing and searching intuitive, lowering the barrier for entry. · Forensic Footprint: Downloads full .eml files, which is much stealthier and more thorough than screenshots. While this tool itself doesn't exploit CVE-2025-53792, it's exactly the kind of tool an attacker would use immediately after to capitalize on that access. Blue teams should be aware that mailbox looting can be this streamlined. GitHub: [https://github.com/ws-research/red-team-tools-for-azure/] (Awareness and authorized pen testing only!)