Hi Tammy,
Thanks for your reply.
I was setting up Conditional Access for a new (in preview) MFA Strength Authentication that has an option for Passwordless login. Sadly this method has a serious bug, and it locked everyone out. I didn’t expect such a big flaw on a production-level feature at Microsoft.
See here video recording when I try to log in with SMS:
And see here a video recording where I try to log in with Authenticator App:
To clarify, both methods work fine meaning I enter the correct password and have MFA configured correctly. But due to the bug in your system, it goes into an infinite loop. Data Protection team emailed me with the same comment that I answered to them at least 5 times to 5 different people in 5 different time points over 4 days! I am really shocked that no one takes proper noted or don't read case information.
This is a bug as you can see from screen recording above. But the Data Protection Team is asking me to contact third-party provider or find someone with global admin rights. Obviously, these options don't work, and they asked me about these over the phone 5 times, an eventually said we get an engineer to contact you, that has not happened.
The case number I have with them is 34xxxx20. They escalated to Data Protection Team, and they follow the same exact procedure that is identical to a black hole.
No one has access to, OneDrive, Emails, Slack (SSO config), ClickUp (SSO config), Password Manager (SSO config) and essentially the business is fully down. I talked to a senior supervisor this morning over the phone, and she confirmed that this is a bug and escalated to another team. As of now, all my systems are down, but I am hoping to hear back from someone.