A tool that provides visibility, control, and threat protection for cloud-based applications and services
We're seeing similar issues today - we're based in the UK and getting a bunch of alerts for IP's based in the Netherlands.
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Hi Team,
We’ve recently seen an uptick in what appear to be false positive Microsoft Defender Impossible Travel Activity alerts between the United States and the following Mexico-based IPs:
158.23.85.187
158.23.93.170
158.23.86.108
(And likely additional IPs as well.)
All of these Mexico IP addresses belong to Microsoft and are associated with Microsoft OneDrive services.
What we’re seeing is a pattern where a user reviews a file in SharePoint, then accesses or uploads the same file via OneDrive, which triggers the Impossible Travel alert. The U.S. IPs involved are expected and part of the organization’s normal environment — however, Microsoft Defender appears to be flagging its own Microsoft infrastructure as “Impossible Travel Activity.”
We’re asking for an internal review of the Impossible Travel detection logic at Microsoft since it's triggering False Positives and would like confirmation on whether this behavior is being observed elsewhere.
A tool that provides visibility, control, and threat protection for cloud-based applications and services
We're seeing similar issues today - we're based in the UK and getting a bunch of alerts for IP's based in the Netherlands.