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Azure Deployment Scripts: Assuming User-Assigned Managed Identities

NetSpi Technical

As Azure penetration testers, we often run into overly permissioned User-Assigned Managed Identities. This type of Managed Identity is a subscription level resource that can be applied to multiple other Azure resources. The last item on that list (Deployment Scripts) is a more recent addition (2023).

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Azure Deployment Scripts: Assuming User-Assigned Managed Identities

NetSpi Technical

As Azure penetration testers, we often run into overly permissioned User-Assigned Managed Identities. This type of Managed Identity is a subscription level resource that can be applied to multiple other Azure resources. The last item on that list (Deployment Scripts) is a more recent addition (2023).

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Deploy Layered Security with Azure GWLB & Trend Micro

Trend Micro

Looking to deploy broad network layer protection that integrates with your Azure services? Learn more about our latest launch partnership with Azure Gateway Load Balancer. You’re in the right place.

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Elevating Privileges with Azure Site Recovery Services

NetSpi Technical

NetSPI discovered a cleartext Azure Access Token for a privileged Managed Identity. This prompted further investigation in which we were able to determine that the vulnerability was caused by the Microsoft-managed Azure Site Recovery service. Requirements The Azure Site Recovery service is not enabled by default. Split(".")[1].Replace('-',

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UNC3944 Uses Azure Serial Console for Stealthy Access to Virtual Machines

Heimadal Security

Researchers revealed that the UNC3944 threat actors use phishing and SIM-swapping attacks to get control over Microsoft Azure admin accounts. Hackers maliciously used the Azure Serial Console on Azure Virtual Machines (VM) to deploy remote management software within client environments.

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A flaw in Microsoft Azure App Service exposes customer source code

Security Affairs

A vulnerability in the Microsoft Azure App Service led to the exposure of customer source code for at least four years. The vulnerability resides in Azure App Service, which is a cloud platform for hosting websites and web applications. SecurityAffairs – hacking, azure app service). The issue was fixed in November.

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Microsoft creates AI based Fusion Ransomware detection for Azure Customers

CyberSecurity Insiders

Microsoft has unveiled a new service yesterday that is aimed to detect ransomware activities on its Azure cloud platform. Therefore, as soon as any suspicious activity is observed on the Azure platform, the system sends an immediate alert to security teams to gather their attention.