Microsoft Defender reports attack paths from Azure TRE Web Apps to Key Vaults #5041
Ansar Rafique (ansarrafique)
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I would recommend upgrading to 0.28.0 first. 0.29.0 should be imminent after testing concludes, but I'd have to do some research to see if you could skip 0.28.0 altogether. Marcus Robinson (@marrobi) thoughts? |
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We are running Azure TRE v0.27.0 and use Microsoft Defender for Cloud to monitor the environment. Defender is currently reporting three attack paths involving Azure TRE Web Apps, managed identities, and Key Vaults:
The critical finding is:
Internet exposed Azure Web App with high severity vulnerabilities allows lateral movement to Critical Azure Key VaultThe other two high findings are:
Internet exposed Azure Web App with high severity vulnerabilities allows lateral movement to Azure Key VaultThe attack path in each case is like:
Internet → Azure Web App → Managed Identity → Azure Key VaultFrom what I understand, Defender is highlighting that if the internet-facing Web App is compromised, its managed identity could potentially be used to access the associated Key Vault.
I wanted to check whether others are seeing the same findings and how these should be handled.
I have a few questions:
I would be interested to hear how others are approaching these findings before making changes locally.
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