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A cryptographic key stored in an Azure Key Vault (software- or HSM-protected). These keys are used for encryption, decryption, signing, key wrapping, and as customer-managed encryption keys (CMK) protecting downstream services and data.

Key Vault keys are among the most sensitive assets in a cloud tenant: they underpin envelope encryption, disk/storage/database encryption, and code/token signing. Private key material is non-exportable via normal reads, so the headline risk varies sharply by operation (read vs. crypto-oracle vs. export).


Microsoft.​KeyVault/​Vaults/​keys/​wrap/​action

Wraps an attacker-supplied symmetric key using this key. This is a low-risk operation (for asymmetric keys it can be performed with only read access to the public portion) that consumes billed cryptographic operations but exposes no key material.

Risks

Scope: LOW

This privilege allows access to data that are not meant to be public, but are otherwise not sensitive.

Links

  • https:​/​/​azure.​permissions.​cloud/​iam/​Microsoft.​KeyVault
  • https:​/​/​learn.​microsoft.​com/​en-​us/​azure/​role-​based-​access-​control/​resource-​provider-​operations
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