services / Azure / Storage account

An Azure Storage account is a primary production data store holding blobs, files, queues, and tables, with control-plane configuration for networking, encryption, access keys, and custom domains.

Storage accounts back a single organizational function's data; their access keys and SAS tokens are full-control data-plane credentials, making key/SAS-returning operations effectively account-takeover primitives.


Microsoft.​Storage/​storageAccounts/​write

Creates/updates the account, letting an attacker weaken network firewall/ACL and encryption settings, enable public/shared-key access, and add a custom domain to hijack traffic for that hostname.

Risks

Scope: HIGH

This privilege may grant access to sensitive data from a single organizational function, or allow interruption of a service supporting a single organizational function.

Links

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