The document outlines an agenda for Azure penetration testing, covering an overview of Azure services, common attack targets, and various penetration testing tools. It includes guidelines for ethical hacking within Azure environments and emphasizes the importance of identifying vulnerabilities in public-facing services. The document also mentions specific tools for Azure penetration testing and offers a demo for practical skill development.

1. Azure Penetration Testing
Eng Soon Cheah
Microsoft MVP

2. Agenda
• Overview of Azure Services
• Most common Azure Services that will be
attacked
• Azure Penetration Testing Tools
• Guidelines for Azure Penetration Testing
• Demo

3. Overview of Azure Services
Host applications
Store data for
applications
Create applications
Enhance
applications
Monitor or manage
application

4. Most common Azure Services that will be attacked
App Services Storage Accounts
Automation
Accounts
Virtual Machines
Key Vaults Azure SQL
Azure Container
Registry/ Azure
Container
Instances

5. Azure Penetration Testing Tools
Windows or Linux administration tools
• JQ,httpie,wget,curl,unzip , and PowerShell
General Penetration testing tools
• Gobuster,nmap,dnscan,and hydra
Azure-specific penetration testing tools
• Microbust,Lava,Koboko,PowerZure,Stormspotter nd BloodHound

6. Azure Penetration Testing Scopes
Anonymous external testing
Read-only configuration review
Internal network testing
Architecture review

7. Demo
Test at your own risk

8. Identifying vulnerabilities
in public-facing services
MicroBurst
Virtual Machine with WSL

14. Add the following names to the Notepad file. Save the file and close it:
Scripts
Templates
Archieve
2020
2019
2018

16. Reference
• Penetration Testing Azure for Ethical
Hackers: Develop practical skills to perform
pentesting and risk assessment of
Microsoft Azure environments