Panther medium experimental python
Azure Storage Account Shared Key Access Enabled
Detects when an existing Azure storage account's shared key access is enabled (allowSharedKeyAccess: true). Shared key access uses storage account keys for authentication, which is less secure than Azure AD-based authentication.
Detection Logic
from panther_azureactivity_helpers import (
azure_activity_alert_context,
azure_activity_success,
azure_parse_json_string,
extract_resource_name_from_id,
)
STORAGE_ACCOUNT_WRITE = "MICROSOFT.STORAGE/STORAGEACCOUNTS/WRITE"
def rule(event):
requestbody = azure_parse_json_string(event.deep_get("properties", "requestbody", default=None))
return all(
[
event.get("operationName", "").upper() == STORAGE_ACCOUNT_WRITE,
requestbody.get("properties", {}).get("allowSharedKeyAccess") is True,
requestbody.get("location") is None,
azure_activity_success(event),
]
)
def title(event):
resource_id = event.get("resourceId", "")
storage_account = extract_resource_name_from_id(
resource_id, "storageAccounts", default="<UNKNOWN_ACCOUNT>"
)
return f"Azure Storage Account shared key access enabled on [{storage_account}]"
def alert_context(event):
context = azure_activity_alert_context(event)
return context Field Validations
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