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# Azure Blob Container Access Level Modification

### Synopsis

| Field                | Value                                                     |
| -------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| Activation Period    | 14 Days                                                   |
| Training Period      | 30 Days                                                   |
| Test Period          | N/A (single event)                                        |
| Deduplication Period | 1 Day                                                     |
| Required Data        | Azure Audit Log                                           |
| Detection Modules    | Cloud                                                     |
| Detector Tags        | Cloud Data Asset Configuration, Data Detection & Response |
| ATT\&CK Tactic       | Defense Impairment (TA0112)                               |
| ATT\&CK Technique    | File and Directory Permissions Modification (T1222)       |
| Severity             | Low                                                       |

### Description

Access level modification for a blob container, this action might be dangerous as sensitive data can be exposed.

### Attacker's Goals

Access restricted data.

### Investigative actions

* Check if and which data was exposed after the access level modification.


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