Identity Single Factor Connectionsto Azure

//Find any single factor sign ins to Azure resources such as the Azure portal //Data connector required for this query - Azure Active Directory - Signin Logs //Microsoft Sentinel query SigninLogs | where TimeGenerated > ago(7d) | where AppDisplayName has "Azure" | where ResultType == 0 | where AuthenticationRequirement == "singleFactorAuthentication" | summarize ['Single Factor Authentications']=make_set(UserPrincipalName) by AppDisplayName | extend ['User Count'] = array_length(['Single Factor Authentications']) | order by ['User Count'] desc //Advanced Hunting query //Data connector required for this query - Advanced Hunting with Azure AD P2 License AADSignInEventsBeta | where Timestamp > ago(7d) | where Application has "Azure" | where ErrorCode == 0 | where LogonType == @"[""interactiveUser""]" | where AuthenticationRequirement == "singleFactorAuthentication" | summarize ['Single Factor Authentications']=make_set(AccountUpn) by Application | extend ['User Count'] = array_length(['Single Factor Authentications']) | order by ['User Count'] desc

Explanation

The query is looking for single factor sign-ins to Azure resources, specifically the Azure portal. It uses different data connectors depending on the query platform being used (Microsoft Sentinel or Advanced Hunting).

In the Microsoft Sentinel query:

It filters the sign-in logs from the past 7 days.
It further filters the logs to only include sign-ins to Azure resources with a result type of 0 (successful sign-ins).
It narrows down the results to only include sign-ins that used single factor authentication.
It groups the sign-ins by the application display name and counts the number of unique users.
Finally, it orders the results by the user count in descending order.

In the Advanced Hunting query:

It filters the sign-in events from the past 7 days.
It further filters the events to only include sign-ins to Azure resources with an error code of 0 (successful sign-ins).
It narrows down the results to only include sign-ins that used single factor authentication and interactive user logon type.
It groups the sign-ins by the application name and counts the number of unique users.
Finally, it orders the results by the user count in descending order.

Details

Matt Zorich

Released: June 17, 2022

Tables

SigninLogsAADSignInEventsBeta

Keywords

SigninLogsTimeGeneratedAppDisplayNameAzureResultTypeAuthenticationRequirementUserPrincipalNameUser Count AADSignInEventsBetaTimestampApplicationErrorCodeLogonTypeAccountUpnUser Count

Operators

| where>agohas==summarizemake_setbyextendarray_lengthorder by

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