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The SecOps Group CCPenX-Az Exam Syllabus

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Before starting your CCPenX-Az exam preparation, it is recommended to review the complete The SecOps Group Certified Cloud Pentesting eXpert - Azure exam syllabus and carefully go through the exam objectives listed below. Once you understand the exam structure and objectives, you should practice using our free CCPenX-Az questions. We also provide premium CCPenX-Az practice test, fully updated according to the latest exam objectives, to help you accurately assess your preparedness for the actual exam.

The SecOps Group
Vendor
CCPenX-Az
Exam Code
31
Total Questions
5
Total Exam Domains

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The SecOps Group CCPenX-Az Exam Objectives

Section 1: Enumeration & Reconnaissance
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  • Azure DNS and Subdomain Enumeration
  • IP and Host Discovery
  • Azure Portal and Management Endpoint Enumeration
  • Enumerating Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) Tenants
  • Enumerating Azure Applications and Enterprise Apps
  • Identifying Azure-hosted Web Services
  • Discovering Azure Resource Endpoints
  • Detecting Azure Hybrid Identity (AAD Connect) Artifacts
  • Identifying Publicly Accessible Resources (Blob URLs, App Services, APIs)
  • Crawling Azure-hosted Applications for Metadata and Endpoints
Section 2: Identity and Access Management (IAM)
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  • Enumerating Entra ID Users, Groups, and Roles
  • Abusing Entra ID Roles (e.g., Helpdesk Admin, Application Admin, Privileged Auth Admin)
  • Misuse of Self-Service Group Management Features
  • Discovering and Analyzing Role Assignments and Privileged Access
  • Identifying Conditional Access and MFA Configurations
  • Bypassing MFA via Token Replay or Role Misuse
  • Discovering Federated Identities and External Collaborations
  • Misconfigured App Registrations and API Permissions Azure AD Token Abuse: Refresh, Access, and ID Tokens
Section 3: Azure Resource Misconfigurations
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  • Misconfigured Storage Accounts (Blob, File, Queue, Table)
  • Publicly Accessible Azure Key Vaults
  • Insecure Logic Apps and Function Apps
  • Azure App Service Misconfigurations (Kudu, SCM)
  • Azure Automation Account Abuses
  • Secrets in VM Custom Script Extensions or ARM Templates
  • Exploiting Azure Managed Identities (System/User Assigned)
  • Accessing Misconfigured Cosmos DB, SQL Database, or Redis
  • Network Security Group (NSG) and Firewall Misconfigurations
  • Abusing Azure Resource Graph and Azure CLI for Recon
  • Exposed Diagnostic Logs and Monitoring Data
Section 4: Vulnerability Identification
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  • Identifying Vulnerable Web Applications in Azure Context
  • Misconfigured API Management and Application Gateways
  • Detecting SSRF, RCE, IDOR, and Insecure Deserialization in Azure Apps
  • Overprivileged Apps via OAuth and Microsoft Graph
  • Analyzing Azure RBAC via Resource Graph for Misconfigurations
  • Abuse of Azure Arc or Azure Bastion
  • Exploiting Weaknesses in Azure DevOps and CI/CD Pipelines
Section 5: Exploitation Techniques
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  • Stealing and Reusing Azure Access/Refresh Tokens
  • Token Theft via Azure API Proxies or Misconfigured Apps
  • Extracting Secrets from Azure Key Vaults and App Configs
  • Abuse of Instance Metadata Services (IMDSv1/2)
  • Lateral Movement via Exposed Credentials or Misconfigured Roles
  • Elevating Privileges via Chained Azure Role Assignments
  • Pivoting through Function Apps, Logic Apps, and Automation Accounts
  • Leveraging Run Command on Virtual Machines
  • Abusing Microsoft Defender for Cloud Permissions
  • Persistence Techniques using App Registrations, Roles, or Service Principals
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