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Open Unified Identities › Resources, filter Providers to Azure Resource Management › Web App, then select a row to open its details. Web apps are Azure App Service web apps.

Web Apps

Web Apps Details

Details page contains the Risk and Exposure Point of the web app and the Information pane.

You can analyze the object in the Graph by clicking the Graph » button next to the Information title.

Web Apps Details

Information

Information Pane contains Details and Managed Identities tabs.

A Tier 0 or Tier 2 badge on the right of the Information title shows the tier of the web app.

Details

Details tab contains attributes below about the web app.

Attribute Description
Name The display name of the web app with tenant suffix
Location The Azure region where the web app is deployed
Kind The kind of App Service resource (e.g., app, linux)
State The current state of the web app (e.g., Running)
Default Host Name The default hostname assigned to the web app
HTTPS Only Indicates whether the web app accepts only HTTPS traffic
Client Cert Enabled Indicates whether client certificate authentication is enabled
Tenant The tenant the web app belongs to
Resource Group The resource group the web app is associated with

Runtime

When runtime configuration is available, the following attributes are shown in a separate Runtime section.

Attribute Description
Runtime Stack The application runtime stack (e.g., NODE, DOTNET)
Runtime Version The version of the runtime stack
Linux Stack Version The Linux FX version string (e.g., NODE|18-lts)
Windows Stack Version The Windows FX version string
.NET Framework Version The .NET Framework version configured for the web app
Node.js Version The Node.js version configured for the web app
Python Version The Python version configured for the web app
Java Version The Java version configured for the web app
PHP Version The PHP version configured for the web app

Managed Identities

The Managed Identities tab lists Azure Active Directory service principals (managed identities) assigned to the web app. A managed identity lets the web app authenticate to other Azure resources (e.g. Key Vault, Storage, SQL) without storing credentials in code or configuration. Any role granted to an identity listed here is effectively granted to this web app, so these identities are part of its attack surface.

Attribute Description
Name The display name of the managed identity with tenant suffix
Display Name The display name of the service principal
Type The service principal type (e.g., ManagedIdentity)

Managed Identities

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