Storing Azure B2C credentials in Azure Key Vault

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Storing Azure B2C credentials in Azure Key Vault

Subhash Kumar Mahato 265

Hi All,

What are the best practices for utilizing Azure Key Vault to store Azure B2C credentials? Specifically, what kind of information can be securely stored in the key vault?

Further, how to access those stored credentials or information? Should it have required to confiture private endpoint for azure key vault?

Please give me some advice, thank you very much.

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2024-01-09T07:11:39.3433333+00:00

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Shweta Mathur 30,296 Reputation points Microsoft Employee Moderator

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Shweta Mathur 30,296 Microsoft Employee Moderator

Hi @Subhash Kumar Mahato ,

Thanks for reaching out.

Unfortunately, you cannot use Azure Key Vault for Azure AD B2C Application.

Accessing Key Vault is not supported with token obtained using B2C user flow or custom policy. You can request a token using same way that you used with standard Micrsoft Entra ID i.e. using login.microsoftonline.com for B2C tenant as well and access Key Vault using that token.

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Shweta

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