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Azure DocumentDB auth key

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Format

The string DocumentDb followed by the characters and strings outlined in the pattern below.

Pattern

  • The string DocumentDb
  • Any combination of between 3-200 lower- or uppercase letters, digits, symbols, special characters, or spaces
  • A greater than symbol (>), an equal sign (=), a quotation mark ("), or an apostrophe (')
  • Any combination of 86 lower- or uppercase letters, digits, forward slash (/), or plus sign (+)
  • Two equal signs (=)

Checksum

No

Keyword Highlighting

Supported

When keyword highlighting is supported in the contextual summary for a sensitive information type or a trainable classifier, in the Contextual Summary view of activity explorer, the keywords in a document that were matched to a policy are highlighted.

Definition

A DLP policy has high confidence that it's detected this type of sensitive information if, within a proximity of 300 characters:

  • The regular expression CEP_Regex_AzureDocumentDBAuthKey finds content that matches the pattern.
  • The regular expression CEP_CommonExampleKeywords doesn't find content that matches the pattern.
<!-- Azure Document DB Auth Key -->
<Entity id="0f587d92-eb28-44a9-bd1c-90f2892b47aa" patternsProximity="300" recommendedConfidence="85">
  <Pattern confidenceLevel="85">
        <IdMatch idRef="CEP_Regex_AzureDocumentDBAuthKey" />
        <Any minMatches="0" maxMatches="0">
            <Match idRef="CEP_CommonExampleKeywords" />
          </Any>
  </Pattern>
</Entity>

Keywords

CEP_CommonExampleKeywords

This sensitive information type identifies these keywords by using a regular expression, not a keyword list.

  • contoso
  • fabrikam
  • northwind
  • sandbox
  • onebox
  • localhost
  • 127.0.0.1
  • testacs.com
  • s-int.net