Azucar

Azúcar (1989– )

TV Series | Drama

After being stripped of her newborn son, the slave Sixta Lucumi curses for 3 generations the Solaz family, owner of the largest sugar mill in Valle of Cauca.

Azucar

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This special roof top deck is a great mix of Boho chic meets cool Palm Springs. Our little gem sits atop our fresh and vibrant restaurant Azucar. It is the perfect slice of heaven to sip on amazing cocktails and nosh on appetizers. You can have all this while surrounded by the breathtaking San Jacinto mountains. There is really nothing like it in all of Palm Springs. Private parties are available too!

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Azucar is a multi-threaded plugin-based tool to help assess the security of Azure Cloud environment subscription. By leveraging the Azure API , Azucar automatically gathers a variety of configuration data and analyses all data relating to a particular subscription in order to determine security risks.

The script will not change or modify any asset deployed in the Azure subscription.

Operating System Support

As the script uses the .NET ADAL library for for authenticating the user and calling the REST APIs, only Windows OS are currently supported.

• Return a number of attributes on computers, users, groups, contacts, events, etc. from an Azure Active Directory
• Search for High level accounts in Azure Tenant, including Azure Active Directory, classic administrators and Directory Roles (RBAC)
• Multi-Threading support
• Plugin Support
• The following assets are supported by Azucar:
  • Azure SQL Databases, including MySQL and PostgreSQL databases
  • Azure Active Directory
  • Storage Accounts
  • Classic Virtual Machines
  • Virtual Machines V2
  • Security Status
  • Security Policies
  • Role Assignments (RBAC)
  • Missing Security Patches
  • Missing Security Baseline
  • Web Application Firewall
  • Network Security Groups
  • Classic Endpoints
  • Azure Security Alerts
  • Azure KeyVault

Support for exporting data driven to several formats like CSV, XML or JSON.

The following screenshot shows an example report in JSON format

Although there is already support for a variety of file formats (CSV, XML or JSON), there is also support for exporting data driven to EXCEL format. Currently, it supports style modification, chart creation, company logo or independent language support. At the moment Office Excel 2020/2020/2020 are supported by the tool.

An example of report generated by Azucar can be downloaded from Azucar_Report_20200308.xlsx

AZUCAR works out of the box with PowerShell version 3.x and .NET 4.5. You can check your Windows PowerShell version executing the command $PsVersionTable:

You should use an account with at least read-permission on the assets you want to access. You could find more information about Role-Based Access Control in Azure by clicking here

You can download the latest zip by clicking here.

Preferably, you can download AZUCAR by cloning the repository:

Before to start, you need to unblock files. Once you have unzipped the zip file, you can use the fantastic PowerShell V3 Unblock-File cmdlet that will do this task for you:

Write your own plugin

The plugin mechanism introduced in Azucar provides an easy method for PowerShell developers to dynamically add functionality, so if you want to extend the functionality of Azucar, you can do so by writing your own plugin in PowerShell.

To create a custom plugin, add it to the Plugins\Custom folder. The plugin code is simple. A script plugin is essentially any valid PowerShell script saved in a .ps1 extension. Each is a self-contained PowerShell that will be passed as a scriptblock class. The variable names and return values are the same throughout all plugins, so they can be generically loaded. The following sample shows a basic structure of an Azucar PowerShell plugin:

Once you have your plugin prepared and located into the Plugins\Custom directory, your plugin should be ready to be loaded by using the -Custom flag, as shown below:

To help you getting started I created various plugins within the Plugins\Custom folder which you can use to get your plugin started.

To get a list of basic options and switches use:

To get a list of examples use:

To get a list of all options and examples with detailed info use:

This example retrieves information of an Azure Tenant and print results. The script will try to connect using the ADAL library, and if no credential passed, the script will try to connect using the bearer token for logged user

This example will retrieve information of an Azure Tenant and print results to a local variable. The script will try to connect using the ADAL library, and if no credential passed, the script will try to connect using the bearer token for logged user

This example will retrieve information of an Azure Tenant and print results to a local variable. The script will try to connect by using the ADAL library and will try to connect by using a cached credential

This example will retrieve information of an Azure Tenant and print results to a local variable. The script will try to connect by using the ADAL library and will try to connect by using the client credential flow

This example will retrieve information of an Azure Tenant and export data driven to CSV, JSON, XML and Excel format into Reports folder. The script will try to connect by using the Azure Active Directory Application Certificate credential flow

This example will retrieve information of an Azure Tenant and export data driven to CSV, JSON, XML and Excel format into Reports folder. The script will try to connect by using the Azure Active Directory Application Certificate credential flow

This example will try to resolve the TenantID for an specific domain name

This example will try to resolve the TenantID for an specific username