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AZ-104 Practice Question 94: Block Anonymous Blob Access

Microsoft Azure Administrator Associate (AZ-104) · Test 10 · question 4 of 10

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A security review finds a blob container that allows anonymous read access. The company wants to make sure that no container in the storage account can serve blobs anonymously, now or in the future.

What should the administrator do?

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Answer:

  • B. Set Allow Blob anonymous access to Disabled on the storage account

When anonymous access is disallowed at the account level, no container in that account can be configured for public access, and requests without authorization are rejected, whatever the container setting says.

Option A fixes only the one container, and someone can make another one public later.

Option C forces HTTPS but does not change who can read the data anonymously.

Option D invalidates the shared keys and has no effect on public container access.

Reference: Remediate anonymous read access to blob data

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