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Hijacking Azure Machine Learning Notebooks (via Storage Accounts)

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Summary

Azure Machine Learning stores Jupyter notebooks in Storage Accounts; attackers with write access can modify them to gain code execution without interaction. NetSPI also released a credential dumper.
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