Monthly Archives: February 2018

Some fun with Azure Key Vault REST API and HttpClient – Part 5

Posted on 02/27/2018 by azsec

We have gone through 5 articles about Azure Key Vault REST API in which we explored the possibility of working with Azure Key Vault REST API, specific to Vault and Secret. We also realized just ‘a bit‘ about how unclear … Continue reading →

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Some fun with Azure Key Vault REST API and HttpClient – Part 4.1

Posted on 02/25/2018 by azsec

I thought I would have a new title for this article as it is not going to cover the use of HttpClient and Key Vault REST API. Spent a little bit of time thinking, I decided to let it be … Continue reading →

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Some fun with Azure Key Vault REST API and HttpClient – Part 4

Posted on 02/24/2018 by azsec

The Part 2 in Some fun with Azure Key Vault REST API and HttpClient series provides simple guidance on how to create a new fresh secret without creating a new version of existing secret under a specified vault in Azure … Continue reading →

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Some fun with Azure Key Vault REST API and HttpClient – Part 3

Posted on 02/21/2018 by azsec

After two articles doing some fun with Azure Key Vault REST API and HttpClient, I’ve got some requests to add more things to work with vault, for example listing all existing vaults under a given subscription, or deleting a vault. … Continue reading →

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Some fun with Azure Key Vault REST API and HttpClient – Part 2

Posted on 02/21/2018 by azsec

In previous article, I demonstrated how to use HttpClient to work with Azure Key Vault REST API. With this approach, you shouldn’t worry about your programming language skills. What I meant was that you could even use Python, for instance, … Continue reading →

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Some fun with Azure Key Vault REST API and HttpClient – Part 1

Posted on 02/13/2018 by azsec

Azure Key Vault is not new to Azure developers and architects. It is a cloud-based service to safeguard your sensitive information and crypto implementation and management . Working with Azure Key Vault can be done via Azure Portal, PowerShell or … Continue reading →

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