Azure DDoS - Microsoft Acceptable Use Policy Violation

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LilianneChoy-1157 asked Apr 5, '22 SaiKishor-MSFT commented Apr 7, '22

Azure DDoS - Microsoft Acceptable Use Policy Violation

One our clients recently received a message from the Microsoft Computer Emergency Response team about a complaint of DDoS activity originating from a set of public IP addresses configured in Azure. The message indicates that is in violation of the Microsoft Online Services Acceptable Use Policy, and failure to respond to this compliant will result in suspension of the deployment. How do we connect with the Microsoft Azure Safeguards or CERT team to obtain more information about the contents of this message, and our expected response to the message?

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lilianne

azure-ddos-protection

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Answer 1 · 2022-04-05T23:40:41.183Z

SaiKishor-MSFT answered Apr 5, '22

@LilianneChoy-1157 I believe that you should be able to reply to the email with any questions you have. Please let us know otherwise.

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SaiKishor-MSFT · Apr 07 at 05:24 PM

@LilianneChoy-1157 Please do let us know if you have any further questions. Thank you!

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Answer 2 · 2022-04-07T17:30:41.563Z

LilianneChoy-1157 answered Apr 7, '22 SaiKishor-MSFT commented Apr 7, '22

Hi there, Thank you for your quick response. I haven't heard back from the customer, so I will assume it's all good. Lilianne

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SaiKishor-MSFT · Apr 07 at 05:42 PM

Thank you!

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