NOCTURNE SYSTEMS // PROJECT ARCHIVE

PROJECTS

A collection of hands-on identity and access management, Microsoft 365 administration, technical investigations, and security exercises. Each project documents its methodology, evidence, findings, and lessons learned.

ARCHIVE ONLINE // 04 PROJECTS DOCUMENTED
NS-IAM-001 COMPLETED

APPLICATION SECURITY

Securing Application Access

Built a Microsoft Entra ID application registration, implemented OAuth authentication using Python MSAL, and investigated Microsoft Graph authorization through delegated permissions and JWT analysis.

Microsoft Entra IDOAuth 2.0Microsoft GraphPythonMSAL
RESULT // Graph API HTTP 200 / Authorization boundary HTTP 403
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NS-IAM-002 COMPLETED

IDENTITY GOVERNANCE

Identity Governance in Action

Performed a simulated access certification, reviewed security group entitlements, introduced controlled excessive membership, and verified remediation through Microsoft Entra audit records.

Identity GovernanceMicrosoft Entra IDRBACLeast Privilege
RESULT // Excessive group membership removed and verified
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NS-IAM-003 COMPLETED

IDENTITY SECURITY

Identity Threat Detection & Response

Investigated controlled password failures, evaluated a report-only Conditional Access MFA policy, and practiced lab account containment, session revocation, and access restoration.

Sign-in LogsConditional AccessMFAIncident Response
RESULT // Authentication analyzed / Simulated containment completed
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NS-M365-001 COMPLETED

MICROSOFT 365 ADMINISTRATION

Exchange Online Administration & Access Auditing

Configured shared mailbox delegation, investigated Outlook access-denied errors, verified Send As permissions, examined message tracing, and developed a PowerShell script to audit mailbox permissions and export CSV reports.

Exchange OnlineMicrosoft 365PowerShellMailbox DelegationAccess Auditing
RESULT // Full Access + Send As verified / PowerShell CSV audit completed
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All projects were completed in a controlled lab environment. Simulated incidents and policy evaluations are identified as such. Sensitive identity information has been excluded.