App service got attacked

Lekhika Goswami 40 Reputation points
2026-07-20T04:16:31.5766667+00:00

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My users are getting this and got redirected to this url: https://bsc-testnet-rpc.publicnode.com/

Azure App Service
Azure App Service

Azure App Service is a service used to create and deploy scalable, mission-critical web apps.

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Praneeth Maddali 12,670 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
2026-07-21T13:47:56.8633333+00:00

Hi @Lekhika Goswami
Possibilities as discussed.

Malicious JavaScript injection into the application causing user redirection.

  • Compromised application code or deployment pipeline resulting in unauthorized changes.
  • Third-party script/CDN compromise injecting malicious content into the website.
  • Leaked deployment credentials (Publish Profile, FTP, GitHub, Azure DevOps, etc.) used to modify the application.
  • Front-end infrastructure compromise (Front Door, CDN, Cloudflare, Application Gateway) serving malicious redirects.
  • Region-specific attack logic, where only certain users or geographies are redirected.

Directed the customer to support queue.

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Saritha Bandaru 665 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
2026-07-20T05:03:15.56+00:00

Hello @Lekhika Goswami

From the case details, I understand that you are facing an issue where users of your Azure App Service are being redirected to https://bsc-testnet-rpc.publicnode.com/ — a Binance Smart Chain testnet RPC endpoint. This behavior indicates that your web app is serving injected/malicious content, which typically means the application was compromised through an exploited vulnerability (for example, an outdated package or framework) or a leaked deployment credential.

Currently i am looking into your issue. In the meantime, please share if you have any additional information.

  1. Did you make any deployment, code change, or dependency update just before users started getting redirected?
  2. When you open Deployment Center, do you see any deployment you don't recognize?
  3. Are all users redirected, or only some — specific pages, regions, or devices/browsers?
  4. Does the redirect happen for you too in a private/incognito window?
  5. Have you enabled and reviewed the HTTP/Web Server logs? Can you identify the first time the redirect or an unfamiliar file appeared?
  6. What does this app have access to — Key Vault, storage, databases, managed identity, connection strings?
  7. Is Microsoft Defender for App Service enabled? Any alerts in Defender for Cloud for this app?

Thanks

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