IntuneStatefulDeviceFingerprinting
KuShu-Shimon Intune Stateful Device Fingerprinting (ISDF) provides a tamper-resistant device fingerprint for enrolled Windows devices, enforced via Intune Custom Compliance and DPAPI-encrypted baselines. In Cloud mode it attests fingerprints to Entra ID through APIM and a Logic App to enable trusted device filters, dynamic groups, and stronger Conditional Access policies. The solution collects on-device signals, stores encrypted baselines, self-heals missing keys, and reports ISDF booleans for compliant state.
Security Analysis
3 files scanned on Jul 12, 2026
The codebase contains legitimate Intune/endpoint management patterns, but it also includes obfuscated inline PowerShell for a persistent scheduled task and a cloud webhook data flow that can exfiltrate device data. Key risk areas to address: (1) reduce or remove EncodedCommand usage for better visibility and auditing, (2) validate and restrict the destination webhook, enforce data minimization, and (3) ensure strict access controls around certificate usage and scheduled task creation. Overall, behavior is consistent with a managed security/monitoring tool, but the data exfiltration path and obfuscation require careful governance and monitoring.
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