You might see an error that looks something like this:

There can be a few reasons for this error but nothing that can't be rectified, the most common causes are:

Not to worry all of these issues can be fixed relatively easily, but it's worth making sure you have the necessary permissions to explore the troubleshooting steps outlined below.
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This is the easiest issue to fix and might seem a self explanatory but these recommendations are to ensure nothing is missed.

2. Click on the App you set up for Intruder:

3. Copy the names and values to your nominated note taking platform to ensure these values are correct. (Notably, Application (Client) ID and Directory (Tenant) ID.)

⚠️ Please note: The Secret Key value this disappears after first set up).

4. Copy the Secret Key from here:

5. Head to Subscriptions by searching subscriptions in the Azure portal and clicking here:

6. This will then open the Subscriptions dashboard where they can copy the Subscription ID highlighted here:

2. Click on the app you set up for Intruder:

3. Click 'Certificates and secrets' :

4. Copy your Secret Key
⚠️ You can only see the Secret Key on initial creation so store it somewhere safe:

2. This will then open the Subscriptions dashboard where you can click on the appropriate Subscription name > Access control (IAM):

3. From the Access control (IAM) section > Role assignments.
The App for Intruder should be listed here under Reader:

4. If it's not listed here you can simply hit the + Add button at the top (highlighted above), this will then open a panel to Add role assignments > search Reader in the highlighted search box > click the Reader role > Next:

5. Click + Select Members > search Intruder (or the name of of your App service for Intruder), then click on Intruder > Next :

6. Review the Role you're adding, once you're happy click Assign at the bottom:

This should resolve any issues with Role permissions.

If you run into an error at any point of this section then you might not have sufficient permissions and will need to check with your Azure administrator.

This one is a bit tougher to diagnose as it depends entirely on your organization's Azure configuration.

2. Head to Users:

3. Select yourself (i.e. your own name/account):

4. Clicking into Azure Role Assignments and Assigned Roles will show their current roles and you'll be able to see the permissions attached; if you're missing admin or have reader only roles you'll need to contact your Azure administrator for assistance:

No worries, you can do so by clicking the buttons shown below:

If it has expired, you'll see a little warning icon, as shown below: