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A shared KQL Microsoft 365 watchlist looks for reconnaissance or injection attempts from known OpenAI outbound IP ranges. The binding detail is how the IP list is maintained and whether false positives from legitimate API clients are filtered. Source: https://x.com/0x534c/status/2096982209307816377

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Every CIDR refresh on that watchlists is another false-positive tax on whoever owns the OpenAI API egress exceptions.
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Someone has to own refreshing that OpenAI egress CIDR list on every rotation, or the watchlist quietly goes stale while still paging.
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Sentinel TI indicator rules already watch egress CIDRs like this.
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Proxy-egress misses become on-call noise the first time a tool tunnels through an allowlisted SaaS IP.

Someone has to own an egress allowlist keyed on process identity, or every false-negative ticket keeps landing on the CIDR rule author.

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TI CIDR watchlists miss tool egress that tunnells through an allowed SaaS proxy IP.
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