March 11, 2025
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Carmine Punella
Carmine Punella, a Microsoft Certified Professional, is renowned for his C# expertise, contributions to the Windows 8 App Hall of Fame, and extensive experience in designing scalable, reliable cloud-based platforms.
The information provided in this article is applicable only to on-cloud users.

You can conveniently verify if a user has updated their password using the Azure AD Audit Logs or the CoreView Audit Logs. Follow the steps below to access these logs and filter them to find the necessary information.

  1. Using Microsoft Entra Audit logs
  2. Using CoreView

1. Using Microsoft Entra Audit logs

Audit Logs Screen
  • Apply a “Date” filter to select the date range you need.
Date Filtering screen
  • Apply a filter to the “Activity” column, searching for keywords like “Reset password” or “Reset user password”.
Filtering and Reset Password screen
  • Select the desired action and click “Apply”. This will display the following details:
    • Target: the user for whom the password has been updated.
    • Initiated by: the user who updated the password.
Audit Log screen

2. Using CoreView

CoreView offers an even simpler method to determine if a user has updated their password. Follow the steps below:

  • Navigate to the CoreView app
  • Under “Audit”, select “Entra
Entra App Screen
  • Apply the “Change user password” filter to the “Operation” column.
Operation screen
  • This will display all activities related to password changes.
Password Change screen

If you've updated the password using the CoreView app, you can review the corresponding action by checking the “Audit log” section under “Settings > Audit log”. Simply apply a “password” filter to the “Action” column.

Audit Log screen

By following these simple steps, you can easily verify if a user has updated their password.

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