If you’re starting to, or already, dabble with Intune automation, one of the first questions you eventually hit is…how do I create a Win32 app without using the Intune admin center? In the portal, you upload an ...
If you are sometimes slow updating your lab modules, like me, you may have noticed that when you ran Connect-MgGraph to do your Intune magic, you didn’t get a browser prompt for that interactive login...
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Ever seen your PowerShell script crash with a mysterious HTTP 429 Too Many Requests from Microsoft Graph? That’s rate limiting - the API’s polite way of telling you to slow down. In this post, we dig into Graph’s global...
Most of us are laser-focused on patching Windows and keeping our apps up to date. But what about browser extensions? Do we assume they’re safe just because they come from the Chrome Web Store or Edge Add-ons site? In...
Dive into Microsoft Graph authentication with PowerShell. In this blog we explore OAuth flows, PKCE security, and token handling. Learn how to build a secure auth flow from scratch and why the SDK might still be the...
In this post, we'll analyse the Entra PowerShell module's authentication implementation and discuss whether it's necessary for your Intune automation needs if you're already using the Microsoft.Graph.Authentication...
Learn how to securely authenticate to Microsoft Graph SDK in your automation workflows using Azure Key Vault, client secrets, and certificates. Discover best practices for securing private keys, when to use certificates...
In this blog post I will be showing you how to get started with certificate based authentication for Azure Active Directory (AAD) applications. Table of ContentsThe story so farApp RegistrationsClient...
Prepopulate MFA phone authentication (Multi-Factor Authentication) details on a user in Azure Active Directory – This is the act of getting a known second factor added to a user’s account details in Azure AD...