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| | | | The toolkit for Azure AD hackers, bounty hunters, red/blue teamers | |
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| | For a long time I've used the following PowerShell cmdlet from the Intune PowerShell SDK to get an access token for Microsoft Graph for running ad-hoc Graph queries or testing automation code locally: $GraphToken = Connect-MSGraph -PassThru Since most of the time I prefer to construct my own code to call the REST API directly... |