Decode JWT access and id tokens via PowerShell
A simple PowerShell function to decode JWT tokens used by Azure AD (access token and id token). …
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Category: Azure AD
Blocking legacy authentication in Office 365
Finally, we are able to block users and applications from using legacy authentication protocols to access Office 365. This is made possible thanks to the improvements made in Conditional Access, namely the new “Other clients” condition that is currently in Preview. Unlike other CA conditions, the “Other clients” condition can only …
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Updated settings layout in the Azure AD blade
Over the last few weeks, some reorganization has happened in the Azure AD blade in the Azure portal, and some of the settings have been moved around. Some new settings have also appeared, so let see what’s changed. If you navigate to the User settings tab, you will see that it’s …
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Azure AD PowerShell module version 2.0.1.6 released
Another minor version of the Azure AD PowerShell module released at the end of last week, namely 2.0.1.6. The modules doesn’t bring anything that interesting, which seems to be the trend lately. Only the following new cmdlets have been introduced: Get-AzureADMSDeletedGroup Get-AzureADMSDeletedDirectoryObject Remove-AzureADMSDeletedDirectoryObject Restore-AzureADMSDeletedDirectoryObject All of these were available as …
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Azure AD login process no longer validates usernames
Did you know that the recently released refresh on the Azure AD login pages features a change in behavior in validating the credentials presented? Namely, the login page will no longer inform you if you provide an invalid username, such as that does not match any existing Azure AD user. …
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