When setting Azure AD app registration for using OAUTH 2 authentication, you need to create a client secret:
A client secret has an expiration date that now (from the Azure Portal) can be set to 24 months as maximum:
The option “Never” (for creating a secret that never expires) is disappeared from the UI for security reasons and Microsoft doesn’t want that you create secrets with…
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Azure AD app registration secrets: a quick script to check who expires soon
When setting Azure AD app registration for using OAUTH 2 authentication, you need to create a client secret: A client secret has an expiration date that now (from the Azure Portal) can be set to 24 months as maximum: The option “Never” (for creating a secret that never expires) is disappeared from the UI for…
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