Month: April 2018
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How to Get to the Keys/Secrets From Azure Active Directory
Introduction This article has been written to help find where the keys/secrets are in the Azure portal depending on how you have set up your application. It will also provide some help in regards to extending/changing the Client Secret for an Enterprise Application in a Multi-Tenanted Scenario. Custom AAD Registration Keys/Secrets In order…
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Query String is not allowed in redirect_uri for Azure AD
Problem: See update at the end. This is no longer an issue. Customer configures the following redirect URLs for his registered application in Azure AD and issues the following request to authenticate to Azure AD: GET https://login.microsoftonline.com/<tenant id>/oauth2/authorize?client_id=<app id>&redirect_uri=https%3a%2f%2flocalhost%3a44396%2fbac%2faad%3freqId%3dA123&response_mode=form_post&…. After logging in he is redirected to https://localhost:44396/bac/aad instead of https://localhost:44396/bac/aad?reqId=A123. The redirected URL does not…
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V2 App Registration is missing an “Add Owner” button
Problem: Customer registers an application in the app registration portal (https://app.dev.microsoft.com). He is not able share the application with other users since the “Add Owner” button is missing. Root cause: This problem can happen if the user registers the application in the app registration portal (V2 portal) under his personal MSA account. The behavior is…
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Changing an existing Native Application to a Web App/API to get existing keys
Introduction This article is meant to help get the keys from your native application. We used to show the keys in native applications however we took out that feature because the native application is not meant to have keys/secrets. As a result some people have had keys/secrets with their native applications however they currently…
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Tracing All Network Machine Traffic Using MITMProxy for Mac OSX
Introduction This article is meant to help you configure your Mac OS X to be able to track all your network traffic using MITMProxy. This is a free and open source alternative to Fiddler, Charles, and other network tracing alternatives for Linux/mac OS X systems. Also in addition MITMProxy is a more robust system that…