Episode #128 – Resource Specific Consent (RSC) with Microsoft Graph and Microsoft Teams
Here you can find the transcript of Episode #128 of PiaSys TechBites. Welcome back to PiaSys Tech Bites. Today I want to talk with you about resource specific consent, which is a topic that makes me really, really excited. First of all, let me set the context. In Azure Active Directory and Microsoft Graph, we can […]
Episode #127 – Using MSAL and Azure AD B2C to Authenticate “external” users
Here you can find the transcript of Episode #127 of PiaSys TechBites. Welcome back to PiaSys Tech Bites. This week, I want to talk with you about Azure Active Directory Business to Consumer, which is a really powerful service provided by Microsoft, in order to create solutions that authenticate external users in a business to consumer […]
Episode #118 – Using MSAL.NET to access Microsoft Graph – Part 2
Here you can find the transcript of Episode #118 of PiaSys TechBites. Welcome back to PiaSys Tech Bites. Today, we keep on talking about MSAL, the Microsoft Authentication Library, which is a library that helps developers to acquire tokens, to consume the Microsoft Graph, first of all, as well as any other API registered in […]
Episode #117 – Using MSAL.NET to access Microsoft Graph – Part 1
Here you can find the transcript of Episode #117 of PiaSys TechBites. Welcome back to PiaSys Tech Bite. Today I want to talk with you about MSAL, the Microsoft authentication library, which is a library that helps developers to retrieve tokens to consume APIs secure with the Microsoft identity platform. I’m talking about the APIs […]
Microsoft Office 365, ADFS and signing/encrypting certificates renewal
Let’s say that you have an Office 365 tenant, and that you also deployed a set of Federated Identities with Windows Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS). It could happen that you log into the Admin portal of your Office 365 tenant and you see the following polite message. Let me repeat the text to help […]
Updating the X.509 Certificate of a Trusted Identity Provider in SharePoint 2010/2013
Many times I have been asked by customers about how it is possibile to update an X.509 Certificate bundled with a Trusted Identity Provider. It is a common request, and a common need … because certificates expire based on a schedule. Here you can see a sample PowerShell code excerpt to update the certificate of […]
Custom Service Application for SharePoint 2010
This week, while attending the Microsoft SharePoint Conference 2011 in Anaheim, I saw the session of Todd Bleeker, who is always brilliant and involving. Todd showed how to startup developing a custom Service Application based on a WCF service. In case you are interested in going deeper on this topic, I’d like to remind you […]