Azure freaking AD does not, at all, support access token revocation.
Can you use a strategy like fusionauth.io/learn/expert-a… Or maybe use dpop to bind the token to the client, reducing risk? Something like this? learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/ms…
I would extract Azure AD’s public key, do my own token validation for identity tokens and use Redis to do my own revocation, and dance afterwards.
…. Has a potential 15 minute delay in Azure. Booo.
There is no token revocation in Azure AD. Period.
There is actually one trick you can do if you absolutely need to. 😁 If you have on-prem exchange, you can migrate the user’s mailbox to on-prem and then migrate it back to O365.
Azure is so limited in everything.... Had it for my site a few years ago and it was so frustrating... Thier control panel was such a mess
went though the same issue about 6 months ago, went with #aws #cognito. Other issues(like you cannot backup your cognito database without external tools..ugh) but the revocation works
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Can’t you do this in Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps? (I acknowledge that this is an extremely weird place for this, but it’s where I happen to do it)
Wait, Azure AD Threat Protection service doesn’t allow this?
Azure not supporting sending parallel instances a list of folder, only file list in batches…
Aren't access tokens good for like 2 minutes after which you need to request a new access token using the refresh token? 🤔
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