Microsoft Graph: Developer Blog

MSAL.js 2.0 supports authorization code flow for single-page applications with PKCE and CORS is now generally available.

Today we’re announcing general availability of our two Azure AD Identity Protection APIs in Microsoft Graph: riskyUsers and riskDetections. Previously you could only consume these APIs through the beta endpoint, but can now find the riskyUsers and riskDetections resource types on the v1.0 endpoint. These APIs enable you to query risk detections and risky users detected by Azure AD Identity Protection, and to take action on risky users.

Today we're announcing end of support timelines for Azure AD Authentication Library (ADAL) and Azure AD Graph. Starting June 30th, 2020, we will no longer add any new features to ADAL and Azure AD Graph. We will continue to provide technical support and security updates but will no longer provide feature updates. Starting June 30th, 2022, we will end support for and Azure AD Graph and will no longer provide technical support or security updates. Apps using Azure AD Graph after this time will no longer receive responses from the Azure AD Graph endpoint.

Build 2020 arrives at a time when a lot has changed in the world. We’ve traded the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle, with its lecture rooms and exposition spaces, with a virtual event space, where sessions are online. We packed a lot of content into this two-day event, and we know it’s a lot

Hello Developers – While we wish we could all meet in person this year at Build 2020, we have a great line up of free, virtual sessions and some exciting announcements to share with you wherever you are in the world. To learn more about all the news related to the Microsoft identity platform read

Some of the top asks we have received on Azure Active Directory were for better sorting, counting, and filtering capabilities. We are excited to announce that we are now providing these capabilities on Azure Active Directory objects to developers through Microsoft Graph! In addition to addressing these important requests, we’ve added the ability to provide

At Ignite 2019 we announced the general availability of the application API that allows you to programmatically create and configure applications. Building on that that momentum, we are excited to announce general availability of the service principal API in Microsoft Graph.

We are excited to announce that MSAL.NET now supports brokers for both Xamarin iOS and Xamarin Android apps!

Today we’re announcing two new ways for customers in the US Government cloud to get Azure AD Identity Protection data through Microsoft Graph: The riskyUsers API and the riskDetection API.

Today we published an overview on how design, build and test your own SCIM endpoint for your application. To learn more, read our Provisioning with SCIM – design, build, and test your SCIM endpoint post on the identity standards blog.