Created a Get-DirectoryRoles cmdlet #29
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…ectory) roles and their associated members, a switch exist to request only builtin roles or customs roles. Cmdlet tested against test tenant working well
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I have created a Get-DirectoryRoles cmdlet for the Recon module to retrieve all the entra ID (directory) roles and their associated members, a switch exist to request only builtin roles or customs roles. Cmdlet tested against test tenant working well.
Actually this is just a copy paste from the existing Get-SecurityGroups Cmdlet but adapted for the entra ID (directory) roles.
It's data that is better to visualize in azure hound, but it's nice to get a quick overview when performing recon with GraphRunner. Hope you like this initiative.
I'am planning on making a cmdlet that assign a role to a user, group or service principal for the Persistence module (tell me before I made it, but I think it could be usefull)