[New Module] Invoke-BlockedPasswordPol #34
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Grabs a portal token which can be used to list out any custom passwords that are being blocked. Also checks to see if that policy is enabled.
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Grabs a portal token which can be used to list out any custom passwords that are being blocked. Also checks to see if that policy is enabled and displays related info. It does require at least the AuthenticationPolicyAdministrator role, testing was done as Global Administrator. It also requires the user is connectoed to Azure via Connect-AzAccount so it can run Get-AzContext, there might be a way to get that info into the Portal token request just using the GRAPH API but I only ever got authentication errors when doing so.
I think this is useful to Red Teams who are looking to password spray other accounts, this gives insight into the organization and will limit unnecessary password guesses. It could also be useful to auditors looking to help improve an organizations security as the custom password policy is able to be enabled on most EntraID subscriptions.