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    Calling Microsoft Graph via PowerShell

    Microsoft Graph using the Invoke-RestMethod

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    Chris Dymond

    Chris Dymond

    Cyber Security, Azure AD, Identity and Access, Software Engineering.

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    RESTful HTTP Microsoft Graph without any dependent libraries.

    PowerShell Code

    Categories: scripts

    Updated: March 17, 2022

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