The Right Way to Revoke Access from Azure AD Accounts with PowerShell
The Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK includes two cmdlets to revoke access for Azure AD accounts. As it turns out, Microsoft would prefer if developers use the Revoke-MgUserSignInSession cmdlet instead of Invoke-MgInvalidateUserRefreshToken, but who would have known if we hadn't asked the question?
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