- [Feature] Add multi-threading for huge performance gains
- [Feature] Subclassify user as Internal or External
- [Feature] Split SpO into three tabs
- [Feature] Add Entra hidden webhooks (subscriptions)
- [Bugfix] Improve progress bars
For more info:
For more info, check the M365Permissions module page, Github or PSGallery
This version, a tab was added that lists all groups with their members and owners to make it easier to cross-reference / pivot any of the result tabs with data from other M365 resources and e.g. identify potential identities that could escalate their permissions through their group associations.
For more info, check the M365Permissions module page, Github or PSGallery
This version I’ve added Exchange Online to the supported resources!
All updates / changes since v1.0.1:
For more info, check the M365Permissions module page, Github or PSGallery
Let’s be honest, the TeamPermissions module ‘s name has quickly lost touch with what it does (already doing Sharepoint and Onedrive as well).
Adding the overwhelming number of positive reactions and rapid adoption, I want to add even more features:
So I’ve decided to rename it to M365Permissions!
Obviously it’ll take a lot of time/work to get above coded up and tested.
But for now I can already give you the M365Permissions PowerShell module, which includes:
Please give it a spin and let me know what other features you’d like to see!
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