When connecting to SharePoint using PowerShell the default authentication prompt does not permit the use of hardware security keys (such as YubiKeys or the Security Key by Yubico), to get around this limitation use the -UseSystemBrowser $true parameter at the end of the connection command. Reference example 6 (at time of publication) at: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.online.sharepoint.powershell/connect-sposervice?view=sharepoint-ps#example-6
Tag: Security Key
FIDO2 Security Key Sign-In to Windows – Your credentials couldn’t be verified.
When setting up Passwordless security key sign-in Windows and attempting to sign-in to the first machine you have setup (although it could be any machine!) you may encounter the error: Your credentials couldn’t be verified. (code: 0x000006d, 0x0) This error message appears even though you can sign-in with the key to AzureAD and other web services. The cause is likely… Read more
ICTF Conference 2018 – Multi-Factor Authentication and Password Stores with Smart Cards and YubiKeys
Today I had the pleasure of presenting at the Oxford ICTF Conference on Multi-Factor Authentication and Password Stores with Smart Cards and YubiKeys, the video recording is online now here – https://youtu.be/WGtCxS2YFNA and the presentation can be downloaded through the link below. A special shout out goes to the Yubico press office for providing a set of YubiKey 4s, YubiKey NEOs and… Read more