Helps creating protected web apps and web APIs with Microsoft identity platform and Azure AD B2C

Calling a ASP.NET Core Web API from a WPF application using Azure AD v2.0

A .NET Core daemon console application calling Microsoft Graph or your own WebAPI with its own identity

This is a simple Xamarin Forms app showcasing how to use MSAL.NET to authenticate work or school and Microsoft personal accounts with the Microsoft identity platform, and access the Microsoft Graph with the resulting token.

Sample showing how a Windows desktop .NET (WPF) application can get an access token using MSAL.NET and call the Microsoft Graph API or other APIs protected by the Microsoft identity platform (Azure Active Directory v2)

A web application that sync's data from the Microsoft Graph using the identity of the application, instead of on behalf of a user.

A Node.js web app using OpenID Connect authentication with Azure AD v2.0

.NET console application letting a user acquire a token for the Microsoft Graph using Integrated Windows Authentication (on domain joined or AAD joined machines)

An ASP.NET MVC application that shows how to use the Azure AD v2.0 endpoint to collect consent for permissions that require administrative consent.

.NET Core console application letting a user acquire a token for the Microsoft Graph by signing in through another device having a Web browser, with the Azure AD v2.0 endpoint

An ASP.NET Core web application that signs-in users with Microsoft Accounts and Azure AD Accounts from multiple Azure AD directories

A Windows Universal Platform client application using msal.net, accessing the Microsoft Graph for a user authenticating with Azure AD V2 endpoint

Sample Ember.js application that uses MSAL for AAD v2 authentication

React.js single page application sample using Microsoft Authentication Library for JavaScript 2.0 to perform Authorization Code Flow with PKCE

HTML5 Web Component for Implicit flow authentication. Includes a component for displaying user details.

Adds a key credential to a application