Please note: Only Azure AD Government Community Cloud (GCC) environments need to follow these instructions.
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2) Click "App registrations"
3) Click "CyberHoot" under "Owned applications"
4) Click "API Permissions"
5) Click "+Add a permission"
6) Click "Microsoft Graph"
7) Click "Application Permissions"
8) Expand the "User" Permissions
9) Select "User.Read.All"
10) Select "User.Export.All"
11) Expand "Group" Permissions
12) Select "Group.Read.All"
13) Expand "GroupMember" Permissions
14) Select "GroupMember.Read.All"
15) Click "Add permissions"
16) Click "Expose an API"
17) Click "+ Add a scope"
18) Type "CyberHoot.Read" as the "Scope name"
19) Click the "Admin consent display name" field
20) Type "CyberHoot" as the "Admin consent display name"
21) Click the "Admin consent description" field.
22) Type "Allow CyberHoot Read access" in the "Admin consent description"
23) Click "Add scope" at the bottom of the window
24) Click "Overview"
25) Click this icon to copy the "Client ID" to your clipboard.
26) Click "Expose an API" and then click "+ Add a client application"
27) Enter the "Client ID" of the registered application and select the scope you just created to authorize. It should be saved in your clipboard.
28) Click "Add application" at the bottom of the window
29) Click "API permissions"
30) Click "Grant admin consent for..." your domain.
31) Click "Yes" to grant access.
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