This sample uses Microsoft.Identity.Web, which is a higher level API on top of MSAL.NET. If you are interested in the raw MSAL.NET code, see this archived branch or download and exact the repository ...

In this quickstart, you use a sample daemon application to acquire an access token and call a protected web API by using the Microsoft Authentication Library (MSAL). The sample app you use in this ...

The sample uses the OAuth2 device code flow. The app is built entirely on .NET Core, hence it can be ran as-is on Windows (including Nano Server), OSX, and Linux machines. To emulate a device not ...

This sample demonstrates a .NET Core daemon app calling a .NET Core Web API that is secured using Azure AD for Customers. (Recommended) Use the Microsoft Entra External ID extension to set up an ...