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Lali
Lali

Reputation: 2866

How to get JWT Token from Azure multi-tenant application?

I created a multi-tenant app on Azure Portal and sending request to get token with application's client Id. I am using the following URL to get token on Microsoft Azure AD

https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/authorize

Sending a get request with parameters client_id={clientId}&response_type=token&scope=user.read+openid+profile+offline_access

However it is returning an access_token on given call-back url

http://localhost:8082/my-callback-url#access_token=EwCIA8l6BAAU6k7%2bXVQzkGyMv7VHB/h4cHbJYRAAATb8xtkaxI5xsVkWM6etOevj7ADopBYP1/hj%2bUz%2bf1ZXH4lpykHkES1XBRBDNRDWwdqAA%2brO2tFlMygiuusVx1EJKvqeV0rPPaNDNX9azpWGzS45BN6WmXKcxzX623enNYJOdo%2bYyTtaMipFapvABOsjHve1nVwfq9zqpmcldnIhXBeGefdQsgqmBNjeAyAbWzifLNtdz6Ybxnbt8nMY5adb82Z8tsfddfDdjrqk%2bu%2b85%2bxKXO9Xop3wdRvrVC9FM46RniA6H3NUKjOMTJAsX4IQLjGjXM4eq9o95lmSzF3zgFOXI1rYwkDRVsFsLOgP8tx0occDcuVPQgMalXR6JREDZgAACIJRWLYJGUcWWAKPx26NmroNGG1xEkPB1kLeGk0Hf8324YZs2InsGvQBFUMU4XzGGNdj0s5rLYKK2ictDstHV1daM241F1M5FiaX1qCgdRXneR9uPzUsSIBOzPJtT1dD4k%2bDxp6Nr4hEnDPlymp5X0SR4v5vUA3aRhnsvmEzBVQDKR7cFvT7NSqVHSr/tTv/epdx81qgJcd6S6xF8oaMc7mn76jgU4YBn8jXYnTfGhUvhNZ8RJyyl71AqZrGr7JS2kStselZUgjavLqc9DdQD9cwPSWu1ketKmGgCjt6lVB3nlaw8Wxq%2by2/YhPznTRFD2wj/vzDOdTzCcZ9mJV%2bKMGcXYQqBiGE0MF8%2bWA1EKSXniT5UiegTfJkvnsgtx6G6sdV0rzFM7Xa9d/dHNDfyV5oGedZtJXE1WCUrEIUZZm/HNhhQyh0WSG0gWm3vOY7NAs13vey9lcIQ6Fllu6W/Ty3HE4llFp/9a3lNcujmlxsCASFUOX6R54xPJMt1ipF5lh5uyZCPoUda46UsrCDnNRg0dhuoSVwJMDHzDbs4NXhX4nhTOze/9koz6p5Ao4DtJ20LqmcylZDoLxUhXIU5vvnBYpiHwanBt2E/rG%2bqVEQbRy/v9fhi0chY0XPzldIm/Lz2l0%2b0MpJ/4l53f9YTRLdEMD8X8Umi35ZvpK9arAqgdRkx4/oWG9m8sxOMY2eASetiAJaU8yjtETgHpBGJTXbDVDpNA1s5NGc9QC%2brcSnGDV0BKIDYxBISR8TiJQVUaPqbNU1Mj3kGyQFnfS0jS83VGVfFCZ4cHkhDq/awLh2JrR0Ag%3d%3d&token_type=bearer&expires_in=3600&scope=User.Read%20openid%20profile

How can I validate this access token? or how can I get a JWT token instead?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 659

Answers (1)

juunas
juunas

Reputation: 58853

Your scopes are user.read+openid+profile+offline_access. That first one is a Microsoft Graph API scope. It's actually short-hand for https://graph.microsoft.com/user.read. So you will get an access token that is meant for Microsoft Graph API.

The other scopes you defined affect the id token (openid, profile) or get you a refresh token (offline_access).

This means you cannot and should not validate the token. Only Microsoft Graph API should be validating this token, since the token is meant for it.

If you want an access token for your API, you need to use a scope defined in the API's app registration (Expose an API section).

Upvotes: 0

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