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When using Microsoft Sentinel application, the scopes for oauth can't be modified #361

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Th3Tul1p3 opened this issue Nov 22, 2023 · 2 comments
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@Th3Tul1p3
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When I'm trying to make the authentication with Microsoft sentinel application, I would like to change the scopes:

  • Is there a way to change it?
  • Were is the code for Microsoft Sentinel application, I didn't find it under your repository?

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frikky commented Nov 22, 2023

Hey!

That indeed looks like a bug. What

Our apps are mostly not python code anymore, and are dynamically downloaded instead from OpenAPI which generates the code. In this case, it's downloaded from here: https://shuffler.io/apps/1783edbefc082d336a5312efd0764133 (there is a "fork" button in the top right for anyone wanting it on our cloud as well)

Since this is in your local instance, go to /apps, find the app, then click edit to get into the app creator. Scopes are near the top!

PS: What scopes would you like? We should probably add them as well ;)

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Th3Tul1p3 commented Nov 22, 2023

Hello!,
Thanks for your answer and for the hint how to modify the scope.

PS: there is two things to change. (several scopes to add, url for oauth2 to change). how can I contribute ? send you the modifications in openAPI template ?

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