fix(connector/microsoft): use least-privilege scope for group membership#4568
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Change Microsoft connector group scope from Directory.Read.All to GroupMember.Read.All. Directory.Read.All grants broad read access to the entire directory, while GroupMember.Read.All is sufficient for listing group memberships and follows the principle of least privilege. Signed-off-by: Geethree <Geethree@users.noreply.github.com>
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Duplicate of #4046 |
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Change Microsoft connector group scope from Directory.Read.All to GroupMember.Read.All. Directory.Read.All grants broad read access to the entire directory, while GroupMember.Read.All is sufficient for listing group memberships and follows the principle of least privilege.
It looks like the old scope was required before 2020 which pre-dates this connector as far as I can tell.