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cnspec shell ms365

Connect to a Microsoft 365 tenant.

Synopsis​

This command opens a shell to a Microsoft 365 tenant:

$ cnspec shell ms365 --tenant-id {tenant id} --client-id {client id} --client-secret {client secret}

This example connects to Microsoft 365 using the PKCS #12 formatted certificate:

$ cnspec shell ms365 --tenant-id {tenant id} --client-id {client id} --certificate-path {certificate.pfx} --certificate-secret {certificate secret}
$ cnspec shell ms365 --tenant-id {tenant id} --client-id {client id} --certificate-path {certificate.pfx} --ask-pass
cnspec shell ms365 [flags]

Options​

      --ask-pass                         Prompt for connection password
      --certificate-path string          path to certificate that's used for certificate-based authentication in PKCS 12 format (pfx)
      --certificate-secret string        passphrase for certificate file
      --client-id string                 application (client) ID of the service principal
      --client-secret string             secret for application
  -c, --command string                   MQL query to execute in the shell
      --datareport string                set the MS365 datareport for the scan
      --discover string                  Enable the discovery of nested assets. Supported: 'all|auto|instances|host-instances|host-machines|container|container-images|pods|cronjobs|statefulsets|deployments|jobs|replicasets|daemonsets' (default "auto")
      --discover-filter stringToString   Additional filter for asset discovery. (default [])
  -h, --help                             help for ms365
      --host-machines                    Also scan host machines like ESXi server.
  -i, --identity-file string             Select a file from which to read the identity (private key) for public key authentication.
      --insecure                         Disable TLS/SSL checks or SSH hostkey config.
      --instances                        Also scan instances. This only applies to API targets like AWS, Azure or GCP.
      --option --option key=value        Additional connection options. You can pass multiple options using --option key=value. (default [])
  -p, --password string                  Set the connection password, such as for SSH/WinRM.
      --path string                      Path to a local file or directory for the connection to use.
      --platform-id string               Select an specific target asset by providing its platform ID.
      --sudo                             Elevate privileges with sudo.
      --tenant-id string                 directory (tenant) ID of the service principal

Options inherited from parent commands​

      --config string      Set config file path (default $HOME/.config/mondoo/mondoo.yml)
      --log-level string   Set log level: error, warn, info, debug, trace (default "info")
  -v, --verbose            Enable verbose output

SEE ALSO​