LAPS Reader
LAPS Reader is a Windows PowerShell/WPF GUI tool that retrieves Windows LAPS passwords stored in Intune (Entra) via Microsoft Graph. It signs in to Graph, resolves a device by display name, and displays the local account, password, backup time, and account SID with a one-click copy. Intended for IT/helpdesk staff, it requires the Microsoft.Graph.Authentication module and permissions DeviceLocalCredential.Read.All and Device.Read.All.
Security Analysis
1 files scanned on Aug 30, 2026
The Intune LAPS Reader tool is functionally legitimate for retrieving device LAPS passwords via Microsoft Graph. Key security considerations include: sensitive credential exposure in the UI and clipboard, dynamic installation of remote modules (Install-Module) from PSGallery, and broad Graph permissions to read LAPS credentials. Mitigations should emphasize strict RBAC and auditing, minimizing on-screen password exposure, validating and pinning external modules, and potentially avoiding policy bypass in non-critical paths. No hardcoded secrets are detected.
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