Public/Revoke-VaultToken.ps1
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.SYNOPSIS This function revokes the Vault Token for the specified User. .DESCRIPTION See .SYNOPSIS .NOTES .PARAMETER VaultServerBaseUri This parameter is MANDATORY. This parameter takes a string that represents a Uri referencing the location of the Vault Server on your network. Example: "https://vaultserver.zero.lab:8200/v1" .PARAMETER VaultAuthToken This parameter is MANDATORY. This parameter takes a string that represents a Token for a Vault User that has (root) permission to lookup and delete Tokens using the Vault Server REST API. .PARAMETER VaultUserToDelete This parameter is MANDATORY. This parameter takes a string that represents the name of the user that you would like to revoke Tokens for. The UserName should match the .meta.username property from objects returned by the Get-VaultAccessorLookup function - which itself should match the Basic UserName in Active Directory. (For example, if the Domain User is 'zero\jsmith' the "Basic UserName" is 'jsmith', which is the value that you should supply to this paramter) IMPORTANT NOTE: ALL tokens granted to the specified user will be revoked. .EXAMPLE # Open an elevated PowerShell Session, import the module, and - PS C:\Users\zeroadmin> $SplatParams = @{ VaultServerBaseUri = $VaultServerBaseUri VaultAuthToken = $ZeroAdminToken VaultuserToDelete = "jsmith" } PS C:\Users\zeroadmin> Revoke-VaultToken @SplatParams #> function Revoke-VaultToken { [CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Mandatory=$True)] [string]$VaultServerBaseUri, # Should be something like "http://192.168.2.12:8200/v1" [Parameter(Mandatory=$True)] [string]$VaultAuthToken, # Should be something like 'myroot' or '434f37ca-89ae-9073-8783-087c268fd46f' [Parameter(Mandatory=$True)] [string[]]$VaultUserToDelete # Should match .meta.username for the Accessor Lookup ) if (!$PSVersionTable.Platform -or $PSVersionTable.Platform -eq "Win32NT") { [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = "tls12, tls11, tls" } # Make sure $VaultServerBaseUri is a valid Url try { $UriObject = [uri]$VaultServerBaseUri } catch { Write-Error $_ $global:FunctionResult = "1" return } if (![bool]$($UriObject.Scheme -match "http")) { Write-Error "'$VaultServerBaseUri' does not appear to be a URL! Halting!" $global:FunctionResult = "1" return } # If $VaultServerBaseUri ends in '/', remove it if ($VaultServerBaseUri[-1] -eq "/") { $VaultServerBaseUri = $VaultServerBaseUri.Substring(0,$VaultServerBaseUri.Length-1) } try { $AccessorInfo = Get-VaultAccessorLookup -VaultServerBaseUri $VaultServerBaseUri -VaultAuthToken $VaultAuthToken -ErrorAction Stop if (!$AccessorInfo) {throw "Ther Get-VaultAccessorLookup function failed! Halting!"} } catch { Write-Error $_ $global:FunctionResult = "1" return } $AccessorToDelete = $($AccessorInfo | Where-Object {$_.meta.username -eq $VaultUserToDelete}).accessor if (!$AccessorToDelete) { Write-Error "Unable to find Accessor matching username $VaultUserToDelete! Halting!" $global:FunctionResult = "1" return } $jsonRequest = @" { "accessor": "$AccessorToDelete" } "@ try { # Validate JSON $JsonRequestAsSingleLineString = $jsonRequest | ConvertFrom-Json -EA Stop | ConvertTo-Json -Compress -EA Stop } catch { Write-Error "There was a problem with the JSON for deleting an accessor! Halting!" } $IWRSplatParams = @{ Uri = "$VaultServerBaseUri/auth/token/revoke-accessor" Headers = @{"X-Vault-Token" = "$VaultAuthToken"} Body = $JsonRequestAsSingleLineString Method = "Post" } $RevokeTokenResult = Invoke-RestMethod @IWRSplatParams # NOTE: Revoking a Token does Not produce output, to $RevokeJSmithTokenResult should be $null # Make sure it no longer exists try { $AccessorInfo = Get-VaultAccessorLookup -VaultServerBaseUri $VaultServerBaseUri -VaultAuthToken $VaultAuthToken -ErrorAction Stop if (!$AccessorInfo) {throw "Ther Get-VaultAccessorLookup function failed! Halting!"} } catch { Write-Error $_ $global:FunctionResult = "1" return } $AccessorStillExists = $($AccessorInfo | Where-Object {$_.meta.username -eq $VaultUserToDelete}).accessor if ($AccessorStillExists) { Write-Error "There was a problem deleting the accessor $AccessorToDelete for user $VaultUserToDelete! Halting!" $global:FunctionResult = '1' return } "Success" } |