Microsoft Entra Replaces Revoke MFA Sessions
Microsoft said starting February 2026 it will replace the Revoke multifactor authentication sessions button with a unified Revoke sessions button in the Microsoft Entra admin portal. The new button invalidates all user sessions, including MFA, regardless of enforcement via Conditional Access or per-user policies, and the article urges admins to script revocation and other remediation steps using Microsoft Graph PowerShell while noting Entra P1 licensing requirements.
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Official Microsoft change with practical PowerShell guidance, strong enterprise impact but limited novelty beyond consolidating UI and messaging.
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