Getting error when trying to get authenticationtoken

[PowershellScripter]

Tried Get-ODAuthentication and got the below error

$Auth = Get-ODAuthentication -ClientId $splat.ClientId -AppKey $splat.AppKey -RedirectURI $Splat.RedirectURI -ResourceId $splat.ResourceId
Add-Member: C:\Users\CYBERNET\Documents\PowerShell\Modules\OneDrive\2.2.7\OneDrive.psm1:127:47
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127 | … thentication | add-member Noteproperty $element.split("=")[0] $elemen …
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
| Cannot bind argument to parameter 'Name' because it is an empty string.

[audioscavenger]

same here
recently our company enforced DUO mobile push for everyone
could that be related?

[abhishekrai43]

Any solution to this issue?

[artur-gawrych]

I'm getting the same issue.

[audioscavenger]

I would like to append on this issue. It started when my company enabled MFA with DUO.
The token is not generated anymore after the DUO auth, outside of the company laptop. It still works from the company laptop, and now what I do is embedded the token inside the script, and do a refresh... works for the next 3 months. Unsecured, but thats the only solution.

[audioscavenger]

okay, i found the solution:

1. make sure you are using the latest version of the script: 2.2.8 as of today 10/10/2022
2. SOME servers still have the wrong default TLS requirement and STILL in 2022, fall back to TLS1.1 to connect to azure via powershell... as crazy as it is.

SOLUTION: every call you make to get-OD* MUST be preceded by TLS12 enablement like so:
[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12;

Add this as the first line in your ps1 scripts, or inline MSDOS commands, etc
you're welcome.