I'm trying to access my company's SharePoint via a .exe built into a python code using the sharepy library. In this .exe, user credentials are asked in through an input in command window and then used as a request protocol to retrieve files saved in SharePoint. The program had been working perfectly until my company updated its security protocols and now a multifactor authentication is required in order to access Microsoft applications. I've seen this issue can be attacked by providing an application password but, knowing that the program should work for any member of the company, is it possible to avoid the multifactor authentication by any other strategy? Have you considered adding to the sharepy library a way of avoiding this multifactor via the api?
I'm trying to access my company's SharePoint via a .exe built into a python code using the sharepy library. In this .exe, user credentials are asked in through an input in command window and then used as a request protocol to retrieve files saved in SharePoint. The program had been working perfectly until my company updated its security protocols and now a multifactor authentication is required in order to access Microsoft applications. I've seen this issue can be attacked by providing an application password but, knowing that the program should work for any member of the company, is it possible to avoid the multifactor authentication by any other strategy? Have you considered adding to the sharepy library a way of avoiding this multifactor via the api?