From PowerShell, how do I use Personal Access Tokens (PAT) to authenticate to my Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) account or on-premises Team Foundation Server (TFS)?
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As of July 2015, Visual Studio Online allows users to create Personal Access Tokens (PAT) as a more secure option than alternate credentials.
To authenticate to the REST APIs, all you need to do is use the PAT as the password portion in a Basic Auth HTTP Header along with your REST request.
Note, that the username portion of the Basic Auth header is completely ignored when you use a personal access token. You could have
("BLAHBLAH:$($personalAccessToken)"))
instead and it will still work fine.