Today we released the ownCloud App version 2.5.1. This plugin connects ownCloud to privacyIDEA adding enterprise 2FA to your ownCloud. privacyIDEA supports a lot of different token types to provide 2FA for the user. This can be keyfob tokens or Smartphone Apps but also authentication mechanisms that work with a […]
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Proudly we talk about our release of the major version privacyIDEA 3.0, today. Changing the version number 2.23.5 to 3.0 indicates a lot of changes. Changes why you should take more care during the update process. And changes, why this article is a bit longer than usual. But relax! We […]
New release privacyIDEA 2.23.5 fixes the AuthCache and a bug with TOTP resync.
Today we released a maintenance release of privacyIDEA. The new version 2.23.4 comes with a few fixes in regards to challenge response authentication, which is used with Emails and SMS tokens. Challenge Response The response of the administrative triggerchallenge call is now consistent with a user triggered challenge. This makes […]
The new release 2.5 of the privacyIDEA ownCloud app allows the administrator to define which client should require 2FA and which is ok with only a password. This is based on the IP address of the clients. This way e.g. users would not need a second factor when accessing ownCloud […]
The Multi-Factor Authentication system privacyIDEA 2.23 comes with PRE event handling, recurring tasks, monitoring and statistics. The administrator thus has a lot of tools, to automate unforeseen scenarios and avoid manuel, tedious tasks and avoid errors.
The privacyIDEA Enterprise Edition 2.22.1 was released. You can read more about it at NetKnights’ blog post. 2.22.1 is a bug fixing release. If you want to learn more about, which new features are contained in version 2.22, please read here.
With privacyIDEA 2.22 we added the possibility to pass more useful userinformation to a RADIUS client like a VPN. The administrator can add a policy to include the resolver and the realm of a user who authenticated successfully. This response data can then be used in the FreeRADIUS plugin and modified by regular expressions to add any arbitrary RADIUS attribute in the RADIUS response, which then would be sent to the VPN. This additional information can be used by Cisco ASA, Citrix Netscaler or any other enterprise grade VPN to put the user into certain subnets or to assign resource to the user.
Today we released privacyIDEA 2.21. It is available in the Ubuntu repositories for Ubuntu 16.04LTS and 14.04LTS. You can also update and install privacyIDEA on any distribution via the Python Package Index. Secure Rollout of a smartphone app The central new feature of privacyIDEA 2.21 is the possibility to enroll […]
The new version privacyIDEA 2.20 was just released. It is available via the Ubuntu Launchpad Repositories for 14.04LTS and 16.04LTS and via the python package index. You can read more about it at NetKnights.