NEWS

IT security company NetKnights releases version 4.0 of its privacyIDEA Authenticator app. The latest version includes simplified push token configurations, improved stability and a new user interface.

In the middle of the Harz mountains, the NetKnights set up camp to discuss organizational and technical topics.

As of today the privacyIDEA Credential Provider is available in version 3.2. The offline functionality in regards to multiple users and multiple tokens was improved.

IT security company NetKnights releases version 3.7 of its professional multi-factor authentication software privacyIDEA. This provides reliable offline logon to Windows notebooks. In addition, the administrator can now ensure that users do not forget to scan the QR code with their smartphone when self-enrolling an OTP token. As of today the new version is available via the Python Package Index and in the community repositories for Ubuntu 16.04, 18.04 and 20.04.

The version 2.1.1 of the privacyIDEA simpleSAMLphp Plugin is available. The administrator can configure when and how often a user is asked to provide his second factor.

The new version of the privacyIDEA ownCloud plugin now supports WebAuthn and privacyIDEA's multi-challenge method.

The IT security company NetKnights announces version 2.0 of the privacyIDEA 2FA plugin for single sign-on at the Univention Corporate Server. With the new version, users can now also securely log in to the Univention Corporate Server with U2F and WebAuthn tokens.

In July, the NetKnights staff went to a castle in Saxony-Anhalt to discuss topics that are not very concrete, don't have their own Github Issue, or maybe are just still a crank.

The release 3.6 of privacyIDEA opens the possibility to manage additional user attributes within privacyIDEA. Based on these, administrators can define policies for additional permissions. In addition, a new feature in privacyIDEA 3.6 is that administrators can now also use arbitrary token attributes as conditions in policies. These are additional ways that administrators can control privacyIDEA properties and define users' permissions.

IT security company NetKnights releases version 0.6 of the privacyIDEA Keycloak plugin. In this version, users can now use their FIDO2 tokens, which are centrally managed in privacyIDEA, to log in to Keycloak.