Bypassing the login page so that it will directly in otp page Keeping in mind I know the username and password already.
Is there a way to do this in openam
Forgerock allows you to create custom links for custom login pages using service get parameter, soemthing like:
https://yourfqdn/openam/XUI/?realm=/users&service=OTPservice
OTPservice is a authentication chain that containes only otp login page, however from forgerock side, you need to find a way to tell forgerock wich user is trying to connect, since you dont want the username/password login page. It can be done using session upgrade, which means you create a session using a API call to authenticate your user without humain interaction, and then perform a session upgrade (the OTP login page).
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I'd like to use Keycloak to have SSO between my websites and a chrome extension. I've already set up two websites that share the same session and only require the user to login once.
However, when I'm trying to add authentication to my extension using chrome.identity.launchWebAuthFlow(), it does not seem to check cookies for SSO and systematically prompts the user to login, even though I'm already logged in my other sites.
I've tried to do things "by hand" using chrome.windows.create(), and it does skip login credentials to redirect me directly if I'm already logged in from another site, so SSO seems to be working that way. Unfortunately I don't know how to catch the redirection event that occurs once login is complete and then go back to my extension, so I'm stuck on this lead as well.
Do you know if it's possible for the chrome.identity.launchWebFlow() method to check cookies and only prompt for login credentials when it detects no session cookies ?
I have a service with multiple domains.
And I want to implement Sso in this service.
I tried to implement it using keycloak
I want to create a new login page with react instead of the login page of Key Clock. And I am thinking of implementing a spring security server separately to add an email or sms 2factor function.
In order to do that, I think I should use keycloak rest api.
But the problem is that I don't know how the key clock login page authenticates the user.
Can I know the login flow of the key clock in detail?
For example, if I want to check if Service 1 is logged in, do I need to redirect to the login page of Key Clock to check the cookie or session ID of the login page?
So how do I know if I'm constantly logged in?
Keycloak already provides a way to edit Login flow. You can also add more fields etc. to the Login Form and add 2 factor authentication as well. The only thing is, you will have to use Freemarker for the same.
See, https://www.keycloak.org/docs/latest/server_development/#implementing-an-authenticator and https://www.keycloak.org/docs/latest/server_development/#_themes
We are trying FusionAuth & looking to have a single step flow for Sign up + Sign In.
After user signs up, we want to show/land him directly to our application's dashboard page (without showing him login page in between the flow). The authentication should happen but internally i.e we are expecting OAuth2 standard IdToken in response to "WebApplication" so that web application can use IdToken to allow user to application.
Please note that we don't want to use approaches where we need to pass Username/password to our web application, don't want to handle user credentials. Also that we dont want to use Authentication Tokens returned in Registration flow because AuthenticationTokens are not that secure, looking to use OAuth2 based IdToken instead.
I have came across this post "https://fusionauth.io/community/forum/topic/165/taking-a-user-directly-to-the-registration-page/3" and tried following request, but it is showing Login page instead of registration.
/oauth2/register?client_id=<Configured_client_id>&redirect_uri=<Configured_redirect_uri>&response_type=code
(I have not used CSRF parameter though)
Please can you suggest why its showing Login Page?
You should be able to have a user register and be sent directly to your application, as long as you set the correct redirect_uri and put that on the registration URL:
https://local.fusionauth.io/oauth2/register?client_id=c50329fa-93e5-4618-8d9f-73d0ab069a23&response_type=code&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fapp.example.com%2F
The application will then receive a code that can be exchanged for an access token. You can call the userinfo endpoint with that token and get user information like email address, etc.
What you won't get that it seems like you might want is an id token. For that you'll have to send the user through the login process with a scope of profile. However, you could mind your own 'id token'-lite using the values from the userinfo endpoint and the JWT vending: https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/apis/jwt/#vend-a-jwt
I have an Hapi.JS application that authenticates with a provider via Bell plugin.
Authentication works as expected. I check for an account in our DB associated with the Bell credentials upon successful login. If no user account is associated, I redirect to the registration page.
The problem is I can't pass user's profile data to the registration route. Even if I set a cookie, it is lost when redirected to the registration route.
I know I can use hapi-auth-cookie but I am planning to use JWT authentication and I don't want to add a new plugin just for passing basic user info to a specific route.
Do you have an idea how can I make it work?
Thanks!
I'm trying to implement a way to actually logout from my application that is using the Valence API. I can obviously clear the session on my end, but is there a way through the API to actually log out of the Desire2Learn site as well? I've looked through the docs and didn't see anything.
No, there is currently no route to explicitly log out, or log in. You can, however, use the Valence auth process to generate credentials for a new user. What you need to do in that case is use a browser to interact with the user that doesn't have an open session with the LMS: as long as the LMS thinks that the browser doing the user part of the authentication has an open session, it will pass back the user credentials for that user instead of asking the user to re-authenticate.
Typically an inactive session with the LMS expires after a short time and then the LMS will force the user to re-authenticate if your app initiates the auth process.