Version 2.4.2 of LinOTP
Release Notes: This release adds the ability to send SMS by entering a PIN at the normal authentication/login. It adds auto assigning functionality for unassigned tokens; the tokens get assigned to the user on first use. It adds functionality to copy the PIN from one token to the other. It adds a workflow for a lost token.
Other releases
Release Notes: This release adds pam_linotp.py, a Python PAM module. It improves the support for IE and Google Chrome (wait overlay), fixes totp resync, adds mass enrollment for eTokenNG OTP, adds a function to check for existing serial numbers, adds policies for hmac_Hashlib and totp_timestep, adds the ablity to enroll HOTP and TOTP from selfservice, adds import for simple OATH CSV files, improves the handling of the return values of SMS gateways, improves the robustness of managing resolvers and realms, adds an SQL janitor to remove old audit logs, improves performance, and has several minor fixes.
Release Notes: This release adds the ability to send SMS by entering a PIN at the normal authentication/login. It adds auto assigning functionality for unassigned tokens; the tokens get assigned to the user on first use. It adds functionality to copy the PIN from one token to the other. It adds a workflow for a lost token.
Release Notes: A size limit was implemented for LDAP-Resolver, making it even easier to handle LDAP trees with several thousand users. There was an administrative rollout of Google Authenticator (event, time). A back_perl module was included for setting up an OTP capable LDAP proxy. Unassign, delete, enable, and imprint were added to selfservice. It is now possible to completely customize the look and feel. Support for VASCO Digipass GO tokens was added. The name of the Google Authenticator can be configured. Mass rollout of YubiKeys is now supported. A tool was provided to determine the serial number of an unknown token by giving the OTP value (HOTP, TOTP, and VASCO). Session protection was implemented in the Web API.
Release Notes: This release adds a new audit framework to track administrative tasks and authentication events. The audit framework supports PCI DSS requirements, is OATH-certified for HOTP and TOTP tokens, and connects to simpleSAMLphp and OpenID. The new token types TOTP, Remote Token, RADIUS Token, Tagespasswort, and Yubikey have been added. A Remote Token can forward authentication requests to another LinOTP server to set up complex, distributed authentication scenarios with, for example, branch offices. A RADIUS Token forwards the authentication request to a RADIUS server for smooth migrations. It supports Yubikey in HOTP mode.
Release Notes: This release adds a framework for configuring complex policies to define behavior in the administration, rollout, and self-service. You may define policies for setting the OTP PIN during enrollment or to restrict the rights of certain administrators in certain realms. Tokens can be assigned to specific realms so that the administration within one realm can be even more encapsulated. Improved logging for generating audit information. Simple rollout of smartphone tokens using QR codes. Autoresync of HOTP tokens. Better support for redundant RADIUS setup.
