We're excited to announce a significant update to the Security Center, marking the first major enhancement since last year's introduction of Thresholds and Alerts! These new capabilities drastically improve your ability to monitor, analyze, and respond to security threats with greater precision and speed.

What's New:

• Granular Filtering by Applications and Connections: You can now filter security metrics within the Overview and Threat Monitoring pages by specific applications and connections. This allows for a more detailed examination of your tenant traffic, enabling faster incident triage and more effective troubleshooting by visualizing subsets of data.
• Deeper Insights into Top Threat Behaviors: We've introduced new charts to highlight the top 5 connections and IPs associated with various security metrics. These groupings provide quick insights into potential anomalies and common threat behaviors, empowering you to identify and address risks more efficiently.
• Consolidated Threat Monitoring View: The Threat Monitoring page has been revamped to offer a more intuitive and unified experience. This updated view, combined with the new filtering options by application and connection, streamlines your ability to track and respond to threats effectively.

These enhancements are available on all public cloud envirovments and gradually rolling out to private cloud environments.

Explore the updated Security Center today to take control of your security insights and strengthen your security posture!

We’re excited to announce the Open Early Access (EA) of Custom Token Exchange. OAuth 2.0 Token Exchange allows to trade one security token for another (typically an Access Token). With Custom Token Exchange, you can run Auth0 Actions as part of that exchange, giving you a flexible way to inject custom logic and implement your own authentication and authorization semantics. This lets you validate and authorize the request, and precisely set the user for every token exchange transaction.

Key highlights of this release:

• Automatic Entitlement: The feature is now automatically available to all Enterprise and B2B Pro customers to be used for testing and production (no manual enablement required).
• Organizations Support: Full compatibility with Organizations. You can now pass the organization parameter in the request or use the new setOrganization function within your Action.
• Enhanced Security: Includes Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) support during the exchange.

To learn more, read the reference documentation.

The MyAccount API Explorer now has an updated experience! Using MyAccount API, customers can build self-service management experiences at scale, powered directly from their applications.

To learn more about the MyAccount API feature, click here.

The improved MyAccount API Explorer experience includes:

• modernization of the look & feel
• interactivity between the response schema and response example
• full endpoint URL readily available to copy
• ability to quickly navigate to other API Explorers

Navigate to: https://auth0.com/docs/api/myaccount to try it out!

We’re excited to announce that we added Flows Auth0 Send Email Action!

This new feature allows you to send emails from Flows using the customized Email Provider at your Auth0 Tenant.

What's new:

• Email Providers: take advantage of the supported email providers that can be configured at your Auth0 Tenant.
• Custom Email Provider: write custom code to send your emails to unsupported email providers using the Custom Email Provider Action.
• Custom Properties: customize the settings for the outgoing emails including sender, recipient, subject, message, and variables.
• Liquid Syntax: use Liquid syntax at your email subject and message.

To ensure the highest security standards for your identity infrastructure, we are retiring specific weak TLS 1.2 cipher suites. This change affects all connections to Auth0 service endpoints and web applications, specifically:

• Tenant Domains: All default (e.g., [tenant].auth0.com) and Custom Domains for both Public and Private Cloud.
• Auth0 Tools: The Dashboard (manage.auth0.com), Marketplace, and Support Center.
• Infrastructure: The Auth0 CDN.

Cipher Suites Scheduled for Removal: The following ciphers are being deprecated. For cross-reference, we have provided the unique Hex Code, IANA name, and a link to the OpenSSL equivalent.

• 0xC0,0x09 - TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA (https://ciphersuite.info/cs/TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA/)
• 0xC0,0x0A - TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA (https://ciphersuite.info/cs/TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA/)
• 0xC0,0x23 - TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA256 (https://ciphersuite.info/cs/TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA256/)
• 0xC0,0x24 - TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA384 (https://ciphersuite.info/cs/TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA384/)
• 0xC0,0x13 - TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA https://ciphersuite.info/cs/TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA/)
• 0xC0,0x14 - TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA (https://ciphersuite.info/cs/TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA/)
• 0xC0,0x27 - TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA256 (https://ciphersuite.info/cs/TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA256/)
• 0xC0,0x28 - TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA384 (https://ciphersuite.info/cs/TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA384/)
• 0x00,0x9C - TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256 (https://ciphersuite.info/cs/TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256/)
• 0x00,0x2F - TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA (https://ciphersuite.info/cs/TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA/)
• 0x00,0x9D - TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 (https://ciphersuite.info/cs/TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_GCM_SHA384/)
• 0x00,0x35 - TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA (https://ciphersuite.info/cs/TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA/)
• 0x00,0x3C - TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA256 (https://ciphersuite.info/cs/TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA256/)
• 0x00,0x3D - TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA256 (https://ciphersuite.info/cs/TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA256/)

Additional information is available through the Auth0 dashboard and Support Center notification.

We are excited to announce that Advanced Customizations for Universal Login (ACUL) is now generally available. ACUL enables developers to create custom, client-rendered user interfaces for Universal Login using their preferred frontend technologies.

Key capabilities in this release:

• Full Screen Parity: Support for customizing all Universal Login screens and flows, including Login, Signup, MFA, Password Reset, and more.
• New SDKs: Production-ready React and TypeScript SDKs to accelerate development.
  • NPM: @auth0/auth0-acul-js | @auth0/auth0-acul-react
  • GitHub: auth0-acul-js | auth0-acul-react
• Visual Editor: A new Dashboard UI for managing screen configurations and assets.
• Improved Developer Tooling: Major updates to Auth0 CLI to support scaffolding (auth0 acul init), local mocking, testing, and CI/CD deployments.
• Production-Ready Sample App: A robust sample repository featuring implementations of 34 authentication screens built with React 19 and Tailwind 4.

ACUL allows you to leverage all the security benefits of Universal Login, such as bot protection and threat intelligence, while providing complete control over the visual presentation and user journey.

Read the Documentation

This new Token Vault capability allows Client Applications to obtain access tokens from third-party APIs (resource servers), through an authorization flow that is coordinated by a common Identity Provider implementing the Identity Assertion Authorisation Grant standard. This new standard enables requesting applications such as AI Agents to obtain access tokens where user consent is managed by policy at the Identity Provider.

To evaluate the Requesting App for Cross App Access, please contact Auth0. For more details, see the product documentation.

We’re excited to announce that Google Workspace User Directory Sync is now available in Limited Early Access (EA) with major enhancements to configuration, usability, and performance.

This feature automatically synchronizes users from your Google Workspace directory into Auth0 - ensuring user profiles stay accurate and up to date without relying on login events.

What’s New in EA:

• Management Dashboard Support: You can now enable and configure Google Workspace Directory Sync directly from the Auth0 Management Dashboard.
• Integrated with Self-Service SSO: We’ve expanded the Self-Service SSO Provisioning flow to include Google Workspace Directory Sync alongside SCIM. Your customers’ IT teams can now configure SSO, SCIM provisioning, and Google Workspace Directory Sync through a unified setup flow, and manage user onboarding/offboarding directly, with less manual work for you.
• Performance Improvements: Backend optimizations reduce sync latency and ensure stable performance under high load.

Why It Matters:

• Eliminates reliance on user login events for updating user data in Auth0
• Reduces identity drift and accelerates user lifecycle management
• Delegates Directory Sync setup to your customers’ IT administrators.

How to Join EA: To join the Limited EA program and access Google Workspace User Directory Sync, complete the EA Terms & Conditions form and contact your Auth0 Account Team to request activation and supporting documentation.

We are excited to announce the release of Auth0.Aspnetcore.Authentication.Api, a new official SDK designed to streamline authentication and security for ASP.NET Core backend applications.

Key Benefits:

• Supports .NET 8.0+ and built for the modern "middleware" pattern. Developers can now secure an API with a single line: builder.Services.AddAuth0ApiAuthentication(...).
• Abstracts the complexity of JWT validation. Developers no longer need to write fragile boilerplate code to check Audiences or Issuers. The SDK enforces security best practices out of the box.
• Supports DPoP with flexible enforcement modes (Allowed, Required, Disabled). Enterprise customers can now enforce a higher level of security with minimal code changes.

Getting Started:

• Quickstart
• Official Repo
• Examples

Adaptive MFA now allows administrators to configure device remembrance durations (TTL) for the New Device assessor. The default remains at 30 days, but can now be customized to any value between 1–365 days.

When users log in successfully on a remembered device, that device’s TTL automatically refreshes to the currently configured value.

This enhancement provides greater flexibility to balance security and user convenience, helping teams align device remembrance with organizational policies and login patterns.

Configuration is available through both the Dashboard and the new Adaptive MFA Management API endpoints, enabling automated setup and management of device remembrance.

Learn more about configuration options in our Adaptive MFA documentation.
For details on the new Adaptive MFA Management API endpoints, visit the Risk Assessment API documentation.

We’re pleased to announce that Express Configuration with Okta is now generally available for Auth0 applications in the Okta Integration Network!

Express Configuration automates how your enterprise customers using Okta set up identity integrations with your Auth0 application. This includes configuring OpenID Connect (OIDC) for single sign-on, System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM) for automated user onboarding and offboarding, and Global Token Revocation (GTR) for centralized session management with Universal Logout.

To learn more about Express Configuration with Okta, click here.

This feature is available immediately in all public cloud environments, and will be rolled out to private cloud environments as per their release pipeline.

We are thrilled to announce a major milestone: the General Availability (GA) of Auth0 for AI Agents!

Auth0 for AI Agents is a suite of features to empower developers to build secure agentic applications and experiences. The solution suite includes updates to: Token Vault for secure token based access to third-party APIs and applications; and Asynchronous Authorization for user approvals to keep the human in the loop for sensitive agent actions.

Here are some highlights of the latest updates to the solution suite:

• A new connected accounts flow (with connection purpose) to easily establish federated connections, initiated by client applications.
• Support for Microsoft Entra (Azure AD) and Google Workspace as enterprise connected accounts.
• Support exchanging a first-party access token for a third-party access token at the Token Vault.
• Send notifications for asynchronous authorization flows using email or the Guardian App, with client initiated backchannel authentication (CIBA).
• Revamped Quickstarts and SDKs to delight developers.
• Pricing and packaging for Essential, Professional, and Enterprise plans.

You can read more about the solution suite and the component features in the Auth0 for AI documentation.

Auth0 is thrilled to announce that Auth for MCP is officially in Early Access! This release extends the power of Auth0’s standards-based authorization platform to the Model Context Protocol (MCP), securing your MCP servers, MCP clients, AI agents and the APIs they interact with.

With Auth for MCP, Auth0 integrates OAuth 2.1 and OpenID Connect directly into the MCP ecosystem, ensuring consistent access control and auditability across every agentic interaction.

Key capabilities include:

• MCP Server Authorization: Protect your MCP Servers by leveraging Auth0’s Universal Login to authorize access. You can leverage social, enterprise, and custom identity providers with full support for MFA and advanced attack protection.

• Standards-based discovery and registration: Allow MCP clients and servers to automatically discover authorization endpoints and dynamically register with Auth0. This removes manual setup and ensures consistent configuration across your environment.

• Leveraging your Existing APIs: Enable MCP clients to securely call internal APIs on behalf of users using short-lived, purpose-scoped tokens.

• Connecting to Third party APIs using Token Vault: Securely store, refresh, and revoke access tokens for third-party APIs. This lets your MCP applications act on behalf of users across external SaaS systems like Google, Microsoft, GitHub, and more.

• Developer-ready integration: Explore quickstarts, guides, and sample apps to easily implement Auth for MCP. Auth0 provides ready-to-use examples for securing your MCP server, calling APIs on users’ behalf, and using the Token Vault with JavaScript or Python SDKs.

• MCP Spec Compliance: Works with Auth0’s Resource Parameter Compatibility Profile and token dialect rfc9068_profile_authz, ensuring that access tokens include the permissions claim required for authorization in MCP.

This Early Access release allows developers to unify authorization across MCP clients, servers, and tools, improving governance of agent actions.

Auth for MCP is available today in Early Access. To participate, please submit the Early Access Form and/or contact your Auth0 Technical Account Manager.

For setup instructions, SDKs, and sample applications, and more, visit the Auth for MCP documentation.

We’ve refined the logic behind how Security Center metrics are calculated to provide more accurate and actionable insights.

Metrics now reflect IP activity using the following logic:

When an IP address triggers more than 10 relevant events for a given metric within a single hour, it will now be counted toward that metric.

This update ensures greater consistency and reliability across event-based metrics within the Security Center.

For more details on which metrics are affected and their updated definitions, see the Security Center Metrics documentation

We are thrilled to announce a significant expansion of capabilities within the Multiple Custom Domains (MCD) Early Access program for Enterprise customers.

This update delivers powerful branding and white-labeling capabilities with improved flexibility to scale your identity solution from a single Auth0 tenant.

• Search and filter custom domains via Management APIs and Dashboard to simplify administration.
• Pixel-perfect branding using ACUL to associate unique asset bundles directly with individual custom domains.
• Ensure brand consistency by customizing Email and Phone Templates based on the custom domain context.
• Build tailored, conditional logic using the custom domain name and metadata directly within Actions.

Please refer to Auth0 docs for details - Multiple Custom Domains.

These updates are available automatically to the current participants in MCD Early Access program. If you're interested in joining the MCD Early Access program, please send a request through the Auth0 Support Center and contact your Technical Account Manager (TAM) or Auth0 Sales Executive.

Auth0 now provides Management API endpoints to manage Bot Detection configuration!

Key Capabilities:

Bot Detection Controls: Automate adjustments to the Bot Detection Level (low, medium, or high) and manage your trusted IP AllowList via API.

Challenge Policies: Programmatically control CAPTCHA enforcement for password, passwordless, and password reset flows (options: always, when risky, or never).

CAPTCHA Management: Fully manage your CAPTCHA provider selection and configuration, including Auth0’s native challenge or third-party solutions.

To learn more about the new Bot Detection API endpoints check out our online documentation here

Auth0 has added a Dynamic Client Registration (DCR) scope to the Tenant Access Control List (ACL).

This enhancement allows administrators to control access to the /oidc/register endpoint based on a variety of network and client signals, helping prevent unauthorized or automated client creation.

Configuration is available via the Management API.

Learn more about our Tenant Access Control List in our online documentation found here

We are excited to announce that Actions Types is now available at npmjs @auth0/actions.

This NPM library currently facilitates TypeScript definitions for Auth0 Actions.

Developers can use this library for:

• IDE / Code Editor Assistance: By referencing this library, IDEs and code editors can help developers coding with autocompletion, object and functions definitions, and error checking.
• TypeScript Development: This library enables Actions development using TypeScript which then can be built and deployed to Actions as Common JS.
• Unit Testing Improvements: This library allows developers to follow best practices and to improve their Unit Testing based on TypeScript definitions.
• AI Actions Generation: Gives AI assisted IDEs the context they need to generate more accurate and secure Actions code.

Docs: Learn more at Actions NPM Docs and Actions Unit Test Docs.

As part of Continuous Session Protection, you can now attach custom key–value data to a user’s session using Actions or the Auth0 Management API. This allows enterprise customers to persist contextual data (such as device name, organization ID, or custom flags) throughout the session lifecycle.

Session Metadata:

Enables storing and retrieving custom metadata directly within Auth0 sessions

Can be set in Post-Login Actions using api.session.setMetadata(key, value) and accessed through event.session.metadata

Is available via the Management API for reading, updating, or evicting metadata during the session’s lifetime

Can be automatically included in OIDC Back-Channel Logout tokens, enabling downstream systems to receive the same metadata context

This feature expands session extensibility, allowing richer integrations, stronger audit trails, and personalized session behavior across applications.

Availability:

Session Metadata is available to Enterprise tenants in Early Access. To enable this feature, reach out to your Technical Account Manager or open a Support Ticket.

Learn more: Session Metadata Documentation

We’re excited to introduce Google Workspace User Directory Sync, now available as part of our Beta program.

This feature allows organizations to automatically synchronize users from their Google Workspace directory into Auth0 - ensuring user data stays accurate and up to date without relying on login events.

What’s New:

• Automated user synchronization: Automatically sync user profiles from your Google Workspace Enterprise connection into Auth0.
• Flexible sync cadence: Choose between manual on-demand syncs or automatic syncs that run every 30 minutes.
• Custom attribute mapping: Map Google Workspace user attributes to Auth0 user profile fields for full control over data consistency.
• Management API support: Configure, update, retrieve, or delete your Directory Sync settings programmatically - with Postman collection templates included.

Why It Matters: This enhancement eliminates the need for users to log in before their profiles are updated in Auth0, reducing data drift and simplifying identity lifecycle management.

How to Get Started: To join the Beta program and access Google Workspace User Directory Sync, complete the Beta Terms & Conditions form and contact your Auth0 Account Team to request activation and supporting documentation.

Login flows initiated in the context of client applications associated with business users (organization_usage=require) and configured to prompt for the organization at the start of the login flow (organization_require_behavior=pre_login_prompt) will consider an existing authenticated session and allow single sign-on (SSO).

The previous behavior where these flows disregarded SSO is deprecated. We have provided additional information and timelines for enforcing this change across tenants through a dashboard and support center notification.

Auth0's Private Cloud footprint is expanding again, this time to the AWS Asia Pacific Thailand Region!

This launch plants our secure identity infrastructure in the heart of one of Southeast Asia's largest digital economies. Customers in the region can now leverage this new presence for significantly reduced latency and enhanced performance. It also provides a robust, in-country solution for organizations managing their data governance and sovereignty objectives.

We are excited to support the rapid growth of Thailand's booming e-commerce, fintech, and digital service sectors with this new deployment.

We’re excited to announce Organization Discovery by Domain, a new capability that makes enterprise login smarter and more seamless. Together with Prompt for Organizations, it automatically identifies a user’s Organization before authentication, using either their email or organization name — eliminating the need for guessing, manual routing, or dealing with misspellings.

Smarter Login Experience: Users can now enter either their organization name or work email on the Prompt for Organization screen. If the Organization has a verified domain, Auth0 detects the Organization instantly, loads the correct branded login, and routes the user to the right IdP.

Verified Domains: Tenant admins can now associate one or more verified domains with each Organization using the new Domains tab. Verified domains power automatic organization detection and ensure HRD (Home Realm Discovery) runs only against that Organization’s enabled connections.

Unified Enterprise Login Flow: This update enhances the Prompt for Organization experience for both Business and Both (Business + Individual) app types, unifying login flows across personal and enterprise users.

Availability: Rollout is happening now. No opt-in required, it’s ready as soon as it appears in your tenant.

Learn more about Organization Discovery by Domain in our product documentation.

By using Organization Discovery by Domain, you agree to the applicable Free Trial terms in Okta’s Master Subscription Agreement and Okta’s Privacy Policy during use of the Early Access feature. The Free Trial terms can be found within the Master Subscription Agreement at Legal Agreements | Okta.

We've enhanced the Auth0 FGA Write API endpoint to help streamline imports and reduce errors. You can now use two new optional parameters:

on_duplicate: "ignore": This will gracefully skip any write operations for relationship tuples that already exist.

on_missing: "ignore": This will gracefully skip any delete operations for relationship tuples that do not exist.

Previously, these common conditions would cause the entire Write request to fail. These new parameters prevent unnecessary failures, eliminating the need for complex client-side retry logic and improving import performance.

This feature is available now via the API and our latest SDKs.

Learn more about Writing Tuples in FGA from our product documentation or API Reference.

Auth0 now supports Sign in with Shop, a new social login integration designed for Shopify merchants. This feature allows merchants to offer customers a familiar authentication option using their existing Shop accounts. This new integration provides:

• Streamlined Experience: Customers can sign in using their existing Shop credentials, reducing friction and simplifying account access.
• Consistent User Journey: Enables a unified sign-in experience for customers already accustomed to Shopify’s ecosystem.
• Expanded Capabilities: Combines the trusted Shopify experience with Auth0’s advanced identity features — including enhanced security, single sign-on (SSO), customizable branding, and extensibility.

Get started today with our quick start guide to connect your Shopify store to Auth0 and our built-in Sign in with Shop social integration.

We’ve improved our machine learning (ML) model for signup to deliver stronger protection against automated account creation while keeping friction low for legitimate users.

Note: This update applies only to the signup flow. There are no changes to the ML models used for bot detection in login or password reset flows.

Highlights of this update include

• Expanded detection signals:
  The model now leverages user-agent–based signals, such as operating system and browser version data, to more accurately distinguish between human and automated signup attempts.

• Smarter traffic classification:
  An updated labeling strategy improves how the model differentiates between malicious and legitimate signup activity, helping it adapt more effectively to evolving attack patterns.

• Optimized sensitivity settings:
  Adjusted detection thresholds capture a broader range of bot activity while maintaining a low false positive rate, ensuring a smooth experience for valid users.

What this means for you

These enhancements strengthen the signup protection capabilities of Attack Protection, enabling more effective detection of automated signup attempts without adding unnecessary friction for real users.

The rollout is in progress for all Enterprise customers with the Attack Protection add-on and will complete over the coming weeks in line with individual release schedules.

For configuration guidance or to learn more about protecting your signup flows, please refer to our documentation or contact your account team.

To enhance security and mitigate risks of application impersonation and phishing attacks, we are recommending the transition to HTTPS-based callbacks using Android App Links and Apple Universal Links whenever possible. In addition, we are introducing a change in how the service handles custom URI schemes and loopback URI as callbacks.

More specifically, for authentication requests specifying a custom URI scheme or a loopback URI as the callback, we are introducing a login confirmation prompt used in scenarios that would previously return a response without requiring user interaction. For example, in a single sign-on (SSO) scenario, if authentication request requirements can be satisfied from an existing authenticated session, the service will display the new login confirmation prompt instead of seamlessly returning a response to the specified custom URI scheme / loopback URI callback.

Additionally, authentication requests including prompt=none will be rejected when Applications use non-verifiable callback URIs and are configured to use the new login confirmation prompt.

Review the User Confirmation Prompt section of Measures Against Application Impersonation to learn more about the new prompt.

Tenants created before October 15, 2025, maintain the previous behavior as the default until April 28, 2026. After the October cutoff date, newly created tenants may default to displaying the new login confirmation prompt with some exceptions due to each environment's deployment schedule. For any tenant maintaining the previous behavior, we recommend you opt in beforehand to use the new behavior. Alternatively, you can opt out of using the additional confirmation prompt if strictly required. Additional information on this situation is available at Migrate to Custom URI Scheme Redirect End-User Confirmation.

As part of the Early Access launch of Event Streams, there is now an Events Catalog explorer available in Auth0 Docs to better guide you on the details of each Event -- including examples. The Event Streams feature allows you to discover completed changes to Auth0 Users and Organizations as they happen. You can do this by:

• Creating an Event Stream in the Manage Dashboard or the Management API
• Configuring the Event Streams with the desired destination (Webhook or Amazon EventBridge) and selecting the events to receive

View the new Event Catalog Explorer here: https://auth0.com/docs/events/

Learn more about Event Streams here: https://auth0.com/docs/customize/events

FGA Logging API Now Generally Available

The Auth0 FGA Logging API is now Generally Available (GA). This dedicated endpoint provides a comprehensive audit trail for every interaction with the FGA system. You can now programmatically retrieve detailed logs for auditing, debugging, and monitoring.

• Strengthen Audit & Compliance: Retrieve a complete audit trail for all public FGA APIs, including permission changes, access checks, and model updates, to verify who accessed resources and when.
• Accelerate Troubleshooting & Monitoring: Gain granular insight into API operations to debug issues faster and proactively monitor for unusual activity. Use powerful Lucene query syntax to filter logs by user, IP address, status code, and more.
• Centralize Your Logs: Easily export log data to your preferred SIEM, log management, or analytics tools to centralize your security and operational visibility.

The FGA Logging API is available for all paid-tier customers. For more information, please read the Auth0 FGA Logging API documentation.

The first public beta of the Auth0 Nuxt SDK is now available for developers building web apps on the Nuxt framework!

Key Highlights

• Idiomatic Nuxt 3 Experience: Simple, composable functions (useAuth0) that feel native to Nuxt developers, dramatically reducing time-to-first-login.
• Advanced Security Out-of-the-Box: We've included support for the latest security standards from day one, including PAR, RAR, and Backchannel Logout.
• Powerful API Authentication: Seamlessly obtain tokens for backend APIs using the TokenVault integration.

Resources

Here are the helpful resources to explore the new Nuxt SDK and get started:

• Quickstart
• Examples

This SDK is still in Beta and we need your feedback! Please share any feedback, questions or comments on GitHub.

When validating JWT assertions used for client application authentication, Auth0 will impose stricter requirements and accept only a tenant's issuer identifier as a single JSON string value in the "aud" (audience) claim.

The possibility of providing an "aud" claim with either one of the approaches listed below is deprecated, and at a future date will cause the service to consider such JWT assertions invalid:

• A JSON array of strings, provided that one of the entries contains a valid issuer identifier or endpoint URL for the respective tenant and endpoint the client authenticates against.
• A single JSON string representing a valid endpoint URL for the respective tenant and endpoint the client authenticates against.

OIDC enterprise connections configured to use Private Key JWT in authenticated requests to the upstream identity provider will also be able to use the applicable issuer identifier represented as a JSON string in the "aud" claim included in JWT assertions.

We have provided additional information and timelines for enforcing this change across tenants through a dashboard and support center notification.

We are excited to announce an improvement that makes it faster and easier for you to keep your firewall configurations up-to-date.

Our IP allow list for Auth0's Public Cloud regions is now available in a standardized, machine-readable format. This new format is designed to help you automate updates and ensure the most accurate configuration for your firewall.

What this means for you:

• Automation: You can now programmatically fetch and parse the list, eliminating the need for manual updates.
• Accuracy: The structured data ensures you're always using the latest and most accurate IP addresses.
• Clarity: The changelogs highlight specific additions and removals, so you can easily see what has been updated.

You can access this information at: https://cdn.auth0.com/ip-ranges.json

For more details, please see our documentation on IP allow list.

We’re excited to announce the Early Access release of Akamai Supplemental Signals. This feature allows Auth0 Enterprise customers who have Akamai configured as a reverse proxy in front of Auth0 to forward signals from Akamai Bot Manager and Akamai Account Protector into Auth0.

With this integration, you can enrich your authentication flows with supplemental signals from Akamai and make more dynamic security decisions in post-login Actions and gain visibility through tenant logs.

Key Benefits

• Combined Risk Context: Leverage Akamai’s bot and user risk signals together with Auth0’s risk assessment for a more complete view of login risk.

• Adaptive Security Controls: Combine Akamai and Auth0 risk signals to trigger MFA, deny sessions, or revoke access based on risk indicators.

• Seamless Integration: Configure Akamai to forward signals and use them immediately in post-login Actions and tenant logs.

Availability

• Available to all Enterprise customers using Akamai as a reverse proxy in front of Auth0.

• Currently in Early Access.

Learn More

• Configure Akamai as a Reverse Proxy
• Configure Akamai to Send Supplemental Signals
• Use Akamai Supplemental Signals in Actions

We’re thrilled to introduce the Limited Early Access release of Additional Signing Algorithm for Okta and OIDC enterprise connections! This release expands flexibility for both Private Key JWT client authentication and ID token verification by adding support for stronger signing algorithms beyond RS256, including:

• RS512
• PS256
• ES256

For Private Key JWT, Auth0 now lets you choose which algorithm is used to sign client assertion JWTs when authenticating requests to an upstream IdP. For ID token verification, Auth0 can validate tokens signed with a wider set of algorithms, ensuring compatibility across OIDC flows. Together, these enhancements give customers more control over cryptographic choices, making it easier to align with security policies and adapt as standards evolve

This release is currently rolling out to all environments. To enable the Additional Signing Algorithms Limited Early Access release in your Auth0 tenant once available in your environment, please contact your Technical Account Manager to request access.

You can now use Organizations with your native passkey flows! User sign-in and registration flows can now pass the organization to complete sign up in the organization context. Like Universal Login flows, auto-enrollment into an organization during sign-in is also supported.

Organizations Support for Native Passkeys is in Limited EA - reach out to your Auth0 contact to get started today.

To get started with Passkey APIs and use them with Organizations, please see our documentation or read our blog for getting started with native applications.

We are excited to announce the release of the Auth0 React Native SDK v5, a foundational rewrite designed to provide a best-in-class developer experience for one of the world's most popular mobile frameworks. This major update delivers a simpler, more powerful way to integrate secure authentication into your React Native applications while ensuring compatibility with the latest evolution of the ecosystem.

Highlights:

• Stay on the Cutting Edge of React Native: Deploy with confidence knowing your authentication layer is ready for the future. The SDK is fully compatible with React 19 and Expo 53, and now includes Beta support for React Native's New Architecture (Turbo Modules). This allows you to leverage the latest performance and UI capabilities of the ecosystem without compromising on security.
• Accelerate Development with a Better DX: We've refactored the entire SDK from the ground up to create a more intuitive and efficient developer experience. With a simpler API surface, unified cross-platform error handling, and an Android layer rewritten in modern Kotlin, you can integrate Auth0 faster and spend less time debugging.
• Build for More Platforms with react-native-web: The new, robust architecture enables first-class support for react-native-web. Now you can share more of your authentication logic between your native mobile and web applications, streamlining development and ensuring a consistent user experience everywhere.

Get Started Today. The Auth0 React Native SDK v5 is now generally available.

As a major version release, v5 includes breaking changes aimed at improving the long-term health and usability of the SDK. To upgrade, please consult our comprehensive Migration Guide to v5.

For a full list of new features, improvements, and breaking changes, view the complete release notes on GitHub.

As part of the Continuous Session Protection, you can now configure ephemeral (non-persistent) sessions using Actions. This allows enterprise customers to dynamically control whether a session is stored in a persistent cookie or only in memory.

Ephemeral sessions:

• Exist only in memory and are cleared when the browser or app is closed
• Are ideal for high-sensitivity workflows such as step-up authentication or use on public devices
• Can be configured per session using api.session.setCookieMode("non-persistent") in post-login Actions

This feature is available to all Enterprise tenants in Public Early Access and requires no enrolment.

Learn more: https://auth0.com/docs/manage-users/sessions/sessions-with-actions#set-session-persistence-with-actions and https://auth0.com/docs/manage-users/sessions/session-lifecycle

Use Ephemeral Sessions with Actions to configure Keep Me Sign In

We’re very excited to announce the availability of Native Passkey Management, extending the management of authentication methods using APIs. Customers can now delete passkeys using APIs and list all enrolled authentication methods for a user.

Customers can build end-to-end management of the passkeys directly into their native applications.

Native Passkey Management is in Limited EA - reach out to your Auth0 contact to get started today.

To get started with MyAccount please read our documentation

We're excited to announce that Cross App Access (XAA) for Resource Applications is now in Beta.

Connecting AI Agents and Third Party Apps in an enterprise introduces two key challenges: poor IT visibility into data sharing and repetitive user consent flows. Cross App Access (XAA) solves this by enabling IT teams to centralize control over these connections, eliminating constant user consent prompts and providing better governance and visibility into data sharing.

This new feature provides built-in support for SaaS providers to get their APIs ready for secure connection by AI Agents and other SaaS Apps in enterprise environments. No code changes needed, simply configure the feature in your Auth0 tenant to instantly support central policy enforcement and a seamless user experience.

This Beta release is for testing purposes only.

To learn more, read our documentation.

We’re excited to share that we've expanded the Self-Service SSO experience with User Provisioning (SCIM). Now your customers’ IT teams can manage user onboarding and offboarding directly, reducing manual work for you. This feature is currently in Early Access.

Smarter Provisioning: Your customers can now configure SCIM directly in the Self-Service SSO wizard, streamlining setup and reducing time-to-value.

Unified User Data: This release introduces User Attribute Profiles (UAP), a standardized way to map, normalize, and sync user attributes across identity protocols (SAML, OIDC, SCIM) and Auth0’s Self-Service SSO feature. This ensures consistent data handling across integrations and simplifies ongoing maintenance. Furthermore, when using UAP with the Self-Service Profile and Self-Service SSO, those mappings are now used to populate the Enterprise Connection Mapping object in Auth0.

Key Benefits

• Automation: Delegate SCIM setup to your customers’ admins
• Interoperability: Works seamlessly across varied IdPs
• Consistency: One schema for easier debugging and support
• Flexibility: Override mappings per protocol when needed

Rollout is happening now. No opt-in required, it’s ready as soon as it appears in your tenant.

Learn more about Self-Service and User Attribute Profile in our product documentation.

By using Self-Service User Provisioning, you agree to the applicable Free Trial terms in Okta’s Master Subscription Agreement and Okta’s Privacy Policy during use of the Early Access feature. The Free Trial terms can be found within the Master Subscription Agreement at Legal Agreements | Okta.

A new and improved Auth0 Support Center is now live. The new Auth0 Support Center is re-designed to help you find answers faster and adopt features more confidently.

Here’s what’s new:

• Summarized solutions, fast: A single AI-powered search scans thousands of support resources, and learning content, and delivers a single answer tailored for you.
• Unblock faster, stay ahead: The new Knowledge Base provides real-world how-tos and fixes. The Product Hub keeps you up to speed on what’s coming next.
• Level up your skills: The Auth0 Learning Hub offers self-paced, tailored learning paths and plans to help you build skills and feature mastery.

Ready to try it out? Head to the Auth0 Support Center and explore for yourself. A great place to begin: search for a product or feature you’re working on and see how the new search delivers fast, tailored answers.

Want to learn more? Check out the YouTube video and Knowledge Base article.

We're excited ✨ to announce a significant enhancement to Auth0 Teams that simplifies and accelerates the onboarding process for your team members. This new feature, Pre-tenant Assign in Team Invitations reduces the steps required to get your team members productive faster.

The Challenge We Solved ⁉️:

Previously, inviting a new team member and granting them tenant access was a multi-step process: invite, acceptance, then manual tenant assignment.

What's New 🎉:

You can now combine these steps into a single action. When inviting a new team member, an optional step in the invitation modal allows you to pre-select the tenants and associated roles the invitee should automatically access upon accepting the invitation.

Key Benefits for Your Team ✅:

• One-Step Onboarding: Reduce administrative overhead by combining invitation and tenant access assignment into one efficient workflow.
• Immediate Access: Invitees gain immediate access to pre-assigned tenants upon accepting the invitation, eliminating waiting periods.
• Improved Audibility: Team Activity logs now record "Invitation accepted" events for better visibility along with tenant member event detail logs.

This feature empowers Team Owners to onboard administrators and contributors effortlessly, ensuring they have the right access from day one.

Availability 🍾: Available in Early Access to Enterprise Customers, with General Availability coming soon.

"Do not have Teams enabled as yet? Click here to learn on how to enable Auth0 Teams"

We’re excited to announce the General Availability of Tenant Access Control List (ACL), a security feature that helps you control who can access your tenant.

With Tenant ACL, you can create custom lists to allow, block, or redirect requests based on predefined signals – strengthening security and optimizing performance.

Key Benefits

• Reduce Attack Surface: Block malicious traffic before it reaches your tenant
• Enhance Security: Enforce access policies based on IPs, geolocation, user agents, ASN, and more
• Optimize Performance: Redirect traffic to improve user experience

What’s New in GA

• Enterprise customers: Create one Tenant ACL list
• Attack Protection add-on customers: Create up to 10 Tenant ACL lists
• Dashboard support: View, enable, and disable ACL lists directly from the Auth0 Dashboard

Learn More

• Tenant ACL Documentation
• Network ACL Management API

We are excited to share that Bulk User Import / Export is now available for everyone directly in the Auth0 Management Dashboard!

What’s New:

• Streamlined experience: submit import / export jobs directly in the Dashboard UI - no Extension management required
• Expanded RBAC support: now available to tenant members with Editor - Users Role in addition to Admin
• Bulk update existing users: upserting pre-existing users in a connection is now available for manual import jobs
• Export as a sample: quickly validate export file structure and field naming by exporting a sample file of 10 users

Deprecation Notice The Bulk Import / Export Extension will reach end of life in October 2025. We recommend switching to the new Dashboard experience as soon as possible.

For more information on the new Import/Export UI, please refer to Bulk User Import / Export in the Auth0 docs.

We're excited to announce that API Access Policies for Applications is now in Early Access for all Auth0 customers and is fully supported for production use.

This feature enables you to control how applications access your APIs registered in Auth0. You can configure separate application API access policies for user access and client (machine-to-machine) flows, giving you declarative, granular and easy-to-reason control over which applications can obtain an access token for a specific API. For instance, with the require_client_grant policy, you can ensure that only explicitly authorized applications can get tokens, even during user flows. This strengthens your security posture by preventing unauthorized applications from accessing sensitive API resources on behalf of a user.

To learn more, check out the documentation.

One of the most requested features for the Auth0 Deploy CLI is here: you can now preview your deployment changes before applying them.

Say goodbye to deployment anxiety. With the new --dry-run flag, you can get a detailed summary of exactly what resources will be created, updated, or deleted before you run an import. This brings the confidence of infrastructure-as-code practices like terraform plan to your Auth0 tenant management.

Get started by simply adding the --dry-run flag to your import command to see a safe preview of your changes.

This will help you and your team:

• Deploy with Confidence: Eliminate uncertainty by verifying the exact impact of your changes.
• Prevent Unintended Changes: Catch potential issues and avoid accidental modifications to critical production resources.
• Improve Collaboration: Share the dry-run output with team members for review and approval before deployment.

The Dry Run feature is now available in Early Access. Update to the latest version of the Deploy CLI to get started.

Learn More

What's new:
Non-Unique Emails is now in Open Early Access and rolling out to all environments. With this feature, multiple user accounts can share the same email address within a database connection. This enables support for real-world scenarios like:

• Parent/child accounts using a shared inbox

• Small businesses with a single location email

• Users managing multiple roles under one email address

Key details:

• Rollout has just begun and will take 1--4 weeks to reach every environment.

• Available only for new database connections.

• Email cannot be used as a primary identifier, customers must configure username or phone number.

• Email communications will still be delivered to the shared email.

• Once enabled, the non-unique email setting is permanent.

Status:

• This feature is production-ready.

• No opt-in required, all customers will gain access once rollout reaches their environment.

• GA planned for Q4 2025.

Getting started:
Customers can create a new database connection with Non-Unique Emails in the Dashboard or via the Management API. See full documentation here:
Non-Unique Emails Documentation

We are excited to announce a major update for our Private Cloud customers, extending the powerful management and security capabilities of Auth0 Teams to your private cloud environments. This release introduces the Beta versions of Tenant Member Management and SSO Enforcement, closing the feature gap with our Public Cloud offering.

✨ New Features

Tenant Member Management (Beta) for Private Cloud:

You can now centrally manage tenant membership and roles for your team members directly from the Auth0 Teams dashboard. This feature simplifies user administration by allowing you to:

• View and manage all tenant access from a single interface.
• Efficiently onboard and off-board users across multiple tenants.
• Perform bulk operations to grant or revoke access.

SSO Enforcement (Beta) for Private Cloud:

Strengthen your organization's security posture by requiring all team and tenant members to authenticate using one of your configured Enterprise Identity Provider (IdP) connections. This ensures that access to Auth0 resources is governed by your corporate identity solution.

Activity Log Integration for Tenant Management:

All operations related to Tenant Member Management (e.g., adding, updating or deleting) are now recorded in the Auth0 Teams Activity Log, providing a complete audit trail for compliance and security monitoring. (Note Now available to all Auth0 Teams customers.)

Session Revocation for Private Cloud:

Administrators now have the ability to revoke active user sessions for Private Cloud tenants, providing an immediate way to off-board users or respond to security events.

📈 Improvements

Streamlined Private Cloud User Invites:

Team members can now be invited directly to a Private Cloud tenant through the Teams interface. This removes the previous requirement of first adding the user to the configuration tenant, simplifying and accelerating the onboarding workflow.

Increased Bulk Tenant:

The limit for bulk tenant assignment has been doubled, allowing you to grant or modify access to 10 tenants at once, up from the previous limit of 5.

Beta Program Information

Tenant Member Management and SSO Enforcement features for Private Cloud are being released in Beta.

We are delighted to announce that support for sender constraining tokens using Demonstrating Proof of Possession (DPoP) is now available in Early Access.

Demonstrating Proof of Possession (DPoP) as defined in RFC9449, is an application level mechanism for binding tokens issued by Auth0 to the client application that requested that token. This is implemented using asymmetric key cryptography and with keys that are generated and managed by the client application - no public key infrastructure (PKI) is required.

Sender constraining tokens using DPoP can be used to mitigate the risk of tokens being used by unauthorised parties if they are intercepted in transit or exfiltrated from applications. This helps to:

• enhance security by mitigating against token theft and misuse by unauthorised parties
• improve user experience by being able to use longer-lived access tokens without significantly increasing security risk i.e. not requiring frequent user authentication

Auth0 will be rolling out SDK support for DPoP for native applications, single page applications, backend server APIs, and Auth0 management:

• SDKs for iOS Swift and Android Kotlin are available now.
• SDKs for Javascript, React, Python and more are coming soon.

To evaluate DPoP for securing your tokens, contact your Auth0 representative. For more details, check out our product documentation.

We have expanded our security telemetry to include JA3 and JA4 TLS fingerprints. TLS fingerprinting is a proven technique for identifying client software based on the TLS handshake.

• JA3 is a fingerprinting method that identifies TLS clients based on their connection parameters.
• JA4 refines TLS fingerprinting to make client identification more stable and resilient to small variations.

These signals help customers detect and respond to malicious traffic faster, identify suspicious client behavior, and correlate related activity across changing IPs and sessions.

What’s New

Tenant Logs
JA3 and JA4 fingerprints are now logged in applicable authentication and security events such as Success Login, Failed Login, and Anomaly Detection.

Actions Integration
JA3 and JA4 fingerprints are now available in Actions for real-time, custom security responses, but only in the following triggers:

• pre-user-registration
• post-user-registration
• post-login

Tenant Access Control List (ACL) Support
You can also use the Tenant Access Control List to block specific TLS fingerprints directly by adding a rule. Alternatively, you can combine JA3 and JA4 signals with Actions to apply custom business logic, such as requiring MFA or conditionally denying access.

Why It Matters

JA3 and JA4 provide a stable, high-entropy signal that is hard to spoof, helping you correlate malicious activity even across changing IPs and sessions.

Availability

Available for all Enterprise customers. Start using these signals today.

We are excited to announce that Actions Transaction Metadata is now available in Early Access.

This feature allows developers to set, share, and access, custom data between Actions run in the same post-login execution.

Early Access functionality includes:

• Accessing Transaction Metadata: A new event.transaction.metadata object within post-login Actions that contains the custom key/value pairs, which can be accessed through key.
• Setting Transaction Metadata: A new api.transaction.setMetadata function within post-login Actions that serves as interface to set the custom key/value pairs.
• Immediate Access: Values are available immediately after being set in the calling Action and subsequent Actions.
• Values Types: Values can be boolean, number, string, or string serialization of object and array.
• Docs:
  • New docs section at: https://auth0.com/docs/customize/actions/transaction-metadata
  • Updated guidelines at: https://auth0.com/docs/customize/actions/action-coding-guidelines#actions-basics

Starting on September 11, 2025, we will be deprecating and removing the legacy, undocumented Management API Swagger Specification.

What is changing?

On September 11 2025, the endpoint path /api/v2/api-docs/ will be removed. After this date, any requests made to this path will result in a 404 Not Found error.

Why are we making this change?

Please note that this endpoint and the Swagger specification it provides were never officially documented or intended for public use. The current Swagger specification available at this endpoint is unmaintained, undocumented, and does not reflect the full capabilities of our Management API. As part of our commitment to providing robust and reliable tools, we are removing this legacy specification to prevent confusion and potential issues.

We strongly encourage all users to migrate to our officially supported OpenAPI 3.1 Specification for the Management API, which is currently in Beta. This new specification is actively maintained and provides a more accurate and comprehensive development experience.

What do you need to do?

If any of your processes are calling the /api/v2/api-docs/ endpoints, take the following steps before September 11, 2025 to ensure your applications and services continue to function without interruption:

1. Identify any systems, scripts, or CI/CD processes that access https://[your-tenant.yourdomain.com]/api/v2/api-docs/.
2. Update these systems to use our new, officially supported OpenAPI 3.1 specification. It can be accessed here: https://auth0.com/docs/api/management/v2
3. Ensure your applications are resilient to a 404 Not Found response from the old endpoint path.

If the above does not address your needs or you have additional questions, contact us using the Auth0 by Okta Support Center or Auth0 by Okta Community.

We're introducing a new feature that gives your end-users the flexibility to choose how they log in. Using Universal Login Custom Prompts, you can now add custom buttons to your login pages. This empowers your users to easily switch between a traditional database (password-based) connection and a passwordless (OTP-based) connection.

This update allows you to create a seamless experience where users can select their preferred authentication method directly from the login challenge screen.

For full details on this new feature, check out our documentation. To learn more about how to use custom prompts, see the custom prompts documentation.

We’re excited to announce that Multi-Resource Refresh Tokens (MRRT) is now in Early Access for all customers.

This feature allows applications to use a single refresh token to request access tokens for multiple resource servers (APIs), each with its own audience and scopes. MRRT simplifies token lifecycle management, enhances developer experience, and improves session continuity across distributed API architectures.

What’s New?

• Support for defining audience-specific refresh token policies per client
• Use one refresh token to request tokens for multiple APIs — no re-authentication required
• Compatible with rotating and expiring refresh tokens
• First-party applications only
• Management API support available today
• iOS and Android SDKs support
• Auth0 Deploy CLI and Terraform Support

Learn more

We’re excited to announce the Early Access of Native to Web SSO is now available for all enterprise customers.

With this release, developers can:

• Implement SSO from native iOS or Android apps to browser-based web apps.
• Securely issue and consume Session Transfer Tokens.
• Leverage device binding enforcement (IP or ASN) for additional security.
• Access Session Transfer Token support in Auth0 Actions.
• Use the feature across the Auth0 CLI SDK, Terraform Provider, Deploy CLI, and native mobile SDKs (iOS and Android).
• Integrate with WS-FED and SAML clients, and invoke Post Login Actions during token consumption.

📘 To get started:

Read our documentation Read the Quickstart

We’ve improved our bot detection model to strike a better balance between security and user experience, with specific gains for tenants whose users frequently access resources via VPN.

Highlights of this update include:

• Reduced false positives for VPN users: The model now more effectively distinguishes between legitimate users and bots, even when traffic originates from shared IPs or anonymized networks.

• Improved user experience without compromising security: These updates are designed to reduce unnecessary friction for valid users while maintaining strong defenses against automated threats.

This enhanced security capability is now available to all Enterprise customers with the Attack Protection add-on. The rollout is currently underway and will be completed over the coming weeks in alignment with individual customer release schedules.

For activation details or to learn more about protecting your applications, please refer to our documentation or contact your account team. We're committed to helping you stay secure in an evolving threat landscape.

What changed: When the user's email is available, Auth0 will now send an email notification for brute‑force blocks in all identifier scenarios (e.g., phone, username), supplementing existing delivery rules.

Why it matters: Ensures users receive blocking notifications consistently even when logging in via phone or username, improving visibility and response.

To learn more about Brute Force Protection read on online documentation here

Introducing a new capability for log streaming: PII Masking.

This feature allows customers to obfuscate (hash or mask) sensitive personal identifiable information (e.g., email address, phone number, username, etc.) within their log streams. This enhancement improves security and compliance for customers who stream their logs to data lakes or third-party tools.

Key Features:

• Customizable PII Masking: Customers can select specific PII data to be masked in their log streams.
• Enhanced Security and Compliance: This capability helps customers meet stricter compliance requirements by providing greater control over sensitive data in their logs.
• Broad Applicability: PII masking will be available for both new and existing log streams.

This update aligns with Auth0's commitment to improving customer data security and providing more customization in log stream outputs

For more information - Log Streams

Auth0 is delighted to introduce Mexico as the latest AWS region for Private Cloud deployments.

This new region establishes our first Private Cloud presence in Mexico, directly addressing the needs of one of Latin America's largest and most dynamic digital economies. The addition of the Mexico region provides lower latency for customers throughout the country and helps meet local data residency and compliance requirements.

We remain committed to expanding our global footprint to serve our customers wherever they are in the world.

We’ve added support for Cascade Revocation in Native to Web SSO.

With this new capability, revoking the original refresh token used in a Native to Web flow will now automatically revoke all dependent web sessions and their issued refresh tokens.

This helps prevent stale or orphaned sessions and ensures that once the root token is no longer valid, all downstream access is properly revoked.

What’s new:

• enable_cascade_revocation
  When enabled, revoking a native app’s refresh token also revokes all web sessions and refresh tokens created via session_transfer_token.

• enable_online_refresh_tokens
  When enabled, refresh tokens issued during a Native to Web SSO flow are tied to the lifetime of their associated session (i.e., online tokens).

Default behavior:

Both of these settings are enabled by default, even when not explicitly configured.

This means:

• All clients using Native to Web SSO today already benefit from cascade revocation.
• Web-issued refresh tokens will automatically expire when their sessions expire.

You can manage or override these settings using the Auth0 Management API.

Why it matters:

This update provides stronger guarantees around token lifecycle and session integrity across platforms:

• Prevents misuse of refresh tokens after logout or revocation
• Reduces risk from long-lived sessions in embedded web views
• Helps developers maintain a tighter, more secure cross-platform SSO experience

Learn more in our Native to Web SSO documentation

We are excited to introduce expanded passkey support for custom database connections! Now available without enabling import mode.

What’s New:

• You can now enable passkey-based authentication for custom database connections without importing or trickle-migrating users into Auth0 (i.e., with import mode turned off).
• End users can easily enroll in passkeys after their first successful login, requiring no prior passkey credentials in your external identity store.
• Passkey credentials are securely stored in Auth0, while your external identity store continues to handle all other authentication logic.

This enhancement unlocks frictionless, passkey-based login experiences for enterprises that manage user credentials outside of Auth0 - without requiring user migration or changes to existing identity architecture.

To enable the Limited Early Access release in your Auth0 tenant, contact your Technical Account Manager to request access.

My Account API Explorer is now available! Navigate to: https://auth0.com/docs/api/myaccount to try it out and help navigate & build with the new My Account API (which is in Limited Early Availability).

Using My Account, customers can build self-service management experiences at scale, powered directly from their applications.

To learn more and request access to the My Account API feature, contact your Auth0 account manager.

We're thrilled to announce Multiple Custom Domains (MCD) support on a single Auth0 tenant bringing you simpler, more flexible branding and white-labeling. This powerful capability allows you to:

• Deliver tailored, branded experiences for your users, including customized login URLs and emails.
• Enhance security through consistent use of custom domains across end-user interactions.
• Scale B2B SaaS usage rapidly through MCD on a single tenant.

This feature is available to our Enterprise customers.

With Early Access, you'll gain robust capabilities across our Management APIs, Manage Dashboard, and our developer tools (SDKs, Terraform provider, and CLI) for MCD management. You'll find new ways to customize Email templates based on custom domain information. The solution scales effortlessly to meet rapid growth and demanding needs.

Please refer to Auth0 docs for details - Multiple Custom Domains.

Interested in participating in the Early Access program? Please send a request through the Auth0 Support Center.

Today, we're excited to announce the Early Access release of Right-to-Left (RTL) Language Support for Universal Login—with support for the Guardian Mobile Apps (iOS & Android) coming later this month.

This update expands Auth0’s global accessibility by enabling seamless support for RTL languages, including Arabic, Persian (Farsi), Hebrew, and Urdu—helping you deliver more inclusive, intuitive login experiences in regions where these languages are the norm. Supporting RTL languages means you can reach new markets, localize experiences with greater precision, and improve accessibility for the nearly 1 billion people who rely on RTL scripts.

Early Access includes managing RTL languages in the Admin Dashboard and API as well as previewing and editing prompt translations. Guardian support (coming later this month) will bring RTL layout rendering to identity verification and MFA workflows.

This release marks a major step forward for Universal Login. As Auth0 continues to pursue our vision of a world where anyone can safely use any technology, powered by their Identity, we are proud to partner with our customers around the world in delivering secure, inclusive, and accessible authentication experiences.

Contact your Auth0 account manager or Auth0 Support to enable Early Access on your tenant.

We are excited to announce the next Early Access release of Advanced Customizations for Universal Login! This release adds a couple of highly requested enhancements as well as support for building custom versions of Universal Login’s Consent screens using the new ACUL SDK.

Advanced Customizations for Universal Login enables you to build custom, client-rendered interfaces for Universal Login screens, allowing you to control every pixel of your Universal Login experience.

This release includes:

• A new Filters screen configuration object that allows you to set constraints around when the custom UI should be used based on the client and organization information.
• A new screen configuration parameter that allows you to use your custom page template with ACUL
• Support for building custom versions of the Consent screens
  • Consent
  • Customized Consent (used with HRI)
• A shiny new Dashboard UI for configuring ACUL screens

DX Updates

The latest versions of the ACUL SDK and Auth0’s CDT tooling include support for the new Filters and page template configurations as well as configuring the consent screens.

• Typescript SDK
• Auth0 CLI
• Deploy CLI
• Terraform Provider Auth0

We are very close to supporting for everything that Universal Login currently supports out of the box. Checkout our online documentation to learn more about ACUL and stay tuned to the Auth0 Changelog for updates and announcements!

We are deprecating the ability to create more than one action per tenant for actions supporting custom phone or email providers and introducing a maximum limit of one action in the respective triggers:

• custom-phone-provider
• custom-email-provider

This limitation applies to the Management API create an action endpoint (POST - /api/v2/actions/actions) and can impact integrations performing direct API calls and tools like the Auth0 Deploy CLI, the Auth0 Terraform Provider, or the Auth0 CLI.

We have provided additional information and timelines for enforcing this change across tenants through a dashboard and support center notification.

We’ve upgraded our bot detection model to improve accuracy and reduce friction for legitimate users, particularly on mobile devices and evolving browser platforms.

Highlights of this update include:

• Improved interpretation of user-agent signals: The model now better handles previously unseen browser and OS versions, improving accuracy in distinguishing between legitimate users and malicious traffic.

• Reduced friction for mobile users: We've updated the model to more accurately recognize native mobile app traffic, resulting in fewer unnecessary CAPTCHA challenges for real users.

• Improved user experience without compromising security: These changes are designed to reduce false positives while maintaining robust bot detection coverage.

This enhanced security feature is available now to all Enterprise customers with the Attack Protection add-on. The rollout is currently underway and will be completed in the coming weeks, aligned with individual customer release schedules.

For activation details or to learn more about safeguarding your systems, please refer to our documentation or reach out to your account team. We are committed to supporting you in protecting your digital presence against evolving threats.

We’re excited to announce that the Okta AI-powered chatbot (Guide) Early Access offering has been enhanced with an additional data source - Security Center Metric Data. This additional capability is available only to Enterprise customers and can answer questions such as “do I have more sign up attacks this week compared to last week?”.

Availability

Guide is available to tenants in the US Public Cloud region. Within that group, Security Center Metric Data is available only for Enterprise customers. Guide will be rolled out to all Public Cloud regions in the near future.

We’re excited to announce that Multi-Resource Refresh Tokens (MRRT) is now in Early Access for Enterprise customers.

This feature allows applications to use a single refresh token to request access tokens for multiple resource servers (APIs), each with its own audience and scopes. MRRT simplifies token lifecycle management, enhances developer experience, and improves session continuity across distributed API architectures.

What’s New?

• Support for defining audience-specific refresh token policies per client
• Use one refresh token to request tokens for multiple APIs — no re-authentication required
• Compatible with rotating and expiring refresh tokens
• First-party applications only
• Management API support available today
• iOS and Android SDKs support
• Auth0 Deploy CLI and Terraform Support

Learn more

We’re excited to announce the Early Access release of Private Key JWT Client Authentication for OIDC and Okta Enterprise Connections! Auth0 customers can now leverage a more secure and standards-based method of client authentication for their enterprise identity providers.

Until now, federated connections relied on long-lived client secrets for back-channel authentication. This feature enables signing with asymmetric keys on Okta and OIDC connections, reducing the risk of credential leakage and enabling secure key management and rotation.

While Auth0 already supports Private Key JWT when acting as the Identity Provider, this release extends that security posture to outbound enterprise connections, allowing Auth0 to securely authenticate to upstream IdPs using signed JWTs instead of shared secrets.

For complete setup instructions and more, refer to our documentation.

By using Private Key JWT Client Authentication on your OIDC and Okta Enterprise Connections, you agree to the applicable Free Trial terms in Okta’s Master Subscription Agreement and Okta’s Privacy Policy during use of the Early Access feature. The Free Trial terms can be found within the Master Subscription Agreement.

We’ve added a new language option-Canadian French-to help our users in Canada and beyond build secure identity solutions more easily. If your language preference is set to Canadian French in your browser settings, Auth0 will detect this and automatically serve the Dashboard and Documentation in Canadian French. You can manually override this setting in the Auth0 Dashboard and Docs via the language switcher in the top-right corner.

What is changing?

We are deprecating the Real-time Webtask Logs extension with a planned end-of-life after (EOL) September 16, 2025.

As a replacement, we have published the Actions Real-time Logs feature integrated within the Auth0 Dashboard. The extension will cease to be available for new installations, but tenants with the extension already installed will maintain access until the planned EOL.

Why are we making this change?

The transition to the dashboard will improve the security posture and maintainability of the functionality, while simplifying future enhancements.

How are you affected?

For active users of the Real-time Webtask Logs extension, its scheduled removal will affect you, as the transition from extension to a direct dashboard capability inherently implies some user experience differences.

What action do you need to take?

You can start using the Actions Real-time Logs feature by navigating to Auth0 Dashboard > Monitoring > Actions Logs.

We recommend that extension users familiarize themselves with the new user interface to avoid disruption once the extension becomes unavailable.

What is changing?

The service will restrict access to additional property names within the event.request.query and event.request.body objects when executing actions for the post-login and credentials-exchange triggers. Tenants identified as using actions that may reference request properties planned for restriction will maintain access until September 16, 2025.

The service will restrict the following property names in the request-related objects:

• auth_session
• authn_response
• client_secret
• client_assertion
• refresh_token

Previously, the implementation of an action could access the properties listed above in event.request.query and event.request.body to retrieve the value included in the corresponding network request. Once the planned restrictions become effective for a given tenant, all properties above will be undefined independently of the network request content.

The rollout of these additional restrictions is in progress for tenants where historical data did not show any actions using these property names. Tenants identified as potentially impacted by these restrictions will maintain existing behavior until the previously mentioned date.

Why are we making this change?

By restricting access to these properties, we aim to prevent potential mishandling of sensitive data within the custom code implemented for post-login and credentials-exchange actions. For example, we reduce the risk of unintentionally logging sensitive data in log operations that may output the whole request object.

How are you affected?

If any of your tenant's current actions no longer include any reference to one of the restricted property names or that despite having references to one of the names, it is not in the context of property access to event.request.query and event.request.body objects, then these changes should not impact your tenant.

If there are actual references to restricted request properties, the restriction of these properties may impact the action's logic. After the changes become effective, accessing those request properties will always return undefined. Without revising the actions' implementation, the respective authentication flows risk partial degradation or complete failure.

What action do you need to take?

If your tenants currently have actions referencing one of the restricted properties of the event.request.query and event.request.body objects in their implementation. For applicable actions, you must update their implementation to stop relying on the restricted properties of the request objects.

The exact implementation changes you may need to perform will depend on your overall implementation of the actions and each restricted request property's usage scenario.

For example, for scenarios related to reusing secret information previously available from the request, the support for secret management (event.secrets) as part of actions may provide a potential alternative. If the requests include restricted property names, but the information sent within them is not considered sensitive, you may consider using a different parameter name in the request, or ideally, consider using custom parameters as part of pushed authorization requests to avoid disclosing/interception of the data by end-users in browser-based flows. If the data is static per client or connection, consider storing it as part of client or connection metadata.

Auth0 is excited to announce the General Availability of Private Cloud Restoration resilience enhancement. This capability would come handy in the event of customer data loss or data corruption, and would assist customers in meeting regulatory requirements such as European Union’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).

This capability allows customers to request full restoration of their production Private Cloud environment from an Auth0 backup in the last 14 days. It also includes the option for one restoration test per year on a non-production Private Cloud environment. Please refer to Operational policies documentation for more.

You can now customize the Brute-Force Protection unblock page using Universal Login. This update allows for a fully branded experience when users are locked out due to repeated failed login attempts.

What’s New?

• Branded unblock experience via Universal Login - The brute-force protection unblock page is now part of Universal Login, giving you full control over its appearance and content. This ensures a seamless, branded experience throughout the recovery flow.

• Improved compatibility with email security scanners - Account unblock now occurs when the unblock page loads rather than on clicking the unblock link. This helps prevent issues caused by email security scanners that pre-process links.

To enable these new features

Navigate to Settings > Advanced tab In the Migrations section, near the bottom of the page, disable the existing functionality with the toggle shown below

The existing Brute-Force Protection unblock page and behavior will remain available for now. However, it is planned for deprecation within the next 6 months, giving you ample time to transition to the new and improved experience at your convenience.

For more information about our Brute-Force Protection feature, see our online documentation here

Starting October 27, 2025, the offset-based pagination available for the Management API get all connections endpoint will no longer support retrieving a paginated result beyond the first 1000 connections.

Use checkpoint-based pagination to iterate beyond 1000 connections. Additional information about this upcoming change is available in a dashboard and support center notification.

We’re very excited to announce the Limited Early Availability of Native Passkey Enrollment, the first capability on our new self-service API, My Account.

Using My Account, customers can build self-service management experiences at scale, powered directly from their applications.

Native Passkey Enrollment enables users to add a passkey to their account using APIs; applications can fully manage user onboarding of passkeys. This feature is the first of many capabilities being added to My Account.

To learn more and request access to the feature, contact your Auth0 account manager.

We’re excited to announce the Early Access release of Native to Web SSO — a new capability that enables session sharing between native mobile apps and web apps using a secure, standards-based approach. This helps create a seamless user experience where authentication in one platform (native or web) carries over to the other, without requiring a separate login.

With this release, developers can:

• Implement SSO from native iOS or Android apps to browser-based web apps.
• Securely issue and consume Session Transfer Tokens.
• Leverage device binding enforcement (IP or ASN) for additional security.
• Access Session Transfer Token support in Auth0 Actions.
• Use the feature across the Auth0 CLI SDK, Terraform Provider, Deploy CLI, and native mobile SDKs (iOS and Android).
• Integrate with WS-FED and SAML clients, and invoke Post Login Actions during token consumption.

📘 To get started:

Read our documentation Read the Quickstart

We're excited to announce a significant upgrade to our bot detection capabilities for signups, delivering superior accuracy and staying ahead of evolving traffic patterns.

This latest model further improves our ability to distinguish legitimate new users from automated malicious activity. The result is a substantial reduction in unwanted signups, enhancing your user onboarding experience and overall platform security.

By enhancing our model training and deployment system, we can now accelerate model improvements, increase deployment frequency, and reduce detection latency, ensuring you always have the most advanced protection.

This enhanced security feature is available now to all Enterprise customers with the Attack Protection add-on. The rollout is currently underway and will be completed in the coming weeks, aligned with individual customer release schedules.

For activation details or to learn more about safeguarding your systems, please refer to our documentation or reach out to your account team. We are committed to supporting you in protecting your digital presence against evolving threats.

We’ve excited to announce that Fine-Grained M2M Token Quotas is now in Early Access for Enterprise customers.

This feature allows setting hourly and daily limits on M2M access tokens at the Application and Organization level. When a quota is reached, affected Applications receive 429 responses until the quota resets. Customers can also enable or disable quotas in real time and monitor usage via tenant logs and HTTP headers.

This gives customers granular control over token issuance, helping prevent excessive consumption — especially important when APIs are exposed to Third-Party Apps or internal teams outside their direct control. It addresses common issues like missing token caching, which can lead to uncontrolled token usage, unexpected costs and imbalanced usage across Organizations.

To learn more, check out the documentation.

Reach out to you Auth0 contact to request access!

Action name editing is now available within the Auth0 Dashboard, providing developers the ability to rename existing Actions while ensuring unique names are maintained.

To rename an Action:

1. Navigate to the specific Action Details page in the Auth0 Dashboard.
2. At the Action Details page, click the edit button located next to the Action's name to make your changes.
3. Enter the new name.
4. Apply or cancel the changes.

We are excited to announce the next Early Access release of Advanced Customizations for Universal Login! This release adds support for building custom versions of Universal Login’s WebAuthn + Biometrics authentication and the matching MFA and Reset Password Challenge screens, as well as Logout and a few other odds and ends, all using the new ACUL SDK.

Advanced Customizations for Universal Login enables you to build custom, client-rendered interfaces for Universal Login screens, allowing you to control every pixel of your Universal Login experience. This release allows you to building custom versions of the following screens:

• MFA WebAuthn Change Key Nickname
• MFA WebAuthn Enrollment Success
• MFA WebAuthn Error
• MFA WebAuthn Platform Challenge
• MFA WebAuthn Platform Enrollment
• MFA WebAuthn Roaming Challenge
• MFA WebAuthn Roaming Enrollment
• Reset Password MFA WebAuthn Platform Challenge
• Reset Password MFA WebAuthn Roaming Challenge
• Logout
• Logout Aborted
• Logout Complete
• MFA Recovery Code Challenge New Code
• Email Verification Result
• Login Email Verification

DX Updates

The latest versions of the ACUL SDK and our CDT tooling all include support for these new screens.

• Typescript SDK
• Auth0 CLI
• Deploy CLI
• Terraform Provider Auth0

We are well on our way to adding support for everything that Universal Login currently supports out of the box. Checkout our online documentation to learn more about ACUL and stay tuned to the Auth0 Changelog for updates and announcements!

Asynchronous authentication and authorisation using the Client-Initiated Backchannel Authentication (CIBA) flow is now Generally Available for our Enterprise plan customers. The CIBA flow works as an asynchronous, decoupled flow across two different devices:

• Consumption device: initiates the authentication request.

• Authentication device: handles end-user authentication, implemented as a custom mobile app which embeds the Guardian mobile SDK.

The flow supports the use of Rich Authorization Requests RFC9396 to provide contextual information to authenticating and/or authorizing users. This enables the CIBA flow to support a number of powerful use cases driven by backend client applications, such as:

• Customer authentication by headless devices or devices/applications with limited interaction capabilities.

• Customer authentication in call-centre scenarios.

• Authorising sensitive operations on behalf of yourself or a third-party e.g. a customer service Agent, an autonomous AI Agent.

For more details, see the product documentation.

We're excited to announce a significant enhancement to the Tenant Member Management feature within Auth0 Teams. All tenant member management tasks can now be completed centrally within the Auth0 Teams Dashboard.

Previously, we introduced tenant member management with support for inviting and assigning dashboard users to team tenants, followed by the ability to remove access from tenants directly within the Teams dashboard.

With this release, a team owner gains the comprehensive ability to perform all Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) tasks on tenant members directly from the Teams Dashboard. This streamlines administrative workflows and provides unparalleled control over user access across your tenants.

Note: The Tenant Member Management feature is required for this functionality. This feature is on by default for all Self-Service customers and most Public Cloud Enterprise customers. It is configurable for some existing Public Cloud Enterprise customers and is coming soon to Private Cloud customers.

Please refer to the following documentation for more information.

1. How do you edit a Tenant Member role from Auth0 Teams Dashboard?
2. I am a Public Cloud Customer; how do I verify that I have the suitable feature turned on to support tenant member management?

Event Streams is now available for all customers who desire to discover completed changes to Auth0 Users and Organizations as they happen. They can do this by:

• Creating an Event Stream in the Manage Dashboard or the Management API
• Configuring the Event Streams with the desired destination (Webhook or Amazon EventBridge) and selecting the events to receive

See the Auth0 Docs for further instructions.

Updating specific configuration fields for a tenant's SMTP Email Provider may require simultaneously specifying the password field used for SMTP client authentication.

We have provided additional information and timelines for enforcing this change across tenants through a dashboard and support center notification.

Introducing the customizable notification text for IOS Guardian SDK. With this update, apps using the Guardian SDK on iOS can now fully customize the text of their push notifications—giving you greater control over your user experience and messaging.

Enable end users to choose a different language if the automatically selected language based on ui_locales or the browser language header is not preferred. By leveraging Auth0 Custom Prompts you can use your own HTML to customize the look and feel for how end-users perform the language selection on Universal Login. Learn more

We're excited to announce the latest release of the Auth0 CLI! This update brings a host of improvements designed to streamline your development workflow, enhance security capabilities, and provide a more intuitive user experience.

Key Highlights:

• Improved Universal Login Customization Flow: Customizing your Universal Login pages is now more straightforward and efficient. We've refined the command-line interface to provide a smoother experience when managing templates and branding, allowing for quicker iterations and deployments.
• Support for Blocking User Authentication: Enhance your security posture with the new ability to directly block (and unblock) user authentication via the CLI. This feature provides a quick and effective way to manage access for suspicious or compromised accounts.
• Enhanced Logs and User Management Experience: We've significantly improved the experience for viewing and managing your Auth0 logs and users. Expect more intuitive commands, better filtering options, and clearer outputs, making it easier to find the information you need and perform administrative tasks.
• Better Tenant Settings Management: Managing your tenant settings is now more accessible and user-friendly. The CLI offers improved commands for viewing and updating various tenant configurations, simplifying your operational overhead.
• Extended test login Command to Support Organizations: Testing your login flow with Organizations is now easier than ever. The auth0 test login command has been extended to seamlessly incorporate organization-specific contexts, allowing for more comprehensive testing of your multi-tenant applications.
• Bug Fixes and Quality of Life Improvements: This release also includes a variety of bug fixes and other minor enhancements based on your feedback. These improvements contribute to a more stable, performant, and enjoyable experience with the Auth0 CLI.

Checkout the reference documentation for more information: https://auth0.github.io/auth0-cli/

Auth0 Developers can now easily and securely authenticate users on native applications by using the Android Credential Manager’s Sign in with Google. This enables a secure and streamlined experience for end-users to login without being prompted for a password and by re-using their existing Google session on the device. Learn more

We are thrilled to introduce the Limited Early Access release of Federated Logout for Okta and OIDC enterprise connections! Auth0 customers now have a straightforward solution to ensure that an end user is logged out of both Auth0 and OIDC IdP sessions via the Auth0 logout endpoint. This feature is built upon the OpenID Connect RP-initiated federated logout specification, allowing customers to effectively mitigate security risks without the need to directly access IdP logout endpoints.

Federated logout has already been supported for a some IdPs, listed here, as well as through the dedicated Google and Microsoft Entra ID connectors. This features expands federated logout capabilities to all OIDC Identity Providers via the generic OIDC and Okta connectors.

To enable the Federated Logout Limited Early Access release in your Auth0 tenant, please contact your Technical Account Manager to request access.

We are excited to announce the next Early Access release of Advanced Customizations for Universal Login! This release adds support for building custom versions of Universal Login’s Device Authorization screens, the MFA voice, phone, and recovery code screens, and their matching Reset Password Challenge factors all using the new ACUL SDK.

Advanced Customizations for Universal Login enables you to build custom, client-rendered interfaces for Universal Login screens, allowing you to control every pixel of your Universal Login experience. This release allows you to building custom versions of the following screens:

• Device Code Activation
• Device Code Activation Allowed
• Device Code Activation Denied
• Device Code Confirmation
• MFA Phone Challenge
• MFA Phone Enrollment
• MFA Voice Challenge
• MFA Voice Enrollment
• Reset Password MFA Phone Challenge
• Reset Password MFA Voice Challenge
• MFA Recovery Code Challenge
• MFA Recovery Code Enrollment
• Reset Password MFA Recovery Code Challenge
• Redeem Ticket

DX Updates

The latest versions of the ACUL SDK and our CDT tooling all include support for these new screens.

• Typescript SDK
• Auth0 CLI
• Deploy CLI
• Terraform Provider Auth0

We are well on our way to adding support for everything that Universal Login currently supports out of the box. Checkout our online documentation to learn more about ACUL and stay tuned to the Auth0 Changelog for updates and announcements!

Users can now enroll in Guardian Push directly from their mobile device—no QR code scanning required. Enrollment is supported in both the Guardian App and custom Guardian-powered apps, making setup faster and easier on mobile.

This feature gives developers real-time output from Action, Custom Database Scripts, and Custom Social Connections code when executing console.log and other similar commands.

To use the feature, navigate to the Dashboard > Monitoring > Action Logs.

What's new:

• Connection Status: New connectivity status indicator for easier visualization of connection state to server stream.
• Functionality: New functionalities for on demand connectivity, easier scrolling, and file downloading, which supplement the already existing ones.
• User Experience: Improved user experience regarding look and feel and performance.
• Docs: New docs section at: https://auth0.com/docs/customize/actions/actions-real-time-logs

We’re excited to introduce Token Vault, now available in Early Access. Token Vault enables your applications to securely access third-party APIs on behalf of your users—without requiring you to manage refresh tokens or create custom integrations for a broad range of external APIs and services.

With Token Vault, Auth0 handles storing and refreshing access tokens from identity providers like Google, Github, Microsoft, and more. Your applications can then seamlessly call downstream APIs—such as Google Calendar, GitHub repositories, Microsoft Word, etc.

This feature is currently only available for Public Cloud tenants. To enable the Early Access release for your Auth0 tenant, please connect with your Technical Account Manager.

For complete setup instructions and more, refer to the Token Vault documentation.

To learn about using Token Vault with Auth for GenAI, visit Call Other's APIs on User's Behalf | Auth0.

Let the API access magic unfold!

We're super excited to announce the developer beta of Auth0 MCP Server to make tenant management conversational, intuitive, and incredibly efficient for developers. Recently, Model Context Protocol (MCP) has been growing at a rapid pace and has enabled AI agents to communicate with external tools, resources, or remote services on behalf of users.

Auth0 MCP Server lets developers interface with Auth0 using natural language instead of complex APIs or dashboard navigation, dramatically simplifying tenant management workflows. For instance, developers could simply ask Claude to create a new Auth0 app, deploy a new Action, or perform any other supported management operation.

This initial release includes:

• Support for 20+ Auth0 Management operations: Create and manage applications, APIs, Actions, Logs, and Forms through simple, natural language conversations.
• Secure Authentication: Grant tenant access to your MCP clients via a secure auth flow with built-in support for scopes and session management.
• Multi-Step Management Workflows: Perform complex operations like "create an application with specific permissions and deploy a security Action" in a single conversation.
• Seamless Integrations: Native support for Claude Desktop, Windsurf, Cursor, and many other MCP clients.

Get started with a simple command: npx @auth0/auth0-mcp-server init

Learn more about the Auth0 MCP Server: https://github.com/auth0/auth0-mcp-server/

Auth0 Support Center Search now provides generative answers to search queries on Support Center. As part of this change, the answers/solutions in Support Center contain results from "Knowledge Articles" which are Auth0-created solutions to specific issues to help you troubleshoot better.

To try it out, navigate to: https://support.auth0.com/ and enter a query in the search box on the homepage. To filter results by the new Knowledge Articles, select "Knowledge" on the left-hand side.

We’re excited to announce the Developer Preview of Auth for GenAI, a new offering purpose-built for AI-native, agent-based applications.

Auth for GenAI helps developers securely integrate authentication, API access, and fine-grained authorization into GenAI-powered apps using industry standards all wrapped in developer-friendly SDKs.

This initial release includes:

• User Authentication via Universal Login (social, enterprise, passkeys, and more) with account linking
• Token Vault enabling AI agents to call APIs (Google, GitHub, Slack, etc.) on user's behalf
• Asynchronous Authorization to enable autonomous AI agents to asynchronously ask users for out-of-band authorization on sensitive actions via push notifications
• Authorization for RAG with resource-level access control powered by Auth0 FGA
• SDK support for Next.js, Node.js, FastAPI, and popular AI frameworks like LangChain, Vercel AI SDK, and LlamaIndex
• Sample apps, quickstarts, and ready-to-use templates

Explore the Developer Preview at: https://auth0.com/ai

Join the discussion at our community: https://community.auth0.com/c/auth-gen-ai

We’re excited to introduce Tenant Access Control List (ACL), a powerful new security feature that allows you to control who can access your tenant.

With the Tenant ACL, you can define custom rules to allow, block, or redirect requests based on predefined signals, helping you secure and optimize your environment with precision.

Benefits

✔ Reduce Attack Surface – Block malicious traffic before it reaches your tenant.

✔ Enhance Security – Enforce custom access policies based on IPs, geolocation, user agents, and more.

✔ Optimize Performance – Redirect traffic efficiently to improve user experience.

Early Access Availability:

Current Early Access: Available to all Enterprise customers with the Attack Protection add-on with the ability to create up to 10 access control list.

Upcoming Limited Early Access: Rolling out to all Enterprise customers in Q2 2025 with the ability to create up to one access control list.

Please view our online documentation here for additional details and to learn how to enable Tenant Access Control Lists.

We’re excited to announce that the Mobile Driver’s License Verification Service is now in Limited Early Access.

Auth0’s Mobile Driver’s License (mDL) Verification Service enables customers to enrich user profiles with trusted information during signup and login flows as well as perform ad-hoc verification and validation checks. Additionally, utilizing a digital credential can streamline processes for businesses and financial institutions while allowing end-users more control over their information.

With this feature, customers can perform ad-hoc mDL verification requests or integrate them into their existing authorization flows with our Forms widget. This Early Access release only supports the ISO/IEC TS 18013-7:2024 standard and the REST API, also known as Web API, protocol.

To enable the Limited Early Access release in your Auth0 tenant, please review the available documentation and if interested, please fill out this form to request access. We are limiting the number of customers for whom this will be enabled and will reach out to you with more details. If you have any feedback, give us a shout in our community channel!

Auth0 is excited to announce new enhancements to the Self-Service SSO experience:

Self-Service SSO Ticket Creation in the Dashboard

Tenant admins can now generate SSO tickets directly from the Manage Dashboard, removing the need for API access. This update simplifies the process for all teams and makes it easier to experiment, configure, and roll out federated SSO integrations.

Enhanced SAML Configuration Options

Tenant admins can now configure whether IdP-Initiated SSO is allowed at the time of ticket creation. Additionally, in the wizard, IT admins have the option to choose whether authentication requests should be signed, offering more flexibility and control to meet varying security and compliance needs.

These updates enhance accessibility, security, and ease of use. Learn more about Self-Service SSO in the product documentation.

We’ve added Domain Verification to the Self-Service SSO workflow — making it easier and more secure for your customers to manage their SSO setup.

Simpified & Secure

Your customers can now verify domains directly within the Self-Service SSO wizard, reducing manual steps and ensuring only trusted domains are used for Home Realm Discovery (HRD). This strengthens security and eliminates the need for external verification workflows.

Flexible Configuration Options

As a tenant admin, you have control over how domain verification is enforced when creating Self-Service SSO tickets:

• Off – Domain verification is hidden from the wizard
• Optional – Customers can choose to skip verification and still enable connections
• Required – A domain must be verified before enabling the connection

This gives you the flexibility to balance user experience and security based on your customers' needs.

Learn more about Self-Service SSO in the product documentation.

By using Self-Service SSO Domain Verification, you agree to the applicable Free Trial terms in Okta’s Master Subscription Agreement and Okta’s Privacy Policy during use of the Early Access feature. The Free Trial terms can be found within the Master Subscription Agreement at https://www.okta.com/agreements.

We are excited to announce that we are expanding our US public cloud offering with a brand new environment! prod-us-5 is a testament to our growth and provides a big capacity boost to onboard new Auth0 Public Cloud customers.

This new public cloud environment supports all the standard Auth0 Authentication and Management capabilities in a highly secure, resilient, and scalable deployment infrastructure.

All US Public Cloud customers who are using IP allow list to permit outbound traffic from Auth0 are advised to update their firewall rules with the latest info at their earliest convenience.

We are excited to announce the next Early Access release of Advanced Customizations for Universal Login! This release adds support for building custom versions of Universal Login’s Organizations screens, the MFA TOTP screens, and the matching Reset Password Challenge factors all using the new ACUL SDK.

Advanced Customizations for Universal Login enables you to build custom, client-rendered interfaces for Universal Login screens, allowing you to control every pixel of your Universal Login experience. This release allows you to building custom versions of the following screens:

• Accept Invitation
• Organization Selection
• Organization Picker
• MFA OTP Enrollment QR
• MFA OTP Enrollment Code
• MFA OTP Challenge
• Reset Password MFA OTP Challenge
• Reset Password MFA Email Challenge
• Reset Password MFA Push Challenge Push
• Reset Password MFA SMS Challenge

DX Updates

The latest versions of the ACUL SDK and our CDT tooling all include support for these new screens.

• Typescript SDK (includes a breaking change, see the changelog for migration steps)
• Auth0 CLI
• Deploy CLI
• Terraform Provider Auth0

We are well on our way to adding support for everything that Universal Login currently supports out of the box. Checkout our online documentation to learn more about ACUL and stay tuned to the Auth0 Changelog for updates and announcements!

We’ve updated our bot detection model to improve accuracy and keep up with evolving traffic patterns.

• Improved detection: The new model is more effective at identifying and stopping bot activity.

• More computationally efficient: Updated architecture enables more efficient decision-making.

• Trained on fresh data: Reflects the latest trends in traffic to better spot malicious behavior.

This enhanced security capability is now available to all Enterprise customers with the Attack Protection add-on. The rollout is currently underway and will be completed in the coming weeks, aligned with individual customer release schedules.

For details on activation or to learn more, please refer to our documentation or reach out to your account team. We are here to support you in protecting your systems against evolving threats.

This feature gives developers better observability regarding Actions execution errors both at the Auth0 Dashboard and external Log Stream Platforms.

Here's a summary of the key points:

• Execution Error Handling: The feature captures the unhandled Actions execution errors and facilitates them as Tenant logs.
• Event Log Type: There is a new Event Log Type regarding Actions execution errors that can be visualized at the Dashboard > Monitoring > Logs.
• Log Streams: The new event log type is also sent through Log Streams.
• Log Stream Filter: There is a new Log Stream Filter focused on Actions execution errors.

The Auth0 Dashboard allows customers to reset the code for a Custom Provider when they click the Reset button. Previously, this experience was different across Custom Email and Phone Provider in both the behavior of the button and the text displayed throughout the reset process. This behavior has been fixed, and now the reset functionality is consistent across both features.

Auth0 Customers have historically struggled to easily discover changes to the User Lifecycle (user create, updated or deleted), by relying on suboptimal solutions such as Actions or Logs.

Event Streams changes this: customers can now subscribe to events that trigger each time there is a change in the User Lifecycle, regardless of the connection the customer was created, and route those events to either a Webhook or AWS EventBridge.

Auth0 is now accepting Beta Testers to this new feature. See the Auth0 Docs for further instructions.

We’ve added a new language option-Japanese-to help our users in Japan and beyond build secure identity solutions more easily. If your language preference is set to Japanese in your browser settings, Auth0 will detect this and automatically serve the Dashboard and Documentation in Japanese. You can manually override this setting in the Auth0 Dashboard and Docs via the language switcher in the top-right corner.

Integrating Auth0 Guardian into your iOS projects is now easier than ever with Swift Package Manager (SPM) support! With this update, you can seamlessly add Guardian authentication directly in Xcode—no manual setup required.

Credential Guard is now supported for Private Cloud on Azure customers!

This enhancement brings:

• 🔍 Proactive Threat Hunting – A dedicated security team infiltrates criminal communities and gains access to breach data that isn’t otherwise available–enabling detection of compromised passwords within 12–36 hours instead of the traditional months
• ⏱ Faster Detection – Detects breaches 250% faster than standard automated solutions
• 🌍 Expanded Coverage – Automates breached password detection coverage in over 200+ countries and territories, ensuring that users worldwide receive consistent, localized protection.

For additional details and to learn how to enable Credential Guard, please view our online documentation here.

We’re excited to announce that Custom Phone Providers and the Unified Phone Experience are now Generally Available.

Custom Phone Providers: With this feature, customers can configure custom phone providers and customize phone messages not only when leveraging phone number as an identifier, but also when using MFA and Passwordless! Auth0’s CI/CD tooling (Auth0 CLI, Deploy CLI, and Terraform Provider) now fully supports Custom Phone Providers. To access these new capabilities, upgrade to the latest versions of Auth0 CLI, Deploy CLI, and Terraform Provider.

We encourage you to get started with Custom Phone Providers today by checking out our documentation and if you have any feedback, give us a shout in our community channel!

Unified Phone Experience: The Unified Phone Experience offers a consolidated experience where you can configure a tenant-level phone provider that will be used for Phone as ID, MFA, and Passwordless flows. Additionally, the management of phone templates will be centralized on a single page. This unification aims to reduce redundancy across Auth0 features and present a more streamlined user experience. The unified experience will be the default for any new tenants created after this release, and existing tenants will have the ability to revert to the legacy experience if desired.

We encourage you to try out the new Unified Phone Experience and provide feedback and questions to us through our community channel. Information on how to migrate to the new experience can be found here.

We're improving both account security and user experience by extending Breached Password Detection to the password reset flow.

🔹 What’s New?

Previously, users could unknowingly reset their passwords to compromised credentials, creating security risks and potentially requiring another reset.

With this update, you can now prevent users from setting their password to a known breached credential during the reset flow -just like during sign-up and login.

Additionally, with this rollout we have also increased coverage of Breached Password Detection on Sign-Up to cover the Management API!

🚀 Benefits

Stronger security – Protects against compromised credentials at every stage.

Better user experience – Avoids unnecessary password resets by blocking breached passwords upfront.

This update helps prevent your users from using known compromised credentials throughout their password lifecycle, giving your users stronger security on their accounts.

For additional details and to learn how to enable Breach Password Detection on Password Reset Flows, please view our online documentation here.

This feature allows developers to ensure their custom database scripts are compatible with specific Node.js runtime versions.

Here's a summary of the key points:

• Bulk Testing Compatibility: The feature can test the compatibility of custom database scripts with different supported Node.js runtime versions.
• Database Connections Limit: It is available if your tenant has 1 to 10 database connections with custom database scripts enabled.
• Navigation Path: The feature can be accessed by going to Tenant Settings → Advanced → Extensibility → Verify Custom DB Scripts.

Actions Based on Results: After testing, the results can be verified and corrective actions can be taken if any compatibility issues are identified.

Checkout our online documentation to learn more about Extensibility Tenant Settings!

We are excited to announce the next Early Access release of Advanced Customizations for Universal Login! This release adds support for building custom versions of Universal Login’s MFA enrollment screens and 3 of our most common MFA factors using the new ACUL SDK.

Advanced Customizations for Universal Login enables you to build custom, client-rendered interfaces for Universal Login screens, allowing you to control every pixel of your Universal Login experience. This release allows you to building custom versions of the following screens:

• MFA Detect Browser Capabilities
• MFA Begin Enroll Options
• MFA Enroll Result
• MFA Login-options
• MFA Email List
• MFA Email Challenge
• MFA Country Codes
• MFA SMS Enrollment
• MFA SMS List
• MFA SMS Challenge
• MFA Push Welcome
• MFA Push Enrollment QR
• MFA Push List
• MFA Push Challenge Push

We are well on our way to adding support for everything that Universal Login currently supports out of the box. Checkout our online documentation to learn more about ACUL and stay tuned to the Auth0 Changelog for updates and announcements!

We have deprecated the Node.js 12 and 16 extensibility runtimes in all environments and recommend using the Node.js 22 runtime for your extensibility integrations (such as Actions, Rules, Hooks, Custom Database Connections, and Custom Social Connections).

We have provided additional information and timelines for removing the deprecated runtimes through a dashboard and support center notification.

We have deprecated the invalidation of user sessions when performing database connection user update (PATCH - /api/v2/users/{id}) requests where:

• The email or email_verified attributes are set to an unchanged value;
• The email_verified attribute is set to a true value.

These changes allow for consistent behavior between setting an email as verified through the Management API and the built-in email verification flows provided by the service. In addition, it improves the overall end-user experience by avoiding session invalidation in situations that do not require it, such as setting either the email or email_verified attributes to unchanged values.

The dashboard will be updated with a migration toggle to opt out of the deprecated behavior ahead of its future end-of-life; we have provided additional information and timelines for enforcing this change through a dashboard and support center notification.

End User TOTP enrollment for Native devices is now more intelligent! For end users enrolling into a TOTP factor on a mobile device, Auth0 skips the QR code and prompts for manual code entry with the QR code as a fall back option. Check out Auth0 Temporary OTP for more detail!

We are excited to introduce the Usage Metrics Dashboard in Okta Fine-Grained Authorization (FGA), providing customers with deeper visibility into their authorization usage. This new dashboard, available under the “Manage Account” section of the Okta FGA dashboard, helps teams monitor, analyze and manage their FGA consumption efficiently.

What’s New?

• Monitor Key Metrics: Track Monthly Active Users (MAUs), Total Tuple Count, and Monthly Average Requests Per Second (RPS). Time Frame Selection: View trends over the Last Month or Last 3 Months, with the current month’s data always included for the latest insights.

• Granular Data Views: Click on “View Table” option to see a detailed breakdown of usage by store and time period.

• Hourly Updates: Data is refreshed hourly to help you make informed decisions.

Learn More:

Check out the documentation for details on how to use the dashboard effectively.

Email OTP Verification is now Generally Available (GA), minor improvements will continue to roll out over the next 1-4 weeks to enhance performance and usability.

With Email OTP Verification, users are required to enter a One-Time Password (OTP) sent to their email during the signup or password reset process. This ensures email verification happens before account creation or password reset is completed, offering enhanced security and reducing the chances of mistyped or fake email accounts.

Key Highlights:

• Synchronous Email Verification: Prevents account creation or password reset until users verify their email via OTP.
• Improved Security: Helps prevent fake accounts, ensures accurate email addresses, and discourages phishing through email links.
• Applicability: Available for both email verification during signup and password reset challenges.

Prerequisites:

• Must be using Universal Login.
• Connection must have Flexible Identifiers enabled.
• Email OTP is only compatible when using the Identifier First Authentication Profile.

To enable this feature, navigate to the Attributes tab on any connection and change the Verification Method under the Email attribute settings from Verification Link to OTP.

We are thrilled to announce the Early Access release of Custom Token Exchange. Enterprise customers can now request access to use this feature.

Token Exchange is an OAuth grant-type that enables the exchange of security tokens for other security tokens, typically access_tokens. Custom Token Exchange provides a flexible solution using Actions that allows customers to provide their custom logic to control the exchange - i.e. effectively providing the means to implement custom authentication semantics using Actions.

This added flexibility can be used by customers to tackle advanced integration use cases, such as:

• Seamlessly migrating users to Auth0
• Integrating external IDPs
• Exchanging Auth0 tokens for a different audience
• ... and other use cases where regular federation and/or OIDC flows are not an option

To learn more, read our documentation.

Reach out to you Auth0 contact to request access!

At Auth0, we understand that no two customer identity stories are the same. Every company has a brand identity, a secret sauce, and a unique aesthetic vision. Today, we are very excited to introduce the next evolution in customization for Universal Login, Advanced Customizations for Universal Login (ACUL). ACUL enables your team to build custom, client-rendered versions of each Universal Login screen, allowing you to control every pixel of the Universal Login experience.

This Early Access release of ACUL is available to all paid customers. Public cloud customers can start using it today! Those on private cloud will be enabled as part of their regular release cycle. This initial EA release provides a new configuration API, CDT and SDK support, and allows you to build custom versions of the following screens:

• Login
• Login Id
• Login Password
• Login Passwordless Email Code
• Login Passwordless SMS OTP
• Signup
• Signup Id
• Signup Password
• Passkey Enrollment
• Passkey Enrollment Local
• Phone Identifier Enrollment (used for identity verification during Signup)
• Phone Identifier Challenge (used for identity verification during Signup)
• Email Identifier Challenge (used for identity verification during Signup)
• Interstitial Captcha
• Reset Password
• Reset Password Email
• Reset Password Request
• Reset Password Error
• Reset Password Success

The following flows and capabilities are supported in ACUL EA:

• Single step Signup & Login with password and social & enterprise connections
• ID First Signup/Login using password, passwordless email/SMS OTP, passkeys, and social & enterprise connections
• Basic Reset Password flow with and without Bot Detection
• Flexible Identifiers with and without identity verification enabled during Signup
• Bot detection with any of our 7 supported Captcha providers during the Signup, Login, and Reset Password flows
• Capturing additional data during Signup and Login using custom prompts

This is just the beginning! In the coming months, we will be adding support for every screen and capability that Universal Login currently supports out of the box, a shiny new Dashboard UI for configuring ACUL, and lots more DX goodness!

Checkout our online documentation to learn more about ACUL and stay tuned to the Auth0 Changelog for updates and announcements!

Auth0 is delighted to introduce Hyderabad as the latest AWS region for Private Cloud deployments.

Hyderabad follows Mumbai as the second AWS region for Auth0 Private Cloud available in India! This new addition unlocks reduced latency and increased flexibility for Auth0 deployments on AWS. We stand committed to meeting our customers’ data residency and resiliency needs in an ever expanding global market.

We’re thrilled to announce that Auth0 now supports Universal Logout integration with Okta Workforce Identity Cloud!

Okta Universal Logout is based on the Global Token Revocation specification and allows security incident management tools Okta Identity Threat Protection to send back-channel requests to revoke users' sessions and refresh tokens when they identify a change in risk.

With this feature, Auth0 customers federating with Okta Workforce Identity using the Okta, SAML, or OpenID Connect connection types no longer need to build a global token revocation endpoint. Instead, with minimal configuration required, they can provide the Okta admin with Auth0’s connection-specific endpoint URL.

This integration provides security benefits for apps that depend on refresh tokens and Auth0 sessions, as both are revoked when Auth0 receives a Universal Logout request for a user. This integration can also trigger Auth0's OIDC back-channel logout feature to terminate custom application sessions.

To learn more about Universal Logout support in Auth0, click here.

This feature will be rolled out to all public cloud environments over the next few days and to private cloud environments as per their release pipeline.

Customers now have Enhanced Rate Limit Reporting via Logs, including:

• Increased Rate Limit Log (api_limit) Publishing Frequency: receive 1X per minute notifications indicating when you have exhausted a rate limit.
• New Rate Limit Warning Log (api_limit_warning): receive 1X per minutes notifiactions indicating when you have exhuasted 80% of your rate limit request token allocation.
• Enhanced Logs Schema: additional attributes of HTTP path and method and bucket size will be included to allow for easier mapping between Logs and API Rate Limit Configuration Docs. https://auth0.com/docs/troubleshoot/customer-support/operational-policies/rate-limit-policy/rate-limit-configurations

We are excited to introduce the Per-Module Authorization feature. This enables large organizations to securely share authorization models by specifying which application credentials can update data for specific modules.

Teams that are responsible for their own separate services can now limit access to modification of authorization data on a per-module basis. Last year, we released Modular Models, where a single model could be separated into modules across multiple files, allowing teams to use features in their source code management platforms (such as GitHub’s CODEOWNERS feature) to enforce access on who can modify parts of a model.

Per-Module Authorization builds on top of that work to further define permissions for applications. Workflows can be implemented where different teams maintain their portion of an FGA model independently and also ensure that the services and applications owned by the respective teams can only modify their own authorization data.

For more details, refer to Okta FGA’s documentation on how to grant client credentials access to only specific modules.

We are excited to announce the next major version of Next.js SDK. With the introduction of nextjs-auth0 v4, we now support Next.js 15 and React 19, allowing developers to leverage the latest features and improvements in both frameworks. This compatibility not only enhances the development experience but also ensures that applications can take full advantage of performance optimizations. This updated SDK features a simplified architecture and is edge-compatible by default, enhancing performance and flexibility for developers.

What’s new:

• Middleware-Based Authentication: Improved compatibility and reduced maintenance by moving to middleware-based handlers.
• Enhanced Security: Switched to encrypted cookies and removed outdated cookie logic.
• Resolved State Mismatch Issues: Fixed long-standing issues reported by the community.
• Improved Session Management: Implemented rolling sessions and eliminated cookie chunking.
• Improved Hooks and Helpers: Introduced useUser(), getAccessToken(), and getSession() for easier data fetching and session handling.
• Stateful Sessions with Custom Databases: Support for "Bring Your Own Database" (BYODB).
• Compatibility with Next.js 15, Turbopack, and React 19
• Simplified architecture, API, and configuration options

Learn More:

• Quickstart
• Migration Guide

What’s Changing: We are improving the Dashboard configuration experience for email providers. The default From address field will be required when creating or updating email provider configuration through the Dashboard. Customers do not need to take immediate action, and the Management API will maintain the field as optional for backward compatibility.

Key Dashboard Updates:

1. Configuring New Email Providers: Customers must supply a default From address when configuring a new email provider.
2. Changing Existing Email Providers: Customers must supply a default From address when updating an existing email provider. Existing configured email providers that do not have a From address configured will continue to work as before.

Why This Matters: An email provider configured without a default From address may lead to a poor user experience because email template customizations are not supported when a customer-defined From address is unavailable. By requiring a default From address at the email provider level, email template customizations will be respected even if the email template does not have a template-specific From address.

Rollout Timing: We plan to roll out this change in the coming days. After the rollout, customers can expect to see the enforcement of this required field on the Dashboard.

We’re excited to announce that Custom Email Providers is now Generally Available.

With this feature, customers can configure custom email providers and customize emails so they can have full control of the email delivery process. This feature utilizes the Actions framework and leverages the Actions Code Editor so you can more completely manage, monitor, and troubleshoot your email communications. Auth0’s CI/CD tooling (Auth0 CLI, Deploy CLI, and Terraform Provider) now fully supports Custom Email Providers. To access these new capabilities, upgrade to the latest versions of Auth0 CLI, Deploy CLI, and Terraform Provider.

We encourage you to get started with Custom Email Providers today by checking out our documentation and if you have any feedback, give us a shout in our community channel!

This Beta feature logs in real-time output form your custom Actions code. This includes all console.log output and exceptions.

For example, a custom Action code such as below:

console.log("Hello world!");

Will show up within Dashboard > Monitoring > Actions Logs as

You can also use examples such as below to catch and log errors for making it easy to debug and troubleshoot your Actions.

try {
  nonExistentFunction();
} catch (error) {
  console.error(error);
  // Expected output: ReferenceError: nonExistentFunction is not defined
  // (Note: the exact output may be browser-dependent)
}

These logs are not stored and are only available within the dashboard when you are logged in and are on the Dashboard > Monitoring > Actions Logs tab within the browser. These logs are designed to help you troubleshoot as you write or modify your custom Actions code.

Node.js 22 is now generally available (GA) as a runtime for your extensibility integrations (such as Actions, Rules, Hooks, Custom Database Connections etc).

New Actions created will now default to Node 22 as the runtime. As part of this release, we have also split runtime selection for Legacy Extensibility (for Rules & Hooks) separate from the general Extensibility (for Custom Database Scripts & Custom Social Connections). These setting are available within Tenant > Settings > Advanced and allows you to individually manage desired runtime configuration as required.

Please refer to our docs for more details on how to migrate to Node 22.

We are delighted to announce that support for the Client-Initiated Backchannel Authentication (CIBA) flow is now available in Early Access.

The CIBA flow works as a decoupled authentication flow across two different devices:

• Consumption device: initiates the authentication request.
• Authentication device: handles end-user authentication, implemented as a custom mobile app which embeds the Guardian mobile SDK.

The CIBA flow supports a number of powerful use cases driven by backend client applications, such as:

• Customer authentication by headless devices or devices with limited interaction capabilities.
• Customer authentication in call centre scenarios.
• Authorising sensitive operations on behalf of yourself or a third-party e.g. a customer service agent.

To evaluate CIBA for securing your sensitive customer interactions, contact your Technical Account Manager. For more details, check out our product documentation.

We’ve added the Organization ID to the Auth0 Tenant Logs for the Successfully revoked a refresh token (srrt) event. This enhancement allows you to correlate the organization associated with the revoked refresh token for improved tracking and auditing.

We have increased the max secret value length from 2048 to 4096 to allow for larger secrets to be stored within Actions.

You can refer to our docs for further details on Actions limitations.

We're excited to introduce the new 10,000 RPS (100x) tier for Auth0 Private Cloud Performance offering on AWS. This enhanced tier supports a higher volume of authentication requests, complementing the existing 30x and 60x tiers for customers who need high performance thresholds.

Please see Private Cloud documentation to learn more.

Auth0 is pleased to announce the Early Access (EA) of enhanced support for customer data recovery. This resilience feature is available to a set of Private cloud customers during EA. It would come handy in the event of customer data loss or data corruption, and would assist customers in meeting regulatory requirements such as European Union’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).

Customer will be able to request restoration of their production Private Cloud space from a backup within the past 14 days. Please refer to Operational policies documentation for details.

The new Bot Detection ML model designed to detect signup attacks is now available for Classic Login and Custom Login implementations.

For customers using Classic or Custom login experiences, this enhancement leverages advanced machine learning to identify and block automated signup attacks effectively.

For those using New Universal Login, no configuration changes are required. This feature was rolled out for New Universal Login in September, as highlighted in the changelog here.

Below is the demo showcasing how to enable this feature in Auth0 for Classic and Custom Login experiences.

This enhanced security capability is now available to all Enterprise customers with the Attack Protection add-on. The rollout is underway and will be completed in the coming weeks, aligned with individual customer release schedules.

For details on activation or to learn more, visit our documentation or reach out to your account team. We’re here to support you in protecting your systems against evolving threats.

Introducing a new capability within the Security Center Dashboard offering - Security Center Alerts for Thresholds Early Access. This new feature expands on the Security Center metrics and Thresholds to allow Enterprise customers to not only monitor their tenant security but also receive notifications when a threat metric exceeds their predefined thresholds. Customers can now configure webhook alert notifications on security threat metrics and monitor when threats exceed the acceptable value.

To learn more Alerts for Thresholds, click here

We’re excited to announce that all Customizable Email Templates have been styled with a modern look and feel and are now live!

No verbiage or content has been changed on any of the emails and customers that have customized the email templates are unaffected.

Announcing General Availability of Auth0 Dashboard Login Session Management. A feature that allows Auth0 Dashboard admins to view and revoke active dashboard sessions for an added layer of security to the session idle timeout for both our Public and Private Cloud customers.

Click here to learn more about Auth0 Dashboard Login Session Management.

Single Sign On (SSO) allows one set of credentials to access multiple resources through a centralized identity provider (IdP). Auth0 Teams security policies allows team owners to configure and implement authentication rules that adhere to their organization's IT security policies for access to infrastructure systems or applications.

Announcing in beta the ability for team owners to self-configure and connect their IdP to provide SSO for dashboard administrators.

Auth0 Teams Self-Service SSO beta is currently limited to Public Cloud Enterprise customers.

Interested in the BETA? Reach out to your Technical Account Manager to enrol in our beta program.

We’re excited to announce that we’ve increased the number of metadata slots for Organizations from 10 to 25! This enhancement provides you with more flexibility to store and manage additional data within your organization, enabling a more customized and efficient approach to your workflows.

To learn more about Organizations, click here.

We are delighted to announce that Customer Managed Keys is now generally available. This solution within the Highly Regulated Identity solution suite enables organizations to comply with cryptographic key-related security policies for data protection. Customer Managed Keys provides customers with two options for key management: Control Your Own Key and Bring Your Own Key.

With Control Your Own Key, you can manage the lifecycle of the Tenant Master Key according to your security policy. Bring Your Own Key allows you to maintain ownership of the Root Key that protects the encryption key hierarchy. These features enable compliance with cryptographic key-related security policies for data protection.

You can read more about this in our product documentation.

We’ve introduced a new Batch Check endpoint to the Okta FGA API, allowing clients to batch multiple authorization checks into a single request. This enhancement reduces the network latency associated with previously needing to performing multiple Check API requests in parallel, resulting in faster and more efficient requests for applications with high authorization demands.

For more details, refer to the Okta FGA Batch Check documentation.

We added a new API command available in the Password Reset / PostChallenge trigger. This API allows Tenant Developers to specify the url to redirect a user to upon the completion of a password reset on Universal Login.

Here is an example of using the command to redirect the user to a sample url after a successful password reset:

  exports.onExecutePostChallenge = async (event, api) => {
    api.transaction.setResultUrl('https://yourapp.yourdomain.com/profile');
  };

You can learn more in our reference documentation.

We’re thrilled to announce that our fourth-generation Bot Detection has been upgraded to incorporate additional aggregated tenant-level insights. This upgrade strengthens bot detection across both public and private cloud environments, providing a more precise and robust defense against malicious activity while ensuring a seamless and secure experience for all users.

This enhanced security capability is now available to all Enterprise customers with the Attack Protection add-on. The rollout is currently underway and will be completed in the coming weeks, aligned with individual customer release schedules.

For details on activation or to learn more, please refer to our documentation or reach out to your account team. We are here to support you in protecting your systems against evolving threats.

Auth0 is excited to announce that Self-Service SSO is now in General Availability.

Our Self-Service SSO feature is designed to simplify and streamline the administrative tasks that are essential for every B2B SaaS product. By equipping your business customers to configure their own Single Sign-On setups, we provide them with a seamless, intuitive experience—eliminating the need for complex IT involvement. This flexibility not only enhances security but also improves the overall user experience, giving businesses more control and agility while reducing overhead.

This feature is available for B2B Professional, Enterprise and Enterprise Premium customers.

Click here to learn more.

We have transitioned the Rules and Hooks features to a read-only mode in all public cloud environments as part of their announced deprecation plan.

You can still disable, delete or re-enable an existing Rule or Hook. You can also add or remove Rules settings (for updating stored secrets) or Hook secrets but you will no longer be able to modify their script.

If this impacts you, our recommendation is to migrate to Actions. Refer to the following docs for more details:

• Migrate Rules to Actions
• Migrate Hooks to Actions

Hello everyone,

We're thrilled to announce the beta release of nextjs-auth0 SDK v4! This new version brings significant improvements, new features, and fixes to enhance your development experience.

Important Notice About v3

As we move forward, we will not be updating v3 of the SDK to support Next.js 15. This allows us to focus on v4, which offers a wealth of new features and improvements. This will also enable us to support future releases of Next.js faster and with more confidence. We understand this may pose challenges, and we're here to help.

v3 will continue to receive critical security updates for 6 months after the GA of v4.

Highlights of v4 Beta

• Middleware-Based Authentication: Improved compatibility and reduced maintenance by moving to middleware-based handlers.
• Enhanced Security: Switched to encrypted cookies and removed outdated cookie logic.
• Resolved State Mismatch Issues: Fixed long-standing issues reported by the community.
• Improved Session Management: Implemented rolling sessions and eliminated cookie chunking.
• Improved Hooks and Helpers: Introduced useUser(), getAccessToken(), and getSession() for easier data fetching and session handling.
• Stateful Sessions with Custom Databases: Support for "Bring Your Own Database" (BYODB).
• Compatibility with Next.js 15, Turbopack, and React 19
• Simplified architecture, API, and configuration options

Try It Out and Provide Feedback

We invite you to explore the beta release and share your feedback to help us improve before the general availability release. We are currently targeting a general availability release by the end of December.

Beta Release: v4.0.0-beta.3

Need Help with Migration?

If you encounter challenges migrating to v4, please don't hesitate to open an issue and our team will assist you. We're committed to making the transition as smooth as possible.

Thank You for Your Support

We appreciate your understanding as we focus on making v4 the best it can be. Your feedback is invaluable, and we're here to support you every step of the way.

Happy coding! 🚀

— The Auth0 DX SDK Team

We are excited to announce that our fourth-generation Bot Detection has been upgraded with user-agent signals, and is now integrated into our proprietary machine learning model. This enhancement improves our capability to detect and thwart bot activity, further strengthening protection against malicious traffic without adding any additional friction for legitimate users.

This security feature is available to all Enterprise customers with the Attack Protection add-on. We are currently rolling out this enhancement and expect to complete the process within the next few weeks, aligned with your individual release schedules.

For activation details or further information, please check our documentation or reach out to your account team. We’re here to support you in safeguarding your systems against evolving threats.

Thank you for trusting us with your security needs.

Auth0 is excited to announce the following updates to Self-Service SSO:

1. Custom Introduction Text: You can now customize the welcome message on the wizard's landing screen, aligning the experience with your brand’s tone and engaging users right from the start.
2. PingFederate Support: We've expanded our list of supported Identity Providers (IdPs) to include PingFederate, giving you more flexibility in your authentication options.
3. Revoking SSO Access Tickets: Our new API endpoint lets you revoke SSO access tickets at any time.
4. Updated Ticket Expiration: Access tickets are now consumed only when a connection is created, enabled or edited — like when updating SAML or OIDC details — avoiding issues with scanners opening them prematurely.
5. Customized Login Experience: When creating a ticket, you can now define the login experience — adding optional parameters for Home Realm Discovery, Organization Auto-Membership, and more to tailor every step of the way.

To learn more, see the Self-Service SSO documentation.

Actions now supports the following APIs within the post-login trigger.

• api.samlResponse.setRelayState(relayState)
• api.samlResponse.setIssuer(issuer)

You can see all available API methods supported within the post-login trigger along with details on these methods from this link.

The possibility to scope machine-to-machine access to a specific organization is now Generally Available. This feature allows you to define the organizations that a given application can access for each API via the Client Credentials Flow.

You can easily define and enforce access to one, many, or all the organizations in your tenant and securely expand the reach of your SaaS APIs to more use cases and scenarios, making sure sensitive data and operations are only accessible to authorized parties. After configuring the access rights for your API, you simply have to inspect the org_id in access tokens of incoming requests, independently of whether they come from third-party applications or your own applications.

This feature is available for B2B Professional, Enterprise and Enterprise Premium customers.

To learn more, read the reference documentation.

Auth0 is delighted to launch Private Performance Burst AWS - 30x (3000 RPS*) and 60x (6000 RPS) offerings for Private Cloud deployments on AWS.

These cost-effective Private Performance options scale the Authentication traffic up to 3000 RPS and 6000 RPS respectively for 80 hours a month, and allow usage up to 1500 RPS and 3000 RPS respectively for the remaining duration.

The elevated transaction capacity comes handy for planned and unplanned traffic spikes, e.g. during product launches, large media events, seasonal activities, and unpredictable usage peaks.

The Private Performance Burst offering is just another milestone in our commitment to providing the functionality and flexibility our beloved customers need.

Please refer to Private Performance Burst documentation page for more information.

*RPS: Requests Per Second

The Okta FGA authorization modeling language allows defining conditions that can be used to express certain ABAC authorization policies. Previously, if you wanted to take advantage of that feature you needed to use the Okta FGA API or the FGA CLI.

Now, with the Okta Fine Grained Authorization Dashboard, you can create conditional relationship tuples and specify context parameters in assertions, making it easier to fully define ABAC-like conditions directly within the dashboard.

For more details, refer to the Okta FGA dashboard documentation.

The Google Workspace Enterprise connection now supports an Extended Group Attribute Format option. When selected, group memberships are written to the Auth0 user profile as an array of JSON objects containing the group unique ID, group name, and group email address for each group retrieved from Google.

For more information, see Connect Your App to Google Workspace.

This feature is immediately available in the public cloud and will be rolled out to private cloud environments in the next few weeks as per the release pipeline.

Auth0 is excited to introduce the following updates to Self-Service SSO:

1. Tenant admins now have the ability to choose which IdPs to display when their customers are setting up an SSO profile through the set up wizard, making the entire process more efficient and customizable.
2. We've added support for Keycloak expanding the available IdPs.
3. When no user attributes exist in the SSO profile, we skip the Claims Mapping instructions in the SSO wizard.
4. When testing the connection, the JSON has been formatted to show on multiple lines.

To learn more, see the Self-Service SSO documentation.

In our continuing effort to improve our security posture, Auth0 will no longer retain closed support tickets older than 24 months. Closed support tickets older than 24 months will be deleted on October 16. To view your support tickets, you can navigate to https://support.auth0.com/tickets . For questions or issues on this change, please reach out to Support.

We’re excited to announce that Custom Phone Providers in is now in Early Access.

With this feature, customers can configure custom phone providers and customize phone messages associated with using phone number as an identifier. Using a custom phone provider for MFA and passwordless phone messages is planned for a later release.

This early access release enables you to:

• Configure your preferred phone provider for phone messages
• Leverage various contexts for using different providers, including organization, client, user, and more

We encourage you to get started with Custom Phone Providers today by checking out our documentation and if you have any feedback, give us a shout in our community channel!

Auth0 is delighted to introduce the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as the latest AWS region for Private Cloud deployments.

We are committed to enhancing our presence in the Middle East. The UAE joins Bahrain as the second AWS region for Auth0 Private Cloud in this part of the world. This expansion opens up new possibilities in the UAE, where Private Cloud deployment is already supported on Azure.

We have introduced Email OTP Verification as a new method for email verification, available in Early Access. Expect to see the feature in your environments within the next 1-4 weeks.

With Email OTP Verification, users are required to enter a One-Time Password (OTP) sent to their email during the signup or password reset process. This ensures email verification happens before account creation or password reset is completed, offering enhanced security and reducing the chances of mistyped or fake email accounts.

Key Highlights:

• Synchronous Email Verification: Prevents account creation or password reset until users verify their email via OTP.
• Improved Security: Helps prevent fake accounts, ensures accurate email addresses, and discourages phishing through email links.
• Applicability: Available for both email verification during signup and password reset challenges.

Prerequisites:

• Must be using Universal Login.
• Connection must have Flexible Identifiers enabled.
• Email OTP is only compatible when using the Identifier First Authentication Profile.

To enable this feature, navigate to the Attributes tab on any connection and change the Verification Method under the Email attribute settings from Verification Link to OTP.

Okta CIC is excited to announce that Universal Login now satisfies out of the box or provide configurability to satisfy the guidelines for the EN 301 549 standard. We have updated our VPAT to include this information and it is available on Okta.com. By ensuring that Universal Login is accessible to all users, we enable our customers to confidently secure their applications with accessible authentication.

See our online documentation for more details.

What’s Changing:

We are improving the user experience when adding or updating identifiers (email, phone number, or username) in profiles.

Key Updates:

1. New Identifier: When a new identifier type (email, phone, or username) is added to a user profile where one does not already exist, the user’s session will not be terminated. This allows for a smoother progressive profiling experience, where users can add new identifiers without disruption.
2. Changing Existing Identifier: When an existing identifier is modified, the user’s session will terminate, and the user will have to re-authenticate. This ensures security best practices are followed when updating key account information.

Why This Matters: Previously, any update to an identifier (whether adding or changing it) would terminate the user’s session. This could lead to a poor experience, especially during progressive profiling, where users are expected to update or add information without being logged out. With this update, customers can offer a seamless experience for users adding new identifiers while maintaining strict security for changes to existing identifiers.

Rollout Timing: This change will be rolled out progressively over the next 1-4 weeks. Customers can expect to see the updated session handling behavior in their environments during this period.

Action Required: No immediate action is required from customers, but it is recommended to review any user flows that involve the addition or modification of identifiers to ensure they align with this change.

We are happy to announce that we just added two new endpoints to our Session Management APIs:

POST /api/v2/users/{id}/revoke-access – This endpoint allows you to revoke sessions for a user and decide if you want to revoke the associated Refresh Tokens.

POST /api/v2/sessions/{id}/revoke – This endpoint will revoke the session and all its related Refresh Tokens.

Please refer to the Auth0 Management API for more information.

Auth0 Actions dashboard experience & documentation has been updated to consolidate around the concept of "Triggers" (as opposed to our previous mix of Flows and Triggers). A trigger represent points in the Auth0 process where Actions can be added.

We believe this change will make it easier for you to identify available customization options (now simply labelled as triggers) and how they can be leveraged to personalize your identity needs.

Please note that this change does not have any impact on the current functional behaviour of Actions within Auht0.

Continuous Session Protection is now generally available for enterprise customers, providing powerful tools to dynamically manage Sessions and Refresh Tokens within Auth0 Actions. This feature offers flexible options to configure expiration settings, access additional session and token data, and revoke sessions when necessary, enhancing security and control.

Key benefits of Continuous Session Protection include:

• Dynamic Session and Token Expiration: Configure custom absolute and idle timeouts for Sessions and Refresh Tokens using the new setExpiresAt(Date) and setIdleExpiresAt(Date) methods. These settings can be applied across users, organizations, or specific connections to meet your security and compliance needs.
• Enhanced Security with Revocation: Revoke Sessions and Refresh Tokens programmatically using Actions, based on custom logic or risk assessments. This allows you to take immediate action when suspicious behavior is detected or when tokens no longer meet your security policies.
• Comprehensive Session and Token Insights: Access additional session and refresh token attributes within Actions, enabling you to make more informed, data-driven decisions for managing user sessions.
• These features allow enterprise customers to dynamically improve their security posture by customizing session behavior, enforcing shorter expiration times for high-risk roles (such as administrators), and revoking tokens when necessary to mitigate risks.

To learn more, visit the product documentation: Continuous Session Protection

Passwordless Connection Support

Universal Login now supports customizing the passwordless signup and login authentication flows, allowing customers to address their unique data capture, security, and compliance requirements when users authenticate with email and SMS one-time passwords.

See our online documentation for more information, instructions and examples.

Dev Tooling support for the Partials API

Auth0’s CI/CD tooling (Auth0 CLI, Deploy CLI, Terraform Provider) now fully supports the Partial API including the new Passwordless prompts. As a bonus, Partials can now also be edited using Auth0 CLI’s UL Customize interface. Run auth0 ul customize in your terminal to see it in action. To access these new capabilities, upgrade to the latest versions of Auth0 CLI, Deploy CLI, and Terraform Provider.

We're happy to announce SaaStart: a complete B2B SaaS reference application built using Next.js, Radix UI and Auth0 by Okta. Clone the repo to get a head start on the capabilities that you'll need to support enterprise customers of your SaaS app - like multi-tenant user management and access controls, security policies, self-service Single Sign-On configuration and more...

Give us a holler in the Auth0 community if you have any questions!

You are now able to individually test a Custom Database script for a specific Node runtime version.

This will help to validate script changes against a target runtime version before you modify the default global tenant configuration for Extensibility runtime.

You can read more about how to use this feature in our documentation.

We’re excited to announce that support for Okta Universal Logout in Okta Customer Identity Cloud is now in Limited Early Access!

Okta Universal Logout is based on the Global Token Revocation specification and allows security incident management tools Okta Identity Threat Protection to send back-channel requests to revoke application users' sessions and refresh tokens when they identify a change in risk.

With this feature, customers who use Okta Workforce Connections in Auth0 no longer need to build their own Global Token Revocation endpoints to support Universal Logout. Simply enable it for your Okta Workforce connection and provide the endpoint URL to the Okta Workforce administrator.

To enable the Limited Early Access release in your Auth0 tenant, please contact your Technical Account Manager to request access.

We’re excited to announce that Forms is now generally available in Okta Customer Identity Cloud!

This new feature allows you to extend your login and signup flows with additional steps and business logic.

What's new:

1. Pass data between Forms and Actions: now you can easily inject server-side data from Actions to Forms, and use the collected data in Forms in your Actions.
2. New form components: custom fields components to create your own fields UI with code, image block to personalize your form adding logos or images, and HTML block to customize it with code.
3. Organizations support: forms now inherit organization branding, and there is available context data about the organization you're using.
4. Management API: create and manage forms using the Management API.
5. Other changes: added new templates, rich text editor improvements, and new masking options for your flows.

Learn more:

• Product documentation.
• Templates.
• Blog Post.

We’re excited to announce the introduction of support for multiple Self-Service SSO profiles! This new feature allows you to customize Self-Service SSO profiles configurations to meet your diverse needs, including different required attributes and branding. With this update, you can now tailor SSO setups more precisely to fit your company's unique requirements.

Learn more about Self-Service SSO in the product documentation.

Within the Security Center Dashboard offering, customers can now set metric thresholds. This new feature provides Enterprise customers with an enhanced proactive capability around the various Security Center monitors they track. Customers can now configure thresholds on security threat metrics and monitor when threats exceed the acceptable value. The feature is available in all Public cloud environments and rolling out to Private spaces throughout the next few weeks.

We are excited to announce that our Bot Detection feature has been upgraded with a new machine learning model specifically designed to detect and prevent signup attacks. This enhancement integrates advanced ML capabilities into our proprietary Bot Detection system, significantly improving the identification of fraudulent account creation attempts.

This feature is currently available in the New Universal Login experience, providing added security for customers utilizing our latest UI. For customers using the Classic Login or custom UI, we are evaluating options to extend these capabilities in the future.

As always, to activate Bot Detection or if you require more detailed information, please visit our online documentation or contact your account team. We are here to assist you in ensuring your systems remain secure against evolving threats.

Prioritized Log Streams is now Generally Available (GA)

Now, Enterprise customers can stream a predefined set of security risk-related log events through a dedicated architecture with higher confidence. Customers can stream events to SIEM tools, monitor, and take action on Security events without interruption when there is an attack on the customer’s tenant or abnormally high user activity.

The feature is available in all Public cloud environments and rolling out to Private spaces throughout the next few weeks.

Okta FGA has now two deployment options: public cloud and private cloud. The public cloud option is a multi-tenant SaaS service available in three geographies: the United States, Europe, and Australia, offering a highly available multi-region deployment. The private cloud option, on the other hand, is tailored for enterprises seeking dedicated resources. Okta FGA Private Cloud leverages the same architecture principles that have been battle-tested with Auth0 for over two years.

Private Cloud for Okta FGA has the following benefits:

• Higher RPS: Private cloud instances are optimized for high request-per-second (RPS) performance, scaling up to five times the average RPS based on your application’s needs.
• High Availability: Okta FGA for Private Cloud is always deployed in two AWS regions with active-active data replication, minimizing the chances of being impacted by an AWS region outage.
• Data Residency and Compliance: Deploy your Private Cloud environment in any AWS region to meet specific data residency and compliance requirements. Initial regions include the US, Germany, Ireland, UK, France, Japan, India, Singapore, Australia, and Brazil.
• Reduced Latency: Choose the AWS region closest to your application servers, which will significantly reduce latency for faster access control checks.
• Multi-Geography Deployments: Businesses can replicate the same authorization data across multiple regions worldwide, allowing them to maintain low-latency authorization services even for globally distributed applications. For example, a company can have the same data in the US, EU, and Australia, have their authorization data replicated across all regions, and have their applications routed to the closest region.
• Automated, Hardened Release: Benefit from automated weekly releases that are previously validated in Okta’s public cloud deployments.
• Centralized Management: Customers can manage both private and public cloud instances seamlessly from the Okta FGA dashboard.

Learn more in the product documentation.

We are pleased to announce that developers using Okta FGA now have a way to specify their required consistency level when querying Okta FGA.

To minimize latency, Okta FGA uses two levels of caching that can result on permissions changes not being reflected in authorization queries for up to 20 seconds.

All query APIs (Check, Read, ListObjects, ListUsers, Expand) now have an additional optional parameter with two possible values:

• MINIMIZE_LATENCY (default): Okta FGA will try to minimize latency (e.g. by making use of the cache)
• HIGHER_CONSISTENCY: Okta FGA will try to optimize for stronger consistency (e.g. by bypassing cache)

When using HIGHER_CONSISTENCY, latency will be higher as Okta FGA will ready directly from the database. Developers need to make the trade off between consistency and latency depending on the use case.

All SDKs were updated with support for the new parameter.

You can learn more in the Okta FGA documentation.

Introducing a new capability within the Security Center Dashboard offering - Security Center Thresholds Early Access. This new feature provides Enterprise customers with an enhanced proactive capability around the various Security Center monitors they track. Customers can now configure thresholds on security threat metrics and monitor when threats exceed the acceptable value. The feature is available in all Public cloud spaces and will roll out to private spaces with the General Availability announcement.

Following on the objective to improve the capabilities to dynamically manage Sessions and Refresh Tokens, we are happy to announce that we have added new methods to control the expiration of Sessions and Refresh Tokens using Actions.

Now you can control the absolute and inactivity timeouts with the new setExpiresAt(Date) and setIdleExpireAt(Date) methods, available for post-login Action objects api.session and api.refresh_token.

They can be used in different use cases, for example, you can improve your security posture by enforcing shorter expiration times for administrators, specific Connections or Organizations.

To learn more, read our public docs: Sessions with Actions and Refresh Tokens with Actions.

They are now available in Private Early Access. If you are an Enterprise customer, please reach out to your Technical Account Manager (TAM) to request access.

We’re excited to announce that Self-Service SSO on Customer Identity Cloud, powered by Auth0 is now in Early Access.

This capability aims to streamline the administrative tasks that are critical for every B2B SaaS product. Our Self-Service SSO feature, provides our business customers' customer with a flexible, user-friendly experience for configuring their own single sign-on setups.

These capabilities are now available in Early Access. If you are a B2B Professional or Enterprise customer, please reach out to your Auth0 account contact to request access.

Starting February 23rd, 2025, Auth0 will begin removing the ability to use the legacy, non-compliant UI for Universal Login. The new WCAG compliant version ensures that end users, including those who rely on assistive technology, can access and engage with a customer’s product or service. Read our Universal Login Accessibility documentation for more information.

We're excited to announce the Early Access launch of Guide - an Okta AI powered chatbot here to answer your questions about the Auth0 platform.

What is Guide?

Guide is your new go-to for quick answers on all things Auth0. It pulls information from our docs, blog, and community to provide summarized responses and relevant links. You can access Guide by clicking the "Ask Guide" button in the top-right of your Auth0 Dashboard. Just ask your question and let Guide do the work.

Availability

Guide is available to tenants in the US Public Cloud region. Guide will be rolled out to all Public Cloud regions in the near future.

Today, we've reduced the minimum character requirement for Organization Name and Organization Display Name from 3 to just 1 character. Plus, our Organization search has been updated to return exact matches for queries with fewer than 3 characters.

Okta CIC is excited to announce that Universal Login now satisfies out of the box or provide configurability to satisfy the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.2 AA! We have published our VPAT and it is available on Okta.com. By ensuring that Universal Login satisfies the WCAG guidelines, we enable our customers to confidently secure their applications with accessible authentication.

See our online documentation for more details.

Okta CIC is happy to announce the next major version of the React Native SDK. With react-native-auth0 v4, developers will be able to use advanced biometric authentication to obtain credentials. This new SDK version also makes it possible to switch between domains for authentication. We’re planning to release a GA version later in Q3 with major improvements to the SDK architecture and other new features.

What’s new

1. Advanced Biometric Authentication: Use FaceID/Fingerprint to perform device authentication before obtaining credentials.
2. Domain Switching: Dynamically switch domain/clientID to offer a personalised and contextual authentication experience.

Learn More

1. Migration Guide
2. Implementation Guide: Advanced Biometric Authentication
3. Implementation Guide: Domain Switching

Introducing a new Log Stream and Security capability, Prioritized Log Streams.

Now, Enterprise customers can stream a predefined set of security risk-related log events through a dedicated architecture with higher confidence. Customers can stream events to SIEM tools, monitor, and take action on Security events without interruption when there is an attack on the customer’s tenant or abnormally high user activity.

This feature is rolling out to public cloud spaces throughout the next couple of weeks

The Auth0 Changelog now contains Release Version Numbers where applicable!

Now, Private Cloud customers can view & filter for a specific version within the Changelog directly. Additionally, Private Cloud customers can view an environment's current version and next version from within the Auth0 Support Center on the 'Private Instances' page and link directly to any feature releases in the Changelog that may be applicable to that version number.

Public Cloud customers are not impacted by this change and should continue to use the Auth0 Changelog as they normally do.

Have you ever wondered, as a user of the Auth0 platform, how many active sessions you have for the different Auth0 dashboard applications across your multiple devices? Introducing Auth0 Dashboard Login Session Management, allowing Auth0 Dashboard admins to not only view all active dashboard sessions but also the ability to revoke them. This beta feature provides an added layer of security to session idle timeout for our Public Cloud customers.

What has changed?

We have deprecated the "Support Access" Role so that the only tenant member role that now has access to the “Subscription Tickets” feature within the Auth0 Support Center are those with the new Elevated Support Access role within the Role Based Access Control (RBAC) feature in the Auth0 Management Dashboard. The Subscription Tickets feature in Support Center allows access to view and manage all tickets created by all users across a tenant. The current ‘Support Access’ role is now deprecated.

Tenant Administrators do not automatically inherit the new ‘Elevated Support Access’ role and will need to explicitly add themselves to the role via the Auth0 Management Dashboard to continue to have access to view and manage all tickets across their tenant(s) via the Subscription Tickets feature. Tenant Administrators and all tenant members will still have access to the Auth0 Support Center to create and manage their own tickets without adding any additional roles.

Why did we make this change?

In order to increase the security of the Auth0 Support Center, the ‘Subscription Tickets’ feature will be tied specifically to the new Elevated Support Access role so that access is not automatically inherited by all Tenant Admin users. This prevents roles from being able to see tickets they did not create without explicitly granting them access to do so.

How are you affected?

Tenant Administrators no longer have access to view and manage all tickets for your tenant on the ‘Subscription Tickets’ page in the Auth0 Support Center unless the Elevated Support Access role is added to their user. You will still be able to access the Auth0 Support Center and create & manage the support tickets you created.

What action do you need to take?

If you have a paid subscription, you can add yourself and any other users who need to see/manage all tickets (even those they did not create) across the tenant to the new Elevated Support Access role from the Auth0 Management Dashboard. You should also review who currently has the legacy ‘Support Access’ role assigned and determine if they should be removed and/or added to have the new Elevated Support Access role.

If you are currently on a Free plan, there is no action required and this communication is to inform you that you will only be able to view and manage support tickets that you created.

How can you get additional assistance?

We are here to help. Contact us by using the Auth0 by Okta Support Center.

Deleting a Team Member from the Teams dashboard removes access to Teams and now deletes the team member from all team tenants they are a member of. However, if you just want to remove access to one or more tenants, you can now do so from the Team Member's details page.

Note: Tenant Member Management feature is required. This feature is on by default for all Self Service customers but is configurable for Public Cloud customers and is coming soon for Private Cloud customers.

Please refer to the following documentation for more information.

1. How do you delete a Team Member from a Team and remove access to all tenants?
2. How do you delete a Team Member from one or more tenants?
3. I am a Public Cloud Customer; how do I verify that I have the suitable feature turned on to support tenant member management?

Auth0 Teams is getting more exciting new features, and we can't wait to share them with you.

The Log Stream filters have been updated with a new filter category. This category complements the SCIM GA announcement and streams out only SCIM tenant logs when SCIM is enabled on the tenant. Through this capability, customers can monitor the full details of all the SCIM requests that Auth0 receives and get notified when a user is created, updated, or deleted using SCIM.

This feature is immediately available in the public cloud and will be rolled out to private cloud environments in the next few weeks as per the release pipeline.

We are excited to announce that our fourth-generation Bot Detection is now enhanced with ASN reputation signals and untrusted IP data. This upgrade integrates ASN and related IP reputation data into our proprietary Bot Detection ML model, specifically targeting scripted attacks where attackers frequently change their IP addresses. This enhancement further improves our ability to detect and thwart bot activities, thereby strengthening protection against malicious traffic.

This security feature is available to all our Enterprise customers with the Attack Protection add-on. We are currently rolling out this enhancement and expect to complete the process within the next few weeks, aligned with your individual release schedules.

To activate Bot Detection or if you require more detailed information, please visit our online documentation or contact your account team. We are here to assist you in ensuring your systems are secure against sophisticated threats.

We are excited to announce that the Flexible Identifiers feature has transitioned to General Availability (GA). This update brings several key enhancements and improvements:

Key Updates:

• Better Compatibility with Organizations: We have improved the signup experience, particularly for users joining organizations via invitation links. The signup flow now collects the password after verifying the phone number, ensuring a smoother and more secure process.
• Username as Sole Identifier Improvements: You can now allow self-service password reset with Username as the Sole Identifier, in order for this to work the end-user must have a valid email address on their account to receive a password reset email.
• Overall Increased Stability: Comprehensive testing and refinements have enhanced the reliability and performance of the Flexible Identifiers feature, ensuring a smooth and dependable user experience.

Action Required:

• Conduct thorough testing in a development environment before activating Flexible Identifiers in your live environment.
• Review the Limitations Page in our documentation for detailed information on feature constraints.

This rollout will be completed over the next 1-4 weeks. We encourage you to explore these new capabilities and enhance your authentication processes.

We now offer the ability to subscribe via RSS/ATOM Feed for Auth0 Private Cloud Status Page on status.auth0.com.

For more information on how to access Private Cloud Status information and subscribe to updates via RSS/ATOM feed, see this documentation.

We are delighted to announce that we are adding 27 new languages to Universal Login’s extensive list of localization options. CIC customers can now localize their authentication journeys with out of the box translations for 78 different languages! To learn more see the Support Center article

To see the full list of Universal Login localization options checkout our online documentation.

A new User ID Attribute Type menu has been added to the Microsoft Azure AD connection type, which allows developers to select which Azure AD user attribute is mapped to the Auth0 user_id attribute. The options correspond to the two supported ID types (sub and oid) described in Microsoft’s ID token claims reference.

Whereas the Azure AD connection previously only supported the pairwise subject claim (sub), developers can now alternately choose the user object identifier claim (oid) which contains Azure AD’s immutable identifier for the user. When this option is selected, Auth0 writes the user_id value in the following format: waad|{connection-name}|{oid-value}

The "oid" option is recommended for all new single-tenant Azure AD integrations. It is also required to achieve full user lifecycle management using Auth0’s Inbound SCIM feature with Azure AD.

We’re excited to announce that Inbound SCIM for Enterprise Connections is now generally available in Okta Customer Identity Cloud!

This initial release is tailored for B2B SaaS application developers who need to integrate with enterprise Identity providers that use SCIM 2.0 to manage user accounts in SaaS applications. This includes integrations with Okta Workforce Identity Cloud, Microsoft Entra ID, and other Enterprise identity providers that use SAML or OpenID Connect for user authentication.

Developers can follow our configuration guide to see SCIM working in minutes. You can discover more by reading our documentation at Configure Inbound SCIM.

This feature is immediately available in the public cloud and will be rolled out to private cloud environments in the next few weeks as per the release pipeline.

We are delighted to announce Early Access availability of Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) and Control Your Own Key (CYOK) as part of Highly Regulated Identity.

• BYOK allows customers to upload and replace their Auth0 environment root key with their own customer provided root key in a secure process, known as a key ceremony.

• CYOK allows customers to manage the lifecycle of their customer provided root key directly from the management API. It allows customers to rekey / rotate it according to their key management policies.

Auth0 is happy to announce that we have released improved capabilities to manage sessions and refresh_tokens in Actions.

Now you can get detailed information on both using event.session and event.refresh_token. Additionally, you can revoke them by using api.session.revoke() and api.refreshToken.revoke() methods.

These are powerful building blocks that can help you dynamically manage access for a wide variety of use cases, for example, you can improve your security posture by revoking sessions based on risk assessments.

These capabilities are now available in Private Early Access. If you are an Enterprise customer, please reach out to your Auth0 account contact to request access. Your account contact will provide documentation if you are approved for the Private Early Access program.

Machine to Machine Authentication usage within Quota utilization reports has been updated to improve accuracy with regards to not counting Auth0 Management API tokens. As a reminder, Machine to Machine tokens issued for Auth0 Management API are not counted against your Auth0 Subscription Machine to Machine quota limit.

Majority of our users will not see any difference in their usage data while a small number of users will see slightly lower usage from before depending on how they had defined their own custom APIs.

We are here to help. Please contact us by using the Auth0 by Okta Support Center if you have any question.

Okta FGA now provides a new API endpoint that allows you to list all users who have a specific relationship with a specific resource. For example, you can list all users who can view a particular document.

This feature is useful for scenarios such as notifying users of changes to resources or reviewing permissions for auditing purposes.

For more information, refer to the ListUsers API documentation.

Auth0 is pleased to announce that JSON Web Token (JWT) Profile for OAuth 2.0 Access Tokens - RFC9068 is now Generally Available for all customers. You are now able to opt-in to use the new profile for your Access Tokens on a per-API basis.

With this release, we are adopting an Identity industry standard to maximize compatibility and interoperability with other solutions as well as reusability of community tools.

Read our public documentation to learn about the details of the new profile and how to activate it for the APIs in your tenant(s).

Auth0 is thrilled to announce the General Availability of our latest Public Cloud environment in Canada. 🇨🇦🎉

The Public Cloud in Canada is our sixth Public Cloud region (besides US, EU, Japan, Australia, and UK) offering feature-rich, highly secure, resilient, and economical Auth0 solution in a multi-subscriber deployment.

This new region enables customers in Canada to utilize our starter Essentials, Professional, and Enterprise tiers while benefiting from lower latencies and meeting data-residency requirements.

Customers may choose this Public Cloud region during the tenant creation process. The newly created Auth0 tenant will have "tenant".ca.auth0.com domain name.

Auth0 is delighted to introduce two new AWS regions for Private Cloud deployments - Hong Kong and Calgary, Canada. This expansion clearly demonstrates our unwavering commitment to meet customers' needs for geographical availability, data residency, and resilience.

Hong Kong Region: APAC is home to economies with a burgeoning demand for services. The Private Cloud (AWS) region in Hong Kong further enhances our existing extensive presence in APAC, which includes Private Cloud regions in Australia, India, Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, and South Korea as well as Public Cloud regions in Australia and Japan.

Calgary Region: The Private Cloud (AWS) region in Calgary joins the Montreal AWS region to serve our Canadian customers better. This region offers the following deployment options:

• Primary region for new Private Cloud (AWS) deployments in Canada
• Failover region for Private Cloud (AWS) GeoHA deployments (e.g. with Montreal AWS region as the primary region, enabling a full GeoHA deployment within Canada)

We are pleased to announce General Availability of our Refresh Tokens Management API to all our customers with an Enterprise plan.

Refresh Tokens API endpoints extend your session management capabilities with access to your user's refresh tokens properties and administrative bulk or individual revocation endpoints. That is specially important for out-of-band session management in applications that do not rely solely on browser cookies.

You can learn more in our product documentation and management API for details.

Today we released support to choose whether self-service Organization signup is supported for Database connections.

You can now navigate to Organizations -> “Your Organization” -> “Your Connection” and then select whether you want that database connection to support Organization Signup.

Note, this new setting will outweigh the Application level setting for the Database connection. Meaning, you can disable signup support at the Application level, but enable it within the Organization, preventing the signup if an Organization is not present.

Additionally, passwordless connections will now support Organization Membership if the Application level has signups enabled and the organization supports just-in-time membership.

To learn more, check out the documentation.

We have implemented dynamic switching between a select dropdown and an input field in the user creation modal of the Delegated Admin Extension based on the number of connections per tenant.

For tenants with over 20,000 connections:

• Instead of listing all connections in a select dropdown, a text input field is now displayed where the connection name can be manually typed.

For tenants with 20,000 or fewer connections:

• No change. A select dropdown is displayed, listing all available connections.

We’ve made the migration from Rules to Actions easier for you! You can leverage the newly launched Actions migration tooling to transition from Rules to Actions leveraging QuickFix to covert Rules’ code to Actions syntax.

In most cases, you can simultaneously compare and review code between Rules and Actions, and quickly rewrite into a new Action. We also allow control of the execution sequence of old Rules and new Actions.

You can read more about this in our product documentation.

What is changing?

Starting on August 5, 2024, the only tenant member role that will have access to the “Subscription Tickets” feature within the Auth0 Support Center will be those with the new Elevated Support Access role within the Role Based Access Control (RBAC) feature in the Auth0 Management Dashboard. The Subscription Tickets feature in Support Center allows access to view and manage all tickets created by all users across a tenant. The current ‘Support Access’ role will be deprecated.

Tenant Administrators will not automatically inherit the new ‘Elevated Support Access’ role and will need to explicitly add themselves to the role via the Auth0 Management Dashboard to continue to have access to view and manage all tickets across their tenant(s) via the Subscription Tickets feature. Tenant Administrators and all tenant members will still have access to the Auth0 Support Center to create and manage their own tickets without adding any additional roles.

Why are we making this change?

In order to increase the security of the Auth0 Support Center, the ‘Subscription Tickets’ feature will be tied specifically to the new Elevated Support Access role so that access is not automatically inherited by all Tenant Admin users. This prevents roles from being able to see tickets they did not create without explicitly granting them access to do so.

How are you affected?

Tenant Administrators will lose access to view and manage all tickets for your tenant on the ‘Subscription Tickets’ page in the Auth0 Support Center on August 5, 2024. You will still be able to access the Auth0 Support Center and create & manage the support tickets you created.

What action do you need to take?

If you have a paid subscription, you can add yourself and any other users who need to see/manage all tickets (even those they did not create) across the tenant to the new Elevated Support Access role from the Auth0 Management Dashboard. You should also review who currently has the legacy ‘Support Access’ role assigned and determine if they should be removed and/or added to have the new Elevated Support Access role.

If you are currently on a Free plan, there is no action required and this communication is to inform you that you will only be able to view and manage support tickets that you created.

How can you get additional assistance?

We are here to help. Contact us by using the Auth0 by Okta Support Center.

You can now enjoy syntax coloring and validation when editing Okta FGA models and [tests](https://docs.fga.dev/modeling/testing in any JetBrains IDE.

Install the JetBrains plugin from the JetBrains Marketplace to get started.

We are excited to announce that Bot Detection is now available in the password reset flow. This enhancement further fortifies your security posture, providing the same robust protection against bots and scripted attacks during account recovery as in the signup and login flows.

This feature is available to all our Enterprise customers with the Attack Protection add-on. To enable it, go to your Manage Dashboard and configure the “Enforce CAPTCHA for the password reset flow" settings. You can choose to show a challenge Always, When Risky (based on our ML model detecting a bot), or Never (monitoring mode).

To activate Bot Detection or if you require more detailed information, please visit our online documentation or contact your account team.

We have added support to create a custom email provider connector via a new embedded Action in the Branding -> Email Provider section of the Dashboard. Check out how to get started by visiting: Configuring a Custom Email Provider.

This feature is in Open Early Access and we appreciate your feedback on it!

We have updated the Auth0 Dashboard for Private Cloud Environments to enforce Autonomous System Network (ASN) binding for Auth0 Dashboard Administrator sessions with release version v202422.31.0. Please refer to our initial change log and documentation for more information.

We are delighted to announce that Highly Regulated Identity (HRI) is now generally available. HRI incorporates a set of Financial Grade Identity™ features, defined by the OpenID FAPI Working Group and known as “FAPI v1 Advanced“ and including:

• Mutual TLS (mTLS) for client authentication and token binding
• PAR endpoint for submitting pushed authorization requests
• JAR for signed JWT authorization requests
• JWE for encrypted Access Tokens
• RAR for rich authorization requests

This enables customers to elevate the security of their identity solutions, protect user data and privacy, and comply with regulations for Strong Customer Authentication.

You can read more about this in our product documentation.

We are pleased to announce the release of Flexible Identifiers, enhancing your ability to customize authentication processes. This feature allows the use of multiple attributes such as email, phone number, and username as unique identifiers, either individually or in combination, to authenticate users. Including the option to configure Phone Number as a Sole Identifier!

Key Capabilities:

• Configure multiple identifiers for enhanced security and user experience.
• Tailor login experiences to fit specific user and security requirements.

Please Note:

• Thorough testing in a development environment is recommended before deployment.
• We’re Implementing this release in a staggered approach, it could take between 1-4 weeks for these changes to be visible in your dashboard
• Review the Limitations Page in our documentation for detailed information on feature constraints.

Flexible Identifiers are designed to provide a more adaptable, secure, and user-friendly authentication environment. Explore this new feature to enhance your platform's functionality and security.

Auth Challenge is the new default Bot Detection response that offers an invisible, frictionless alternative to CAPTCHA. Auth Challenge uses a series of non-intrusive challenges to make it tougher on bots but frictionless for users. Raising costs to attackers while keeping the user interaction as simple as clicking a checkbox!

You can read more about Auth Challenge enablement and Bot Detection in our online documentation found here

We’re excited to announce the launch of our fourth generation Bot Detection. This upgrade combines the capabilities of our CIC machine learning model with third-party bot scoring, significantly enhancing our ability to identify and thwart bots more effectively and safeguarding against malicious traffic.

The fourth generation Bot Detection includes a major update in our ML architecture that allows for faster model releases and a range of detection algorithms. Our testing indicates a potential increase in bot detection by up to 25%, all while maintaining minimal impact on legitimate user traffic.

This feature upgrade is available to all our Enterprise customers who subscribe to the Attack Protection add-on. We are currently rolling out this enhancement and expect to complete the process within the next few weeks, aligned with your individual release schedules.

To activate Bot Detection or if you require more detailed information, please visit our online documentation or contact your account team. We are here to assist you in ensuring your systems are secure against sophisticated threats.

Forms for Actions is a new visual editor that allows you to build custom forms that can be used to extend your login and signup flows with additional steps and business logic.

Some of the key capabilities of Form for Actions include:

• Pre-built components with frontend and backend validations.
• Custom business logic with out-of-the-box integrations with third parties.
• Controlled and secure experience within your tenant's domain. Not required to redirect users to external sites.
• Consistent branding experience with Universal Login.

Using Forms for Actions enables you to build use cases like progressive profiling, custom policies acceptance, custom signup or login steps... Personalization has never been easier.

You can read more about this new capability in our Product Documentation and our Blog Post.

Auth0 Teams provides a platform to simplify viewing and management of environments, tenants and tenant members from a single pane of glass (Teams Dashboard).

We've updated the Teams Dashboard to include a new report called Team Activity under the Reports section of the Teams Dashboard.

Team Activity allows Team Owners to view and audit event logs generated by team members.

Team owners now have visibility to events such as team member invitations, team member role changes, changes to the team security policies, and changes to the team settings.

Team Activity Early Access is now available on the Enterprise plan. Please refer to Auth0 Teams Documentation for more information.

Auth0 Teams is getting more exciting new features, and we can't wait to share them with you.

Starting May 2nd, 2024, Team Owners with accounts created using username and password would need to verify their email address before they are allowed to invite other members to the team from the Teams Dashboard.

Note: Email verification only applies to team owner accounts created using username and password and does not apply to team owner accounts created using enterprise and social connections.

Auth0 is happy to announce that JSON Web Token (JWT) Profile for OAuth 2.0 Access Tokens - RFC9068 is now available in Early Access for all customers. You will be able to opt-in to use the new profile for your Access Tokens on a per-API basis.

With this release, we are adopting an Identity industry standard to maximize compatibility and interoperability with other solutions as well as reusability of community tools.

Read our public documentation to learn about the details of the new profile and how to activate it for the APIs in your tenant(s).

Developers need to manage how applications are able to interact with an Okta FGA store. Some applications need full permissions, others write permissions, read permissions, or only permissions to update the authorization model.

You can now create multiple credentials for an Okta FGA store with different sets of permissions. So whether your client-facing application only needs read access while your Continuous Integration deployment needs the ability to write an authorization model, you are in control of security from the Okta FGA dashboard.

You can learn more by following the How To Get Your API Keys tutorial to create a new credential.

Okta CIC is proud to announce the next round of improvements to Universal Login as part of our efforts to reach WCAG 2.2 AA guideline conformance. This release includes the following improvements.

• Client-side validation of email addresses. These validations follow the same formatting rules as the server-side validation
• Accessible Labels. We cleaned up the duplicate labels in the HTML and properly associated them with their respective input fields.
• Password Complexity Requirements. These will now be properly announced by screen readers.
• Announce Inline Error Message. We added the proper aria attributes to the Inline error messages so that they can be understood and properly announced by screen readers.
• Consistent Page Titles. Every screen in our authorization flows now has a useful and distinct page title.
• Visually Indicate Required Fields. Required fields now include a visual indicator within the label.

To view all the changes and learn more see the Support Center article

Okta CIC has added a privacy manifest file to the iOS Guardian app & SDK – the privacy manifest file describes the data that apps & third-party SDKs collect and supplies the reasons required APIs that the app & SDK use.

The privacy manifest file is in support of the requirements put forth by Apple to ensure transparency and allow users to make informed decisions about their privacy. The manifests include details on the types of data collected, how the data is used, and whether it is shared with third parties. Read more information about Apple’s privacy manifests and the required reason API.

Given authorization is application specific, the rules governing application authorization should be managed by the application team.

Okta FGA now enables you to compose an authorization model from multiple modules. Each module lives in a different file, owned by each application team.

For example, if a company has 3 teams that own different components:

• The core authorization entities that are shared across the organization
• A wiki component
• An issue tracking component

Each team will be able to manage their own module in independent files whose ownership can be defined in your source control system (e.g. Github CODEOWNERS).

The modules will be combined in a single model when written to Okta FGA.

Learn more about Modular Models in the Okta FGA documentation.

Okta FGA is now very easy to integrate with Java Spring Security, using the OpenFGA Spring Boot Starter.

In a nutshell, you can now use the @PreAuthorize Spring Security annotation with an fga bean that will require an authorization check to pass before executing a method:

// Method body will only execute if the FGA check returns true. 403 otherwise.
@PreAuthorize("@fga.check('document', #docId, 'reader', 'user', authentication?.name)")
public Document getDocument(@PathVariable String docId) { 
   return repository.findById(id);
}

You can learn more in the OpenFGA Spring Boot Starter repository.

Okta CIC is proud to announce an opt-in, Early Access release of several accessibility improvements to Universal Login as part of our efforts to reach WCAG 2.2 AA guideline conformance. This release allows customer to opt-in to these and future improvements that we will be rolling out in the coming weeks. Once enabled, improvements will be automatically applied to Universal Login as they are released. To learn more see the Support Center article

Auth0 is excited to share an updated list of IP addresses for allow listing on Public Cloud regions, as follows. The updates include, but are not limited to, GeoHA enhancements to Australia and Japan Public Cloud regions.

Request your attention if IP allow list is being used or planned to be used for your deployment on Auth0 Public Cloud. Please refer to Auth0 IP Addresses for Allow Lists for further information on when IP allow list could be required.

United States

174.129.105.183 , 18.116.79.126 , 18.117.64.128 , 18.191.46.63 , 18.218.26.94 , 18.232.225.224 , 18.233.90.226 , 3.131.238.180 , 3.131.55.63 , 3.132.201.78 , 3.133.18.220 , 3.134.176.17 , 3.19.44.88 , 3.20.244.231 , 3.21.254.195 , 3.211.189.167 , 34.211.191.214 , 34.233.19.82 , 34.233.190.223 , 35.160.3.103 , 35.162.47.8 , 35.166.202.113 , 35.167.74.121 , 35.171.156.124 , 35.82.131.220 , 44.205.93.104 , 44.218.235.21 , 44.219.52.110 , 52.12.243.90 , 52.2.61.131 , 52.204.128.250 , 52.206.34.127 , 52.43.255.209 , 52.88.192.232 , 52.89.116.72 , 54.145.227.59 , 54.157.101.160 , 54.200.12.78 , 54.209.32.202 , 54.245.16.146 , 54.68.157.8 , 54.69.107.228

Europe

18.197.9.11 , 18.198.229.148 , 3.125.185.137 , 3.65.249.224 , 3.67.233.131 , 3.68.125.137 , 3.72.27.152 , 3.74.90.247 , 34.246.118.27 , 35.157.198.116 , 35.157.221.52 , 52.17.111.199 , 52.19.3.147 , 52.208.95.174 , 52.210.121.45 , 52.210.122.50 , 52.28.184.187 , 52.30.153.34 , 52.57.230.214 , 54.228.204.106 , 54.228.86.224 , 54.73.137.216 , 54.75.208.179 , 54.76.184.103

Australia

13.210.52.131 , 13.238.180.132 , 13.55.232.24 , 16.50.37.252 , 16.51.137.244 , 16.51.49.47 , 54.153.131.0 , 54.252.2.143 , 54.79.31.78

Japan

13.208.85.227 , 15.152.185.222 , 15.152.2.46 , 15.152.28.221 , 15.152.56.146 , 15.152.95.63 , 176.34.22.106 , 35.74.30.168 , 43.206.201.6 , 46.51.243.250 , 54.150.87.80 , 54.248.192.141

UK

18.135.40.36 , 3.10.89.10 , 3.8.59.62

Using the post-login action, you can now easily customize your MFA flows to prompt users to enroll in specific factors. After a user enrolls in a factor, they can use that factor as a secondary method of authentication in future logins. Customer Identity Cloud (CIC) now includes two new commands in the post-login API object: enrollWith and enrollWithAny. 

These commands, paired with our recent Customize MFA Factor Selection feature release, allow you to specify precisely how to enroll and challenge the user with MFA factors based on contextual signals about the user, the organization, or the application they are logging into.

These changes provide greater flexibility with MFA to:

• design an authentication flow that reduces friction
• cater to your end-users’ preferences 
• align authentication with your organization's security policies

You can read more about this new capability in our Product Documentation.

End users can now enroll in One-time Password (OTP) Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) using the Guardian App or a custom app using the Guardian SDK on the same mobile device as the application. This allows users to complete OTP MFA enrollment flows using Guardian without having to scan a QR code.

Read our documentation to learn more.

Okta Fine Grained Authorization is generally available in the US, Europe and Australia regions.

It enables developers to implement authorization in a way that’s centralized, flexible, fast, scalable, and easy to use.

It's based on OpenFGA, an open source project owned by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation for which Okta is a core maintainer.

Try it for free at https://dashboard.fga.dev/, or learn more about it on the product documentation.

As part of our commitment to protect users, we are giving developers remote control of their users' authentication status through additional management API endpoints. These endpoints enable developers to list, explore, and terminate all or individual sessions and refresh tokens.

Access to the sessions via API endpoints is generally available to all customers with an Enterprise plan. Additionally, eligible customers have the opportunity to participate in the early access program for the Refresh-Token API endpoints.

It is important to note that the newly introduced session revocation methods will soon incorporate the corresponding session-deleted along with previous initiators, progressively becoming available in the coming days.

Businesses using Customer Identity Cloud’s Universal Login can leverage a new pro-code option to customize signup and login flows to address their unique needs. This new capability is available to customers on Professional plans or higher and allows them to address unique data capture, security, and compliance (terms of service) requirements.

Interested in learning more? See our online documentation for detailed instructions and examples.

Okta Customer Identity Cloud (CIC) recently published CIC log schemas (V1). This repository contains schemas for Log events documented here. For more information please reference the Github repository

Okta Customer Identity Cloud (CIC) now supports Duo Web SDK V4 for MFA.

If you are currently using Duo Web SDK V2, additional information about this change was or will be sent to your tenant administrators, including detailed instructions and links to related documentation. See also: Duo Web SDK V4 and Duo Universal Prompt Update Guide.

Starting February 14th, 2024, Tenant admins with accounts created using username and password would need to verify their email address before they are allowed to invite other members to the tenant from the Auth0 Dashboard.

Note: Email verification only applies to tenant admin accounts created using username and password and does not apply to tenant admin accounts created using enterprise and social connections.

Auth0 Teams consolidates managing tenants, tenant members and your subscription in one central place. We are happy to announce Teams Environment and Tenant Management support for our Private Cloud customers.

The release of Teams General Availability marks another significant milestone, completing the support of all plan types on the Auth0 Teams architecture. Our enterprise customers can now view and manage environments and tenants that belong to both Private and Public Clouds.

Please refer to Auth0 Teams Documentation for more information. Contact your Technical Account Manager or Auth0 Support to provision Auth0 Teams if you are an Enterprise customer and begin the journey of centralized visibility and control with us.

More exciting new features are coming to Auth0 Teams, and we can't wait to share them with you. Please continue to look for Auth0 Teams product announcements in the future.

Initiators hook up to session termination events to request applications to log users out whenever that session is invalidated at Auth0. An initiator can be any cause of a session ending. This allows you to move from user-interactive single-logout to server-initiated distributed logout effortlessly on top of the OIDC Back-Channel Logout specification.

This update includes Account Deleted and Email Changed in the existing list of logout initiators: Password Changed, Session Expired, and various Logout. Your applications can subscribe to individual or all initiators. For example, you can use Account Deleted to, in combination with OIDC Back-Channel Logout, remotely log the user out upon removing the account.

Want to know more? Check out our public documentation and follow our updates as we incorporate more functionalities.

At Okta, we take security seriously, so we made further updates as part of our continued efforts to help keep your Auth0 and Teams dashboard user accounts secure. Starting today, the session cookies of both Teams and Auth0 Dashboard dashboard users will now be bound to the originating Autonomous System Network (ASN) as part of the session creation.

What does this mean? Suppose, in an unforeseen situation, the session cookies are compromised. In that case, existing sessions will be invalidated, and the user hijacking the session will be forced to log in again if they attempt to access from a different workstation outside of the ASN bound to the session cookie.

This invisible, frictionless captcha alternative uses a series of browser and device challenges to make it tougher on bots but frictionless for users.

Auth Challenge raises costs to attackers while keeping the user interaction as simple as clicking a checkbox!

Check out the details on configuring Auth Challenge in our online documentation here.

As part of our continued efforts to help keep your dashboard user accounts secure, we now require dashboard users that log in with either username and password or 3rd party social connection apps to enrol into MFA.

Note: This change applies to your Auth0 account login and does not impact applications or websites you have configured with Auth0.

Read our documentation, and community post for more information.

Ready to start using MFA as part of a more secure login flow? You can configure it in your user profile.

Read more about how to configure Multi-Factor Authentication for Dashboard Users.

Need to request an MFA reset? Review this post.

Starting today, our Private Cloud customers can now request Session Timeout and Max Session Age value changes for their Auth0 Dashboard users (admins and non-admins). Please reach out to your Technical Account Manager for more information.

Today we released support to choose whether you show an Enterprise Connection during Organization based logins. Similar to how Enterprise Connections work at the Application level, you can now navigate to Organizations -> “Your Organization” -> Connections -> “Your Connection” and then select whether you want to display that connection as a button on the login screen.

Paired with Home Realm Discovery, this gives you powerful options to utilize hidden enterprise connections to support multiple customers using a single organization login, or hiding a support staff login from a customer’s organization.

To learn more, check out the documentation.

We’re excited to announce passkeys are now Generally Available in the Okta Customer Identity Cloud to help businesses drive greater sign-up and sign-in conversion without compromising end-user security.

This release builds off our existing Early Access implementation and makes it easier for larger enterprises with a custom database to adopt passkeys using lazy migration and reduce their customer's reliance on passwords. We’ve also improved the developer experience by expanding our SDK Libraries support.

With passkeys, Auth0 customers can transform their sign-in process, enjoying faster, easier, and more secure access to websites and applications. Passkeys are FIDO credentials that are discoverable by browsers or by security keys for passwordless authentication. Based on FIDO Alliance and World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standards, passkeys replace the need for passwords by using cryptographic key pairs, ensuring robust protection against phishing and enhancing the overall user experience.

This feature will be gradually rolled out to all customers across all plans, starting Jan 31, 2024. Initially, it'll be available in the public cloud, followed by a rollout in private cloud environments a few weeks later as per the release pipeline.

For your existing users with passwords, we offer a seamless progressive enrollment process to add passkeys for subsequent logins, ensuring a smooth transition to enhanced security.

Before you get started, please note that there are certain prerequisites to enable passkeys. Make sure to review these requirements in our documentation to ensure a seamless setup process.

Ready to try out passkeys in your application? Check out this implementation post and our online documentation for step-by-step guidance on configuration.

We are happy to announce Limited Early Access availability of advanced identity security solutions for customers operating in highly regulated industries. These incorporate a set of Financial Grade Identity™ features, defined by the OpenID FAPI Working Group and known as FAPI v1 Advanced. This enables customers to elevate the security of their identity solutions, protect user data and privacy, and comply with regulations for Strong Customer Authentication.

You can read more about this in our public documentation.

We’re excited to announce that Inbound SCIM for Okta Customer Identity Cloud is now in Early Access. Customers can now go live with their SCIM integrations if they choose. In addition, the EA supports SCIM for Enterprise identity providers integrated using all three of these connection types: SAML; Okta Workforce (OpenID Connect); OpenID Connect

Enterprise customers with Public Cloud-based tenants may now receive request rates in excess of 100 RPS. Public Performance is an add-on to a Customer’s existing Public Cloud deployment allowing for request rates up to 200 RPS for 48 hours per month. The add-on is intended to provide customers the ability to grow their traffic on Auth0 in more affordable Public Cloud environments before upgrading to Private Cloud.

For more information, please see Rate Limit Policy docs

We have introduced a new claim mapping for the Google hd claim to Auth0 idp_tenant_domain. This new claim, made available with Auth0 PostLogin Actions can be leveraged to validate the Google organization an end-user is authenticating with. Check out Auth0 PostLogin Action Object for more information.

We are excited to announce our first round of accessibility fixes and updates to New Universal Login required for WCAG 2.2 AA compliance!

This release focused on the MFA Country Code Selector

Users that rely on screen readers will now have a much easier time navigating the country code selector. We also added a shiny new search/filter input to make it possible for all users to efficiently find and select their country code. These changes are already in production for most environments!

We’ve reduced the session timeout for the session age for administrator sessions on Auth0 Dashboard down to 12 hours.

For administrators working within Auth0 Dashboard day to day, you will be prompted to re-authenticate after 12 hours from your last login activity. This change does not affect any sessions configured for your end users interacting with your applications integrated with Auth0 identity services. The changes only apply to administrator sessions on Auth0 Dashboard.

We’ve reduced session timeout due to inactivity and also implemented a session age for administrator sessions on Teams dashboard to 12 hours.

For administrators working in Teams dashboard day to day, more frequent challenges to log after 12+ hours.

We’ve also reduced the session age for administrator sessions on Teams dashboard. After 12+ hours from last successful login inactivity, the Teams session will time out, and administrators will have to log back in.

Have you ever had challenges in writing an Action from scratch? Now, Templates for Actions help you jumpstart with pro-code Actions within seconds!

Head over to Actions and choose "build from Templates" - We have offered a growing list of templates for Actions across different triggers and use cases. Start use Actions to customize MFA setting and verify access control by choosing relevant templates.

You can learn more about Templates for Actions from our doc site.

We are happy to announce a new Actions trigger for password reset flows is now generally available. This new extensibility point allows developers to block specific password reset requests, customize the password reset flow to require MFA, leverage a redirect to complete additional validation by a third party, and leverage an Auth0 Marketplace integration in the password reset flow. Read more

Do you sit and stir at the screen, scrolling through the tenant page filled with many tenants on the Teams dashboard? As your luck may have it, only to find the tenant on the last page? Teams Dashboard allows you to search quickly for a tenant that belongs to the team.

Now, when attaching .HAR files within a ticket via Support.Auth0.com, the file is sanitized. To use:

1. Navigate to the Auth0 Support Center
2. Select Open Ticket
3. To trigger the file sanitization, simply attach/upload the .HAR file to the existing ticket or new ticket.
4. The file is sanitized at the client side before the file is uploaded to the portal.
5. The original trace is not uploaded prior to sanitization.
6. Filename after sanitization and upload: <file_name>_sanitized.har. You can download the sanitized file if you want to inspect it.

Do not attempt to upload zipped or compressed HAR files because those files will not trigger the sanitization. Only .har files are processed.

While Okta will attempt to identify sensitive data for you, you acknowledge that it is your responsibility, and not Okta’s, to identify sensitive data in HAR files that you want to be redacted.

For more information on generating HAR files, see this documentation.

Customers can now pass the email_locale parameter when invoking an MFA enrollment via API to generate MFA enrollment tickets and render Universal Login enrollment prompts in the specified language. This is a fix to a known issue where Universal Login enrollment prompts were defaulting back to English instead of rendering in the specified language. Read more.

On the heels of announcing the new Private Cloud regions in Australia and Japan, we're thrilled to launch Private Cloud deployments in a brand new country - Indonesia - leveraging Jakarta AWS region.

This region expands Auth0's geographical availability and addresses Indonesian customers' data residency needs. We stand committed to meeting our customers where they are, both figuratively and literally.

Okta Access Gateway (OAG) is a solution designed to extend modern identity to legacy on-prem applications to protect your hybrid cloud. Now, you can easily set up Okta Access Gateway to use Auth0 as the identity provider to authenticate users and have Single Sign-On (SSO) when accessing these on-prem applications.

To learn more, read our documentation.

We are happy to share that we are expanding the use cases of OIDC Back-Channel Logout with new Logout Initiators (Early Access).

“Don't call us, we'll call you”

What is this feature? Initiators hook up to session termination events to request applications to log users out whenever that session is invalidated at Auth0. An initiator can be any cause of a session ending, like a Password Changed or a Session Expired. This allows you to move from user-interactive single-logout to server-initiated distributed logout effortlessly on top of the OIDC Back-Channel Logout specification.

Want to know more? Check out our public documentation and follow our updates as we incorporate more functionalities. This functionally requires access to the OIDC Back-Channel Logout functionality already generally available for enterprise plans.

We are delighted to announce support for Private Cloud deployments in two new AWS regions - Melbourne, Australia and Osaka, Japan as part of continual geographical availability and reliability enhancements.

Either of these regions could be used as:

• Primary region for new Private Cloud deployments
• Failover region for Private Cloud GeoHA deployments, which have primary region in the existing Sydney and Tokyo AWS regions respectively

With the introduction of these Private Cloud regions, customers with be able to satisfy GeoHA as well as Data residency requirements in Australia and Japan.

We have recently enhanced our Adaptive MFA risk assessment object to expose three additional phone attributes: line type, region, and provider!

In combination with Actions you can customize your Adaptive MFA flow to leverage and trigger challenges based on these new attributes in the risk assessment object.

To read more about the new phone attributes in the Adaptive MFA, you can check out our online documentation here.

To learn more on how to use Adaptive MFA with Actions, check out the following documentation here

You asked, we listened and delivered! Introducing the much anticipated Teams feature, Tenant Member Management. Designed to help you centrally manage your onboarding and off-boarding workflow of tenant dashboard members. 

We have received much feedback from our users, and this feature will significantly improve your experience with our product.

Here are some key benefits of Teams Tenant Member Management:

• Team Owners centrally grant dashboard users access to one or more tenants.
• Assign Team Members more than one App at a time for Editor - Specific Apps role.
• A new "Contributor" role for Team Members, to view and access specific tenants they are members from Teams Dashboard.
• Just In Time, Team members' accounts are auto-created in Teams based on successful login using your enterprise IdP.

Want to experience improved account management with friction-reducing Teams Tenant Member Management? Our documentation will guide you on how to turn on the feature.

Using the post login action, you can now easily define which secondary factor, or sequence of factors, your end-users are challenged with for MFA in the login flow. Customer Identity Cloud (CIC) now includes two new commands in the post login API object: challengeWith and challengeWithAny.

With these commands, you can specify how to challenge the user with MFA factors based on contextual signals about the user, the organization, or the application they are logging into.

These changes provide greater flexibility with MFA to:

• design an authentication flow that reduces friction
• cater to your end-users’ preferences
• align authentication with your organization's security policies

You can read more about this new capability in our Product Documentation.

We have updated the experience for the Production Readiness Check tool in the Auth0 Management Dashboard.

The Production Readiness Check tool now provides:

• The ability to 'dismiss' a check while keeping it available to restore at the bottom of the page
• A progress gauge as a clear visual indicator of tenant production readiness
• Failed and Passed expandable objects within a single page (replaced the former tabbed layout)
• Critical labels to denote that a check has security or end-user implications.

*Note: The Production Readiness Check tool now only lives in the Auth0 Management Dashboard. Previously, it also lived in Auth0 Support Center but has now been centralized in the Dashboard.

To learn more about the Production Readiness Check tool, see this documentation

Is Johnny part of the team? Teams Dashboard allows you quickly search for a team member either by name or email!

We are excited to announce that the Guardian App now supports all 40+ languages to match the entire Universal Login localization language set.

Users can select the language in the app; the default is based on the user's registered device setting. See our documentation for the full list of supported languages.

The Guardian app is an authenticator that delivers push notifications to a user’s pre-registered device (mobile phone or tablet). You can learn more about the Guardian App in our product documentation.

Additional library updates and minor bug fixes are included with this release.

Starting today, we are rolling out Account Linking in Actions. Developers can start linking user accounts from various identity providers. This allows a user to authenticate from any of their accounts and still be recognized by your app and associated with the same user profile.

Account Linking in Actions will be rolled out in stages to all customers in all environments. The Public Cloud on the Converged Platform will receive this feature in next coming weeks based on its release cycle.

You can leverage setPrimaryUser now in Actions and check our documentation to learn more.

A new version (V3) of the LinkedIn social connection is available in Customer Identity Cloud. Existing customers/connections are unaffected by this change. Customers creating new LinkedIn applications that require Sign in with LinkedIn using OpenID Connect will need to use this new connection strategy. Read more.

Did someone order up one Dark Mode Browser extra Hot! Feel free to dim the lights; Teams Dashboard now supports dark mode.

You can now seamlessly integrate with Arkose Labs through our Bot Detection product!

Arkose Labs is a bot management provider that helps deter and defeat bots by leveraging AI and unique context-based 3D captchas.

With this new integration, you can combine the power of Auth0 attack protection and seamlessly integrate Arkose Labs detection and response into your authentication flows!

To learn more about our Bot Detection Integrations, please refer to our online documentation.

Starting Oct 16, We are removing Rules and Hooks from new customers onboarded on/after Oct 16, as our first step of the Rules and Hooks Deprecation Plan.

This has no impact on existing customers and tenants, but we encourage all customers to migrate their Rules and Actions before Nov 18, 2024, the end of life for Rules and Hooks. We have provided a Migration Guide to help our customers get started.

You can contact your Technical Account Manager or Auth0 Support for retroactive access for very limited use cases.

Okta Workflows is a no-code automation platform for Identity. To help developers extend and customize Customer Identity with custom logic, Auth0 (CIC) now has an Actions Integration with Workflows and Workflows now has a connector with Auth0.

You can check out the details and read more here.

We've updated the Private Instances page in the Auth0 Support Center to display Failover Region (where applicable) and Deployment Window schedule information.

OpenID Connect Back-Channel Logout allows you to implement end-users single-logout through direct communication between the identity provider (IdP) and an application backend. When configured, any Single Sign-On (SSO) application can leverage the session identifier (sid) included in ID Tokens to react to the session termination events received in OIDC Back-Channel Logout Tokens.

Back-channel communication is a reliable mechanism to coordinate application logout and avoid limitations imposed by the need for an active browser or third-party content browser restrictions. OIDC Back-Channel Logout in our public documentation This capability is a practical solution for applications with a backend that can keep and manage the state of a user session. Learn more about . The feature will be gradually rolled out to all customers on one of our enterprise plans.

The Auth0 Community Response Series YouTube Playlist is now integrated as a source of knowledge when searching for solutions on https://support.auth0.com/. Content from this YouTube source may also appear as a 'Recommended Article' if it matches with the ticket Request Summary during the ticket creation flow in order to surface helpful knowledge while troubleshooting.

We're making it easier for you to build multi-tenant administrative dashboards in your SaaS application by optionally including organization members’ RBAC roles in the Auth0 Management API GET Organization Members response.

This will allow you to show your customers' administrators a list of the end-users on their team, along with their access levels, using a single API request.

Click here to learn more about how Organizations can help with authentication and authorization for your B2B & SaaS applications.

We have updated Quota Utilization Reports to include the Private Cloud Environment name within the 'Environment' column of these reports instead of the previously inferred values of "Production or Development".

Now you can leverage the actual names for the Private Cloud environment to have a better understanding of your subscription usage.

Announcing the general availability release of Auth0 Terraform Provider v1! This milestone release introduces a plethora of new features, enhancements, and bug fixes that make managing your Auth0 infrastructure with Terraform more efficient and reliable than ever.

What's New in v1:

• Data Sources for Resources: Fetch and reference data from existing Auth0 resources effortlessly. Retrieve specific details or configuration settings from Auth0 entities and use them within your Terraform code.
• Resource Relationships: Establish and manage relationships between Auth0 resources with ease. Whether it's 1:1 or 1:many relationships, v1 provides the flexibility to model connections and dependencies accurately.
• Zero Downtime Client Secret Rotation: Rotate client secrets without causing disruptions to your applications or users. This version includes built-in support for zero downtime during client secret rotation.
• Bug Fixes and Stability Enhancements: We've focused on improving the stability and reliability of the Auth0 Terraform Provider. This release includes numerous bug fixes and enhancements to meet the diverse needs of the developer community.

To get started with Auth0 Terraform Provider v1, visit the official Terraform Registry. If you're migrating from a previous v0 build, please consult the migration guide as this release includes breaking changes.

After a successful authentication to the Teams URL https://accounts.auth0.com, you will be automatically redirected to your Teams dashboard without the need to enter either your Team name or Team permalink.

Annoucning the general availability of node-auth0 v4. This release brings a wealth of exciting new features and improvements including:

• Rewritten from the ground up in TypeScript
• Full up-to-date Types for methods, request parameters, bodies, errors, and responses.
• Support for Edge runtimes
• A customizable modern network stack and more!

To get started with the node-auth0 v4 SDK, check out the repo on GitHub. If you're coming from a previous version, please check out the migration guide as this release includes breaking changes.

We are excited to share that the Auth0 Support Center has been updated to integrate Auth0 'Recommended Articles' within the Ticket Creation Flow. Now, as you enter in a summary of your request or issue in a ticket, you'll be presented with matched recommended articles to help troubleshoot your request or issue.

Learn more about Auth0 Support Tickets here.

With our recent release, the Guardian App now supports both passcodes and biometrics as a layer of security for the app on iOS. You can add a passcode, touch ID or face ID from within the app settings. This is a safeguard to ensure the information you manage within the app is protected if you lose your phone or if it is stolen – any easy measure to take to protect yourself!

Note: this feature was previously released on Android and is already supported on that app.

We're excited to introduce passkeys, a cutting-edge feature now available in Early Access! With passkeys, Auth0 customers can transform their sign-in process, enjoying faster, easier, and more secure access to websites and applications. Passkeys are FIDO credentials that are discoverable by browsers or security keys for passwordless authentication. Based on FIDO Alliance and World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standards, passkeys replace the need for passwords by using cryptographic key pairs, ensuring robust protection against phishing and enhancing the overall user experience.

For your existing users with passwords, we offer a seamless progressive enrollment process to add passkeys for subsequent logins, ensuring a smooth transition to enhanced security.

Before you get started, please note that there are certain prerequisites to enable passkeys. Make sure to review these requirements in our documentation to ensure a seamless setup process.

With Early Access, this feature will be gradually rolled out to all customers across all plans, starting September 7th, 2023 . Initially, it'll be available in the public cloud, followed by a rollout in private cloud environments a few weeks later as per our release pipeline. For our valued Private Cloud customers, enabling passkeys is as simple as reaching out to your account team for assistance. To learn more about our release stages, please refer to Product Release Stages.

Curious about setting up passkeys? Explore our online documentation for step-by-step guidance on configuration.

Users now have the option to choose a dark theme when viewing Auth0 docs. Anyone wanting to try it can toggle the theme using the button on the top right corner of the screen.

We are excited to share that we have added new production readiness checks to our Readiness Check tool in the Auth0 Management Dashboard. The Readiness Check tool helps Tenant Administrators review configuration issues for a specified tenant to ensure optimal setup before going live.

‘Required’ Readiness Checks Added:

• All Actions are running a recommended version of NodeJS
• Hooks are being deprecated and must be migrated to Actions
• Rules are being deprecated and must be migrated to Actions
• Tenant is set to use a recommended default NodeJS version
• Use Custom Domain in Branded Email Templates

Learn more about 'Required' Checks here.

‘Recommended’ Readiness Checks Added:

• Configure Log Streaming
• Enable New Universal Login
• Set Application Login URI
• Set Tenant Login URI
• Set Tenant Allowed Logout URLs

Learn more about 'Recommended' Checks here.

Give your eyes a break or just switch it up for a bit of a change. Whether it’s for higher contrast, glare reduction or if it just comes down to your personal preference, check out Dark Mode on the Guardian App.

The Guardian App now supports both dark and light themes. From the Settings menu, users can now select the display theme: light, dark, or system default.

Starting today, we are rolling out advanced capabilities of SAML Mapping, Root-Level User Attributes, and Access Token Scope to Actions. Developers can effectively leverage these newly added capabilities in Actions to unblock unique use cases and complete migrations from legacy Rules and Hooks.

Key Highlights

SAML Mapping and Configuration: Developers can effectively use SAML mapping to map user attributes and claims from SAML assertion assertions to user profiles with Actions when creating and customizing the login and user registration flow.

Access Token Scope: Developers can freely add or remove claims scopes with newly created custom API with security enhancement.

Root-Level User Attributes: Developers can start using standard properties such as user.roles, user.groups, user.permissions to understand more customer profiles and help protect user interests,

To learn more about the feature you can go through our supporting resource below:

Blog Post | Documentation | Migration Guide

We are thrilled to announce the general availability of react-native-auth0 v3! This release is a significant transformation in our React Native SDK, aligning with the latest developments in the React Native framework.

Key Highlights

• Strong Typing with TypeScript: Migrated to TypeScript for native type support and enhanced development support.
• Hooked on Hooks: Full support of SDK through Hooks, including Authentication APIs.
• Dynamic User Object: Real-time updates and improved credentials management through Hooks.
• Single Line Expo Integration: Seamless integration with just one line of configuration.
• Android 12 Support: Compatibility with the latest Android version.

To get started with the react-native-auth0 v3 SDK, check out the repo on GitHub. If you are coming from a previous version, please check out the migration guide as this release includes breaking changes.

To make Organizations easier to use, Auth0 now supports using the Organization Name to launch login flows via the Authentication API. More specifically, the /authorize and /samlp (SAML) endpoints have now the option to accept Organization Names instead of Organization IDs.

To learn more about how to activate and use this feature, as well as the security implications to bear in mind, read more details in Auth0 docs.

We have expanded our captcha response providers in our Bot Detection product. Now, you can seamlessly integrate with Friendly Captcha and hCaptcha.

Friendly Captcha is a proof of work captcha. Not only does it provide a frictionless user experience, but it also imposes significant computational costs on attackers, making it highly effective against malicious activities.

In addition, we’ve added hCaptcha as an alternative to reCAPTCHA Enterprise. hCaptcha offers a similar user experience while offering different stances on privacy and data collection. It also provides wider regional availability, ensuring that our customers can benefit from comprehensive bot detection regardless of their location.

To learn more about our Bot Detection solution, please refer to our online documentation.

The Guardian iOS and Andriod SDKs support custom domains!

With a custom domain, your users feel confident that they are providing their credentials to the right party. Authentication happens within the context of your brand which helps you build brand loyalty. Users are not redirected to a third-party site that breaks the branding context. This prevents users from becoming confused about whether they are still making a transaction or operation with you.

Containing your authentication services in one place makes your application architecture more maintainable. Applications gain only the access they need and authentication services scale easily. Other security benefits of using a custom domain include:

• Some browsers, by default, make it difficult to communicate in an iFrame if you don't have a shared domain.
• It's harder to phish your domain if you have a vanity URL because the phisher must create a vanity URL to mimic yours. For example, with a custom domain, you can use your own certificate to get an Extended Validation, making phishing harder.

Now announcing the Bot Detection Slider for Bot Detection!

We have added the ability to adjust the level of friction of the “When Risky” setting on our Bot Detection model.

There are three settings to choose from Low, Medium, and High.

Low - a more relaxed security stance, resulting in less friction for users.

Medium - a balanced and recommended setting for a balanced experience of security and user friction

High - will take a more strict security approach, increasing user friction but applying a more assertive security stance.

With this new addition, the ability to adjust your detection to match your business needs and risk tolerance is just a setting away!

See the online documentation here, for additional information on bot detection and on how to use the bot detection slider.

Security policies allow team owners to configure and implement access rules that adhere to your organization's IT security policies for access to their Auth0 accounts. SSO Enforcement as one of the security policies gives you the option to mandate login to Teams and Manage Dashboard through the organization's enterprise IdP.

Follow the link to learn more. Configure Security Policies

We have added a new Auth0 Management Dashboard Role: Editor - Organizations. Now, we’ve created a way for you to provide more specific Organizations Administration access in order to allow other tenant members to create, configure, and maintain your Organizations. To learn more about the role and what plans have access, see our Dashboard Access by Role documentation

Auth0 now supports Microsoft 365 Modern Authentication and Azure Communications Services for outbound email services. Customers can use Outlook on Microsoft 365 or the recently released Azure Communication Services as preferred authentication methods. To learn more, read Configure Microsoft 365 Exchange Online as External SMTP Email Provider or Configure Azure Communication Services as External SMTP Email Provider.

OIDC and Okta Workforce connections now support PKCE and attribute mapping. PKCE enables you to build more secure connections between Auth0 and your connected identity provider. With attribute mapping you can sync more attributes from your IdP into your Auth0 tenant. This enables you to ensure your tenant is leveraging the latest user information from the connected IdP. To learn more about both of these improvements check out our documentation.

Node.js 18 is now generally available (GA) for Actions, Rules and Hooks. Starting today, all tenants in public cloud will receive Node 18 support. Customers on Converged private cloud platform will receive Node 18 in the following weeks subject to your private cloud release schedule.

To adhere to best code security practices, we strongly encourage customers to update to Node 18, before September 11th, 2023 when Node 16 long-term support ends.

Customer can start using Node 18 in their tenants setting and/or when creating new Actions in the Auth0 Manage Dashboard.

You requested the ability to change team names, and we have successfully delivered. To change the team name, go to the Teams dashboard, click the Settings icon, and update the Team Name in the Team information section. See the online documentation for additional information on changing team name or Teams in general.

We have updated the CIC Production Readiness Checks tool found in the Auth0 Management Dashboard. Documentation links have been updated and "Configure" navigation has been improved to allow for easier use of the Production Readiness Checks tool.

Today we’ve released upgrades to how login flows work for applications using Organizations to build multi-tenant SaaS apps. We’ve created options for tying identifier first Home Realm Discovery to Connections with IdP domains associated with Organizations. We’ve also released a New Universal Login Prompt that displays when configured for end users with multiple organization memberships. Those users can now select which Organization they want to login with after authenticating.

You can find out more about how these new flows work in the online documentation.

Auth0 Enterprise plans can now use OIDC Back-Channel Logout capabilities for Session Management in their production tenants. This allows you to implement responsive single-logout experiences for end-users, avoiding limitations imposed by third-party cookie browser restrictions and setting the foundation for remote logout capabilities.

When configured, any SSO application can leverage the session identifier (sid) included in ID Tokens to react to the session termination events received in OIDC Back-Channel Logout Tokens.

The feature is available upon opt-in request to all enterprise plans and will be automatically enabled by default soon after.

You can learn more about it in our online documentation

Six new languages are now available as supported translations for Universal Login:

• Basque: eu-ES
• Catalan: ca-ES
• Galician: gl-ES
• Norwegian: no
• Norwegian Nynorsk: nn
• Welsh: cy

For additional information on languages and localization, see the online documentation.

We are excited to announce that the Guardian App supports localization. The app is available, as an authenticator, to deliver push notifications to a user’s pre-registered device (mobile phone or tablet). In addition to English - US (en-us), we support French - Canada (fr-ca), French - France (fr), Portuguese - Brazil (pt-br), and Spanish - Argentina (es-ar). Users can select the language in the app setting; the default is based on the user's registered device setting.

You can learn more about the Guardian App in our public docs.

Beginning October 16th, 2023, Rules & Hooks will no longer be available to new tenants. Actions is our offering which unifies all the extensibility of Rules and Hooks and more. For existing users of Rules & Hooks, these features will no longer be available as of November 18th, 2024.

To learn more about migrating to Auth0 Actions, read this migration guide.

Auth0 now supports Private Key JWT in General Availability, a more secure and flexible way to authenticate your Auth0 Apps:

• Enhance security by generating asymmetric public/private key pairs for use as credentials. Once you register the public key with Auth0, you use the private key to sign the request sent to the Authentication API for a more secure experience.
• Renew credentials seamlessly with key rotation. Have two keys active simultaneously for zero downtime.

Private Key JWT is our first protocol capability shipped to enable FAPI compliance for Financial Grade APIs and other Highly Regulated Identity scenarios. Stay tuned for further updates!

Private Key JWT is available to customers on the Enterprise subscription plan. To activate, visit the new Credentials tab within the Auth0 Dashboard or the Management API. The main Auth0 SDK also support this new App Authentication Method. Read our Auth0 Docs to learn more.

Auth0 Enterprise customers on Converged Platform can now use Security Center, a new security feature that provides real time monitoring of potential security events. It provides a more proactive approach to our customers on understanding and tweaking their attack protection program, and further strengthen the security posture with real-time monitoring capability of common attack types and metrics on the current attack protection features.

The feature will be rolled out in stages to all Enterprise customers using Private and Public Cloud on the Converged Platform beginning on May 4, 2023.

Security Center includes trends on common threat behaviors- including credential stuffing attacks, sign up attacks, and MFA bypass attacks. It also provides threat monitoring capability on our current attack protection program - including Bot Detection, Brute-force Protection, Suspicious IP Throttling and Breached Password Detection. The threat monitoring tool helps our customers understand the current attack trends on their tenant traffic, and then implement countermeasures by enabling and tweaking the Auth0 Attack Protection feature sets.

To learn more, please refer Security Center in the Auth0 Docs.

The Auth0 Developer Experience team is in the process of deprecating the following repos:

• express-oauth2-bearer | migration guide
• angular-auth0 | migration guide
• auth0-cordova | migration guide

These libraries will no longer be supported after their end of life date. For express-oauth2-bearer, the EOL date is June 30, 2023. For angular-auth0 and auth0-cordova, the EOL date is October 31, 2023. Please make plans to remove these libraries from any active projects before these dates. For each repo we have also provided a migration guide to further assist you.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us on GitHub.

Auth0 is excited to announce the release of an enhanced search experience on the Auth0 Support Center. Now you can search and filter across Auth0 Docs, Auth0 Community, and Auth0 Blog in a single place without leaving Support Center.

We've added Adaptive MFA Risk Ratings Score in Actions to all environments!

Developers today can effectively use event.authentication.riskAssessment for adaptive MFA risk score and leverage the details about risk assessments obtained during the login flow in PostLogin@v3 trigger.

To learn more about this feature, visit our doc site. As we are adding values to Actions, we encourage all customers to move from Rules/Hooks to Actions starting today.

Announcing the general availability release of Auth0 CLI v1, a significant milestone moving Auth0 CLI from an experimental build to an officially supported tool, offering a range of powerful features and enhancements tailored to streamline your Auth0 development process. Key highlights include an improved authentication process, allowing you to authenticate as a user via device flow or as a machine with client credentials; the new 'api' command for making authenticated HTTP requests to the Management API directly; and over 70 other improvements, feature enhancements and bug fixes.

To learn more and start building with Auth0 CLI, check out our Release Notes on GitHub. If you are coming from a previous version of Auth0 CLI, please refer to the v1 Migration Guide as this release includes breaking changes.

Organization Membership added to User Search 🕵️‍♀️

In order to support our customers with multi-tenant applications, we’ve updated User Search to support the organization_id parameter so that you can search for and filter users based on their Organization membership. This is available in the Manage Dashboard for your support teams as well as via the Management API so that you can enable your business customers' team members to search for users in their Organization from within your application.

Details and examples can be found here.

The Dashboard Activity page has been reimagined and now provides dashboard admins with access to visualized metrics that give them a high-level understanding of their tenant application signup and login data.

Initially, Tenants will be able to track metrics over time, such as Active Users, Sign-ups, and Retention, in addition to Failed logins. Auth0 will consistently add additional functionality and features to improve the user experience.

This feature is now available to all customers.

You can learn more in our public docs.

Announcing General Availability of SMS and Email based passwordless authentication on New Universal Login. Previously, these passwordless flows were only available on Classic Universal Login. Now, you can use passwordless with many of the existing features of New Universal Login such as No Code Customization tools and the Custom Text Editor.

To learn more about the feature you can go through our documentation here.

We're delighted to announce General Availability of the latest Public Cloud environment in United Kingdom (UK)!

Auth0 strives to offer the best CIAM solution in all aspects. The addition of this region (to Public Cloud environments available globally) enables low-latency IAM experience and addreses data residency requirements for UK customers.

The UK region has been available in Beta mode, and thousands of customers have experienced it successfully since November 2022.

Auth0 customers are now able to choose the UK region during tenant creation process. The newly created Auth0 tenant will have [tenant].uk.auth0.com domain name.

A new configuration option is available for factor enrollment flows for end-users on New Universal Login. With this new setting, Administrators have the ability to configure their tenants to prompt end-users to select their preferred factor instead of relying on the factor being automatically selected as default by Auth0.

You can learn more about this new setting, Show Multi-factor Authentication Options, in our documentation here.

Announcing the general availability release of auth0-java v2, the latest release of our authentication and management SDK for Java applications. This release brings a variety of exciting new features and improvements, including:

• A new pluggable HTTP component with a configurable default implementation, making it easier to handle simple and complex use cases.
• HTTP request configuration enabled for all requests, eliminating the need to downcast and simplifying our internal request class hierarchy.
• HTTP response information is returned for all API calls, making it easier to retrieve important information, such as response headers, without having to inspect logs.
• Improvements to the Authentication API client, like no longer requiring a client secret, allowing callers of APIs that don't need a secret to use the client.

To learn more and start building with our latest Java SDK, check out the repo on GitHub. And for developers upgrading from previous versions you can check out our migration guide here.

Customers interested in private cloud deployments can now opt for even greater performance thresholds to support their high volume authentication requirements. We’ve rolled out support for two new Private Cloud tiers supporting up to 180,000 and 360,000 requests per minute (or 3,000 and 6,000 requests per second, respectively). These new tiers are currently available for Private Cloud deployments on AWS.

To learn more, visit the following Private Cloud documentation page.

We've updated the subscription quota reports to also show Active Enterprise Connections usage. This is Generally Available for both Private and Public Cloud customers.

Additionally Auth0 Private Cloud customers can now view their feature usage (eg. Machine to Machine Auth, MFA), for their respective private instances.

For more information on subscription usage, please see the documentation here.

We've updated the Private Instances page in the Auth0 Support Center to display environment name, version, deployment type, and cloud provider.

Auth0 has released Security Center, a new security feature to provide our customers with real-time monitoring of potential security events as they happen. It provides a more proactive approach to our customers on understanding and tweaking their attack protection program, and further strengthen the security posture with real-time monitoring capability of common attack types and metrics on the current attack protection features.

This feature is in Early Access and will initially be rolled out in stages to all Enterprise customers using Private Cloud on the Converged Platform beginning on February 7, 2023. To learn more about our release stages, read Product Release Stages. The feature can be accessed from Auth0 Dashboard.

Security Center in Early Access includes trends on common threat behaviours- including credential stuffing attacks, sign up attacks, and MFA bypass attacks. It also provides threat monitoring capability on our current attack protection program - including Bot Detection, Brute-force Protection, Suspicious IP Throttling and Breached Password Detection. The threat monitoring tool helps our customers understand the current attack trends on their tenant traffic, and then implement countermeasures by enabling and tweaking the Auth0 Attack Protection feature sets.

To learn more, read Security Center in the Auth0 Docs.

Announcing Early Access of SMS and Email based passwordless authentication on New Universal Login. Previously, these passwordless flows were only available on Classic Universal Login. Now, you can use passwordless with many of the existing features of New Universal Login such as Organizations and our No Code Customization tools.

To learn more about the feature you can go through our documentation here.

Announcing the general availability release of auth0-angular, auth0-react, and auth0-vue v2, the latest update to our family of single page application SDKs. With the v2 releases, we've introudced all of the improvements that were released as part of Auth0-SPA-JS v2 and more!

To learn more about the latest release of each SDK and get started building, checkout our Quickstarts and SDKs on GitHub.

• Quickstarts: Angular | React | Vue

• GitHub: Angular | React | Vue

We have expanded our Bot Detection to now protect passwordless flows!

With Bot Detection for your Passwordless Flows, you can further protect your users and tenants from abuse. When enabled, Bot Detection for Passwordless can block suspected bot traffic by requiring CAPTCHA. Deferring the bot and helping reduce the excess cost of sending emails and SMS to your users.

For more information on enabling bot protection on your passwordless flows, please see the documentation here.

The Dashboard Activity page has been reimagined and now provides tenants with access to data and charts that give them a high-level understanding of their tenant data.

Initially, Tenants will be able to track metrics over time such as Active Users, Sign-ups, and Retention in addition to Failed logins. Auth0 will consistently add additional functionality and features to improve the user experience.

This feature is now available to all public cloud tenants.

You can learn more in our public docs.

No-Code Text customization is now available

We are expanding our No-Code toolset with the release of Text Customization. With our new text customization editor, customers can quickly and easily change all the text fields of the login box with zero coding required. This will make it easy for our application builders to use our platform and enable non-technical teams to implement changes.  This also includes the ability to customize text per language for any language supported by New Universal Login. Changes will show in the editor with a visual prompt preview. In addition, a JSON editor is available alongside the visual editor.

For more information see the documentation here: Documentation for No Code Custom Text Editor

Feel free to dim the lights; dark mode is now available as a beta feature in the Manage dashboard! If you wish to try it out, you can enable this feature under your user profile.

We have changed the behaviour of the Manage Dashboard to retain a user’s place in the Manage application when they switch tenants. This will save users the trouble of navigating through the Manage application when they want to make a common set of changes to more than one tenant.

SAML IDP Initiated Login now supports Organizations. When using a SAML Enterprise Connection within Organizations, the Organizations ID will be appended so that the end user is directed to the current Organization.

When using IdP-Initiated SSO, make sure to include the connection parameter in the post-back URL: https://YOUR_DOMAIN/login/callback?connection={yourConnectionName} If you are using the Organizations feature you can also optionally include an organization parameter containing the organization id of the desired organization: https://YOUR_DOMAIN/login/callback?connection={yourConnectionName}&organization={yourCustomersOrganizationId}

For more information, please see the documentaton here.

Announcing the launch of Status Page support for our Private Cloud offering for customers on the Converged Platform. To check the status of Private Cloud Environments, navigate to Status.Auth0.com and authenticate via “Private Cloud Login” using the same account credentials used to access the CIC (Auth0) Support Center. To go back to the Auth0 Public Cloud Status page, select Auth0 Public Cloud Status from the top-right navigation. For more information see: Check Auth0 Status

Announcing the general availability release of nextjs-auth0 v2, our latest update for adding authentication to NextJS applications. In v2 of nextjs-auth0 we added new middleware support that runs on the Next.js Edge Runtime for consolidating route declarations, a new declarative routing API greatly that simplifies route handler creation, and improved testing support that makes testing authentication in your app a breeze.

To learn more and get started building with our latest NextJS SDK, checkout our Quickstart, and SDK on GitHub.

We are bringing caching in Actions to the public cloud. Available immediately, customers can use api.cache to store and retrieve data that persists across executions.

Requesting and storing tokens over time for external services or machine-to-machine exchanges can drive up overhead costs and further cause latency issues. So we created Actions caching, a means to minimize the number of machine-to-machine access tokens generated to authenticate with Auth0 APIs.

Check out our detailed guidance on Auth0 Docs, and visit Move to Actions today to start using Auth0's flagship extensibility product, Actions.

SMS as an MFA option for loging into Auth0 Dashboard is now only available for users on a paid subscription.

What happens with free tenants with SMS as an MFA option enabled before the change? Already enrolled users will continue to receive SMS-generated OTP. However, SMS as an MFA will no longer be presented on a free tenant if the dashboard user disables it. The tenant will need to be added to a paid subscription to continue using the feature after disabling it.

Auth0 is excited to announce the launch of a new public cloud environment in the United Kingdom (UK) as a Beta. This new environment joins previously available environments in the United States, Australia, Japan, and the European Union, as we continue to support our customer's needs to offer low-latency login experiences while complying with data locality regulations.

Auth0 customers can specify their preferred location by simply choosing the United Kingdom region during the tenant creation process. The new Auth0 tenant created will have the [tenant].uk.auth0.com domain name and will adhere to amended terms of service and SLA during the Beta period.

Beginning May 9th, 2023, the Get Role Users Management API endpoint will only return greater than 1,000 total results if the checkpoint pagination method is used. This pagination method is optimized to support large quantities of results. The offset pagination method will be capped at 1,000 results.

See the Get Role Users Management API Documentation for implementation details on the two pagination methods.

In order to support our customer’s growing SaaS businesses, we are excited to announce support for Organizations context in custom database scripts. This will make it easier to migrate users from your existing B2B applications to Auth0.

Customers can now enable the additional custom database parameter Context object in database scripts.
Once enabled, the custom database action script will be passed an extra parameter, context, that contains information about the Organization that an end-user is interacting with.

To learn more about custom database support for Organizations, read here.

Starting October 31, we are rolling out a new Okta Workforce Enterprise Connection.

The Okta Workforce Enterprise Connection makes it easy for business customers to offer your product to their employees through their Okta dashboard, with seamless integration to Okta Workforce Identity Cloud. This enterprise connection is now free for all Okta B2B and Enterprise customers, and easier to discover and configure in Auth0.

To learn more, visit Connect Your Auth0 Application with Okta Workforce Enterprise Connection

We’ve reduced session timeout due to inactivity – for administrator sessions on manage.auth0.com – to 12 hours. This is another routine step in our continuous improvements in the security of our services.

For many of our customer’s administrators, there will be no noticeable effect. For those administrators working in manage.auth0.com day to day, additional or more frequent challenges to log in — if you’ve been inactive for 12+ hours — will be the only effect.

This change does not affect any sessions configured for your users and your applications as integrated with Auth0 identity services. The only changes are for administrator sessions on manage.auth0.com.

We have expanded the list of log event types visible for Viewer-Users and Editor-Users management dashboard roles to now also include the following:

    fce, fcoa, fcpn, dcu, feccft, 
    feoobft, feotpft, fepft,  
    fepotpft, fercft,fi, fs, fui,
    sce, scpn, scu, sdu, seacft, 
    sede, sens,seoobft, seotpft,
    sepft, si, sv, svr

A complete list of Viewer-Users and Editor-Users log event type codes can be found here.

The Bot Detection Allowlist is now available!

In the bot detection dashboard we have now added an allowlist. This can be used to add a list of trusted IPs and/or CIDRs in order to by pass Bot Protection.

You can read more about bot detection and the addition of the allowlist here

The Support Access Role within the Dashboard has been updated to allow for any user with Support Access granted to view and comment on Support tickets in the "Subscription Tickets" section of Support Center. Previously, users with Support Access only had access to "My Tickets" in Support Center. With this change, the Support Access Role allows for users to now see and update "Subscription Tickets" as well. For more information on feature access by role, see: Dashboard Access by Role Documentation here.

Auth0 Teams initially allowed viewing only tenant administrators for the selected tenant from the Teams Dashboard. You can now view all members, including non-administrator roles, using Teams.

Follow the link to learn more.

Now announcing the ability to block breached credentials on sign-up with Breach Password Detection!

With the previous version of Breached Password Detection, we have the ability to block log-ins when a set of known breached credentials are used for a user's account. We have now added the ability to enable the same functionality with the signup process.

Within the Breach Password Detection dashboard, there is now a toggle to turn on Breached Password Detection for account creation. Once on, the user, upon trying to create an account with a set of known breached credentials, will receive a prompt informing them that a combination of credentials was detected in a public breach and to use a different password.

To learn more about Breached Password Detection, read here

Developers can now configure their custom Guardian SDK based applications to have push notifications sent directly to the device platform providers, iOS and Android. Within the Auth0 dashboard, developers can configure each device platform by providing the key or certificate for FCM and APNs. AWS SNS remains fully supported as this feature is intended to provide more flexibility to best fit your needs. Documentation available here for FCM and APNs.

We are excited to bring a new version (v3) of Post-login Trigger in Actions to our customers. This backwards-compatible version update effectively enhances the security safeguard and brings new features to Actions. You can read the summary below and find out more information in our release docs.

Breaking Changes

api.redirect.canRedirect() marked as deprecated.

api.redirect.sendUserTo() will no longer skip redirecting when in a non-interactive flow. This means that calls to api.redirect.sendUserTo() should first check if the redirect is needed before issuing the redirect.

New Features

event.authentication.methods() may now also contain custom methods completed by users within that session and recorded using api.authentication.recordMethod() from the onContinuePostLogin handler.

api.authentication.recordMethod() is added as a way to store a record for the completion of a custom method in the user’s session. These APIs allow you to strictly require custom factors for certain scenarios.

To learn more about v1 and v2 updates, follow Actions releases notes.

All of the alerts and notifications that are currently published in the Auth0 Support Center are now also available to read inside the Manage dashboard. With this change, the options under the bell icon on the right side of the Manage banner no longer redirect to the Auth0 Support Center, but rather allow you to check your notifications without leaving the dashboard.

Announcing the general availability release of auth0-flutter, our brand new SDK for adding authentication to Flutter applications. With auth0-flutter, developers now have native Auth0 support to implement web auth login and logout, automatic storage and renewal of user credentials, custom credentials manager, and key Authentication API methods.

To learn more and get started building with Flutter and Auth0, checkout our recent blog post, Quickstart, SDK on GitHub.

Auth0 has released native integrations for Mixpanel and Twilio Segment via our Log Streaming feature.

Auth0 is excited to announce a newly expanded offering for our new private cloud platform customers - Actions Integrations are now available from the Auth0 Marketplace. What that means is all Auth0 customers that utilize our new private cloud platform have access to all the offerings on the Auth0 Marketplace - SSO, Social Connections, Log Streaming Integrations and now, Actions Integrations.

Actions Integrations will start to appear in the Development/Staging space now and will be ready in the Production environment in the coming weeks dependent on various release cadences.

Make sure to visit the Auth0 Marketplace to see if there is an integration that optimizes your customer’s identity experience. To find out more about becoming a Private Cloud customer, please send an inquiry and someone from Auth0 will contact you about whether it’s a good fit for your business.

Read more about the changes and improvements here.

Auth0 Teams provides a single point of visibility and control over your enterprise tenants. Teams First Availability is opened to customers with Enterprise tenants in Auth0's Public Cloud. The following features are available as part of Auth0 teams:

• Visibility into tenants and tenant administrators.
• Visibility and control of Team members.
• Ability to restrict tenant creation.

Please refer to Auth0 Teams Documentation for more information. Contact your Technical Account Manager or Auth0 Support to enable Auth0 Teams and begin the journey of centralized visibility and control with us. More exciting new features are coming to Auth0 Teams, and we can't wait to share them with you. Please continue to look for Auth0 Teams product announcements in the future.

Auth0 already supported adding custom claims to tokens via extensibility (Hooks / Rules / Actions), however, until today it restricted the usage of custom claims to public namespaced custom claims. This caused limitations for some onboarding scenarios and for implementing some standards that require private non-namespaced custom claims (such as FHIR for health care). Today, these barriers are gone! Customers can add non-namespaced custom claims to Access and ID Tokens in OIDC flows.

// an Auth0 action
exports.onExecutePostLogin = async (event, api) => {
  // this was restricted, this is now allowed !
  api.accessToken.setCustomClaim('favourite_color', 'blue');
  api.idToken.setCustomClaim('favourite_star_wars_droid', 'n2c2');
}

• Non-namespaced custom claims set on ID Tokens will be returned in the /userinfo endpoint.
• New restrictions apply:
  • Token size is capped to 100KB in all OIDC flows.
  • A list of claims (standard and auth0 internal) will be restricted and customers won’t be able overwrite them.
  • Creation of non-namespaced custom claims on tokens with Auth0 audiences are restricted to avoid collision with Auth0 internal services.

To learn more, read JSON Web Token Claims and Create Custom Claims in the Auth0 Docs.

If you were already using a previous, non-generally available mechanism to set non-namespaced custom claims, please read our Migration Guide.

Starting today, July 27th 2022, you can no longer invite users directly to Auth0 Support Center. Access to Support Center can be added via roles available within Auth0 Dashboard.

Existing Support Center users can still login to Support Center until Oct 3 2022.

Announcing the release of a new Dashboard role called Support Access. This role provides users access to Auth0 Support Center and a limited view of aggregated dashboard metrics (Activity Page).

Specifically, the Support Access role has access to:

• Metrics-Only Activity Stats in the Auth0 Dashboard
• Create and manage support tickets in Auth0 Support Center
• Usage Reports in Auth0 Support Center
• Compliance docs in Auth0 Support Center

Announcing the first availability release of auth0-flutter, our brand new SDK for adding authentication to Flutter applications. With auth0-flutter, developers now have native Auth0 support to implement web auth login and logout, automatic storage and renewal of user credentials, custom credentials manager, and key Authentication API methods.

To learn more and get started building with Flutter and Auth0, checkout the Quickstart and SDK on GitHub.

Announcing the general availability release of SimpleKeychain v1 and JWTDecode.swift v3, our utility libraries for storing user credentials in iCloud Keychain and decoding JWTs in iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS apps. Both releases aim to modernize the libraries, dropping support for Objective-C, older versions of Swift, and outdated platform versions.

To get started building with SimpleKeychain and JWTDecode.swift, you can view the latest release notes and migration guides on GitHub.

• SimpleKeychain
• JWTDecode.swift

Looking to extend this functionality and easily integrate Auth0 into iOS and Mac apps? Check out our Auth0.swift SDK which supports SimpleKeychain, JWTDecode, and more.

Starting Jul 25, 2022 we are rolling out Node 16 to support Auth0 Rules and Hooks, and we recommend our developer customers update the tenant global setting to Node.js 16, or migrate Legacy Rules/Hooks to Actions.

Node.js 12 is no longer supported and has exited Long Term Support (LTS), but it will remain available for Rules and Hooks for the time being. We encourage you to migrate your Rules and Hooks to Node.js 16 at a minimum. Ultimately we strongly encourage our developer community to migrate your Rules & Hooks to Auth0 Actions for a greatly improved developer experience. We plan to support every current and long-term supported Node version in the future through Actions exclusively.

To take advantage of Node 16 for Rules and Hooks, simply select Node 16 for your tenants' Extensibility, Runtime setting (under Advanced Settings in the tenant dashboard). Your existing Rules and Hooks will then default to Node 16, so we recommend testing in a non-production tenant first. If you need to revert your Rules and Hooks to a previous version, you can revert back to Node 12 as well. We'll release more information about the Node 16 upgrade in our Docs shortly, and will update this Changelog when done.

For customers using our flagship extensibility product Auth0 Actions, there will be no changes. Our long-term strategy is to unify all extensibility under Actions. We also encourage you to explore Actions Integrations - a modern approach to extensibility without Node version disruption. All Actions Integrations will run on Node 16 at launch, and will be maintained by Auth0 and our Marketplace Partners.

We want to hear from you. Please share any feedback on your experience with our extensibility tools and Actions in our Developer Community.

Starting June 30, 2022 applications using Sign in With Apple (SIWA) for account creation must also let users initiate deletion of their account from within the app. Apple offers the following guidance at https://developer.apple.com/support/offering-account-deletion-in-your-app :

• Make the account deletion option easy to find in your app. Typically, it’s included in the app’s account settings.
• Offer to delete the entire account record, along with associated personal data. You may include additional options, but only offering to temporarily deactivate or disable an account is insufficient.
• If people need to visit a website to finish deleting their account, include a link directly to the page on your website where they can complete the process.
• Keep users informed. If the deletion request will take additional time to complete, let them know. If your app supports in-app purchases, help people understand how billing and cancellations will be handled.

For Auth0 customers this can be done by a call to the Management API v2 endpoint

__DELETE/users/%user_id% __

In addition, Apple now requires token revocation for the deleted user to remove the authorization from the list of applications on the user Apple account. In order to provide a complete solution, we have made an update to our SIWA integration. Auth0 will store and then revoke the Apple token on a user that has been created via SIWA on behalf of our customers. So no further action is necessary beyond user deletion to satisfy the new Apple requirement.

In order to support our customers' growing SaaS businesses, we have introduced some scalability improvements for Auth0 Organizations.

Customers can now Search for Organizations in the Manage Dashboard, and those on our Enterprise subscription plan can request increased entity limits for Organizations and Organization Members. Both can now be raised up to 2M (2,000,000) on a per-tenant basis.

To request an entity limit increase, please connect with your technical account manager or create a support ticket in your Enterprise subscription which includes the following:

• Description of your use-case and the reason for needing an increase
• Which limit needs the increase (number of Organizations, or number of Organization members per-organization)
• The name and region of the Auth0 tenants that need the increase applied

The New Universal Login No-Code Customization Editor allows you to quickly design and configure your login experience with no coding or technical skills required. This can help to get your own customized, branded login experience running in just minutes. You can easily apply your own logo, change colors, apply fonts, customize borders, and change backgrounds for a look and feel that’s all your own.

See your changes in real time using the large preview window. The preview allows you to zoom in on certain sections and move around your page for detailed inspection. You can interact with your new design with our “Try” feature. And you can save and publish your changes to your application in a single click.

To learn more about the New Universal Login No-Code Customization Editor see the No-Code Editor Documentation

Auth0 Bot Detection in public cloud is now upgraded with a new machine learning engine to help reduce bot attacks by 79%, with minimal impact on user experience.

Part of the Auth0 Attack Protection add-on, Bot Detection now pairs machine learning with one of the world’s largest consumer identity platforms to screen more bots in nearly 90% of attacks compared to the previous iteration. The impact on user experience remains unchanged, as even during attacks, fewer than 1% of challenges are shown to humans. Better security shouldn’t mean more friction.

To learn more about bot detection, see the Auth0 Bot Detection documentation.

On Apr 3, 2022 Auth0 limited the ability to search nested fields in the details key of the /api/v2/logs endpoint. Only the most commonly used fields within the details key are searchable through the endpoint and throughout the Auth0 dashboard. All the data in the details key will still be returned to customers by the Management API and Log Streaming.

The device credentials management API (Auth0 Management API v2) was returning an undocumented field last_used. This field has now been removed from the API response.

Beginning May 4th, 2022, the capability to install certain log extensions will no longer be supported. In order to achieve consistency across all Auth0 offerings and to focus on enhancing the Auth0 Log Streaming feature, we are discontinuing the support of the following Log Extensions (Installed) as of November 2, 2022. The relevant Log Extensions are:

• Auth0 Authentication API Webhooks
• Auth0 Management API Webhooks
• Logs to Cloudwatch
• Logs to Logentries
• Logs to Loggly
• Logs to Logstash
• Logs to Papertrail
• Logs to Splunk
• Logs to Sumo Logic
• Logs to Logentries

To learn more about migration to Auth0 Log Streams, read this migration guide.

We recently released a few updates to the Organizations feature:

1. Organization names can now be modified after creation. They still must be unique in the Auth0 tenant.
2. Organization parameters now show up when debugging email templates.
3. Enabled connections can now be included when creating an Organization via the POST Organization endpoint.
4. Fixed an issue where duplicates could be returned from the GET Organization Members endpoint.

The Bulk User Export will now escape string data types in the CSV export file. This is in conformance with OWASP standards for CSV injection mitigation. To ensure the content is read as text:

• Double quote characters are prepended with a double quote character.
• Each string is prepended with a single quote character.
• Each string is wrapped in double quotes.

This does not apply to dates in ISO 8601 format.

Check out our technical documentation to learn more about bulk user exports.

Announcing an improvement to Auth0’s security and performance with refresh token limits. We are limiting the amount of refresh tokens to 200 active tokens per user per application. Our service will periodically scan for client applications that keep an excess of active user refresh tokens and remove the excess on an older-first basis.

Limiting the amount of refresh tokens helps prevent accidental creation and accumulation of unnecessary or forgotten tokens while also preventing performance side-effects and signaling anomalous authentication flows via Refresh token excess warning in tenant logs.

You can read more on our Refresh Token page and follow-up with our Token Best Practices.

Announcing the general availability release of laravel-auth0 v7, our SDK for integrating Auth0 in Laravel applications. The v7 release of laravel-auth0 is a huge overhaul from v6 adding a wealth of developer experience improvements. Updates include support for Laravel 9, new plug and play controllers making it even easier to add authentication to Laravel apps, full integration with the recently updated Auth0-PHP v8 SDK, and more.

To get started building with Laravel and Auth0, check out the latest release on GitHub or the migration guide if you are upgrading from previous versions.

The Viewer - Users and Editor - Users roles has now read access to the Organizations list and Organization Members in the Dashboard. Editor - Users can see Organization Invitations in addition.

With this improvement, the Viewer - Users and Editor - Users Dashboard roles have a complete user visualization experience when the Organizations feature is being used.

Read more about Dashboard roles in our docs.

Announcing the general availability release of auth0-vue v1, our brand new SDK for adding authentication to Vue applications. With auth0-vue, developers can integrate Auth0 into Vue 3 apps faster and easier than ever before. The new SDK is built on top of our SDK for Single Page Applications providing all the same functionality wrapped in a native experience for Vue developers.

To get started building with Vue and Auth0, check out the Quickstart and SDK on GitHub.

Announcing the general availability release of Auth0.swift v2. Our Swift SDK lets you communicate efficiently with many Auth0 API endpoints and seamlessly integrates the Auth0 login.

With this new major release, we’ve added support for async/await and Combine, more customization points like custom headers and custom credentials storage as well as removing the complexity of dealing with concurrent refresh grants with our thread-safe token renewals. We’ve also greatly improved the docs, the secure by default configuration, and error handling.

To get started experimenting with the latest release, check out our updated migration guide.

The Auth0 Terraform provider has been updated in the HashiCorp Terraform Registry and is now Verified by HashiCorp, and supported by Auth0 🎉

You can find the Auth0 provider and read the Docs in the Terraform Registry directly.

You can find the source code for the Auth0 Terraform provider in GitHub.

Auth0 customers can now use the Auth0 Management API and SDKs to configure these attack protection features:

• Breached password detection
• Brute force protection
• Suspicious IP throttling

To learn about Management APIs, see the Auth0 Management API explorer.

To learn more about SDKs, see the Auth0 SDK Libraries documentation.

We have updated Status Page to allow users to also subscribe to a RSS feed for status notifications related to their tenant.

Auth0 has released Credential Guard, a new security feature that protects your users and your enterprise from password theft. Credential Guard augments Auth0’s automated breached password detection feature, mitigating worldwide data breaches sooner, often before they’re made public. The new Enterprise add-on reduces the risk of data breaches to your application by up to 80%.

Breached password detection relies on public announcements of large-scale data breaches. If your user’s credentials (based on their email address) have been exposed in a public data breach, Auth0 can automatically alert your users, challenge them with an additional authentication factor, or block access until they reset their password.

With the Credential Guard add-on, a dedicated team of security professionals infiltrates criminal communities and gains access to exposed data as soon as breaches occur, often many months before any public announcement. With this advantage, you can better protect your users and secure your applications by resetting stolen passwords sooner.

Credential Guard protects your enterprise from data breaches across more than 35 languages and 200 countries and territories. It helps you eliminate the costs associated with account takeovers, while also protecting your users' accounts.

Credential Guard:

• Exposes more than ten times the data breaches
• Reveals breached credentials more quickly
• Increases global coverage by adding data feeds for passwords in non-Roman characters

Enterprise plan customers can add Credential Guard to their Auth0 agreement and then enable it from the Auth0 Dashboard

If you have the Attack Protection add-on, you already have access to this feature. You can enable Credential Guard from the Auth0 Dashboard: locate Breached Password Detection method, select As soon as possible, with Credential Guard, and select Save.

To learn more, read Breached Password Detection in the Auth0 Docs.

We have again updated the Auth0 Docs experience 🤓

• we improved the article navigation by categorizing articles into job-focused topics, and
• we've added a Table of Contents to complex or longer articles on the right side of the article view

Announcing the general availability release of go-jwt-middleware V2, our SDK for checking and validating JWTs in Go applications. The V2 release of our go-jwt-middleware is a giant leap forward from our V1 implementation. Updates include simplifying the JWT library interface, support for JWKS, and much more. Please note, this update contains breaking changes.

To get started experimenting with the latest release, check out our updated migration guide.

Auth0 has implemented a cache of additional entities stored in our databases which see low change rates but high number of requests.

This cache will apply to endpoints of the Authentication API and will not impact the Management API.

The following will be cached and updated every thirty (30) seconds:

• General and advanced tenant configuration
• UL Configuration including branding

Though the behavior changes will be minimal, a follow-on effort will be made to reduce the impacts caching may have on the tenant administration experience.

We’re excited to announce general availability of Auth0 Identity Platform as a private cloud deployment option on Microsoft Azure. This unlocks a secure cloud deployment option for organizations seeking a strategic fit with their technology stack, support for regional data residency capabilities and higher control over customer's data. You can learn more about deploying Auth0 Identity Platform on Azure in our documentation.

Announcing the general availability release of express-oauth2-jwt-bearer, our new SDK for Express API’s. express-oauth2-jwt-bearer greatly simplifies the process of protecting your Express APIs with Bearer Token JWTs using a combination of the well established OAuth2 Bearer Token Usage spec and the recently published specification of JSON Web Token (JWT) Profile for OAuth 2.0 Access Tokens.

To learn more about the Auth0 express-oauth2-jwt-bearer SDK and try it yourself, check out our Quickstart, and repo on GitHub.

We have updated the Auth0 Docs experience to reflect the new Auth0 brand.

Auth0 has implemented a cache of entities stored in our databases which see low change rates but high number of requests.

This cache will apply to specific endpoints of the Authentication API and will not impact the Management API.

The following will be cached and updated every thirty (30) seconds:

• Connections
• Applications

Though the behavior changes will be minimal, a follow-on effort will be made to reduce the impacts caching may have on the tenant administration experience.

Announcing the general availability release of Auth0.AspNetCore.Authentication, our new SDK for ASP.NET Core applications. Integrating Microsoft's OpenID Connect middleware, we’ve supercharged our .NET developer experience by making it even easier to integrate Auth0 in ASP.NET Core applications like MVC, Razor Pages, and Blazor.

To learn more about the Auth0 ASP.NET Core SDK and try it yourself, check out our blogpost, Quickstart, and repo on GitHub.

We’re excited to announce first availability of Auth0 Identity Platform as a private cloud deployment option on Microsoft Azure. This unlocks a secure cloud deployment option for organizations seeking a strategic fit with their technology stack, support for regional data residency capabilities and higher control over customer's data.

During First Availability, private cloud deployments on Azure will be available for select customers. You can learn more about deploying Auth0 Identity Platform on Azure in our documentation.

Log Stream Flexibility, after a successful beta, is now in general availability (GA). This allows both the ability to start a new log stream from a certain point in time and to filter logs based on specific log type categories.

Learn more in our public docs

Auth0 has released Threshold Manager for Suspicious IP throttling.

Auth0 users can now use Threshold Manager to set their preferred thresholds for Suspicious IP throttling. With a self-serve capability, users can now modify the default threshold for Suspicious IP throttling, giving them more flexibility and reducing any delays in implementing security policies.

You can enable it in the Auth0 Dashboard.

You can learn more in our public docs

Heroku private space users in Tokyo now get a tenant in Auth0's Japan region when adding the Auth0 add-on.

Check out the add-on overview to learn more about supported Heroku regions by Auth0.

We added a new audit event (mgmt_api_read). This event will indicate when a client secret is present in the response of a successful management API read request. You can learn more in our public docs

The Bulk Users Export API upload now uses AWS S3 pre-signed URLs for the one-time downloads. The URL changed from user-exports.[region].auth0.com to [environment]-auth0-export-users-[aws-region].s3.[aws-region].amazonaws.com

Check out our technical documentation to learn more about bulk user exports.

Applications that authenticate users via SAML can now use Auth0 Organizations to support their business customers and partners.

When Auth0 is acting as a SAML IdP, applications can now send users to Auth0 along with an organization ID, and they will be prompted to log-in in the context of that Organization. If no organization is provided, and the application is configured to require one, the user will be prompted to enter the name of the organization they’d like to authenticate with. After logging in, the SAML response will contain the associated Organization ID.

Note that Organizations already supports federating users from your business customers’ organizations into your applications via SAML, by creating SAML Enterprise Connections and enabling them for your organizations. This update allows applications to trigger Organization login flows using SAML Authentication requests.

Check out our technical documentation to learn more about Organizations features and how they can be used to support SaaS and business-to-business applications.

You can learn more about Auth0 support for SAML in this blog post.

We added Bosnian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Serbian, Slovenian, Icelandic, Ukrainian, Estonian, Lithuanian and Latvian language options to the New Universal Login flow.

In order to achieve consistency across all Auth0 deployments and to focus on enhancing the Auth0 Custom Domain feature, we are discontinuing the Private Cloud Custom Domain capability as of December 20, 2021. This consistency enables us to enhance the feature and fix reliability issues faster, improving operational efficiency and enabling customers to get value out of custom domains quicker. To learn more about migration to Auth0 Custom Domains, read this migration guide.

The Auth0 CLI lets you build, test, troubleshoot and manage your Auth0 tenants directly from the command line.

If you are using the New Universal Login experience, you can take advantage of the CLI to easily customize the page templates.

When you run:

auth0 branding templates update

The CLI will open two windows:

• A browser window with a Storybook that shows the login page with the page template applied:

• Your default editor, with the page template code:

You can now change the page template code, and you will be able to preview the changes in the browser window.

Once you close the window, you’ll be asked if you want to save the template. If you answer Yes, the template will be uploaded to your tenant.

Auth0 has released Threshold Manager for Brute-force Protection.

Auth0 users can now use Threshold Manager to set their preferred threshold for Brute-force protection. With a self-serve capability, users can now modify the default threshold for Brute-force protection, giving them more flexibility and reducing any delays in implementing security policies.

You can enable it in the Auth0 Dashboard.

You can learn more in our public docs.

Auth0 has released Adaptive MFA Risk Assessors.

Auth0 users can now enable Adaptive MFA Risk Assessors to assess and monitor risk signals for the login transactions without forcing an adaptive MFA flow. Though Adaptive MFA Risk Assessment is required for enabling the Adaptive MFA policy, it can also be used to implement custom MFA policies using Rules without Adaptive MFA in the flow.

You can enable it in the Auth0 Dashboard.

You can learn more in our public docs.

As part of our continuing work to improve compliance of the New Universal Login flow with accessibility standards, we have made a few improvements in the UI.

Error Messages

Error messages were not properly communicated to assistive technology users, resulting in users being unable to identify them. To address this issue, we have enhanced our forms to link the error messages with the field that has the error:

In the previous version, we displayed all errors in the form together, below the fields. In order to connect each message to a specific field, we are linking the label to the affected field and updating the visual style:

Focus Improvements

The focus indicators for Links were also difficult to detect. We updated the style to make it more visible:

Additionally, it was not possible to set the focus on the ‘Show Password' icon by using the keyboard. We have changed that functionality and it is now possible, with an updated focus style:

Link Styles

Since everyone does not have the same abilities to distinguish between colors, color should not be used as the sole visual means of conveying information. In order to make links more accessible, we have increased the font weight in addition to changing the link text color:

The Viewer - Config role has now read acccess to the Organizations list, overview and enabled connections in the Dashboard.

Read more about Dashboard roles in our docs.

Auth0 users can now enable reCAPTCHA Enterprise to block bot and scripted attacks. This has expanded Auth0 CAPTCHA offerings to include Google’s enterprise version for reCAPTCHA which does not have a monthly limit on the number of assessments.

You can enable it in the Auth0 Dashboard

You can learn more in our public docs

Auth0 supports continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) of Auth0 Tenants and integration into existing CI/CD pipelines by using the auth0-deploy-cli tool, which supports the importing and exporting of Auth0 Tenant configuration data.

The auth0-deploy-cli 7.0.0 update has now been released.

Added

• MFA Support Recovery Codes
• Support for Organizations
• Prompt link to Auth0 Docs upon insufficient scope

Removed

• Node.js 8
• Various unneeded dependencies

For migration documentation, see https://github.com/auth0/auth0-deploy-cli/wiki/Migrating#v5-to-v7

For a full list of Auth0 Management API resources now supported by the auth0-deploy-cli tool, and for links to documentation and usage examples, see the project README.md.

WebAuthn with Security Keys and WebAuthn with Device Biometrics are supported as new multi-factor authentication methods to log in to our management Dashboard, in addition to the existing Guardian, OTP, and SMS factors.

WebAuthn combines maximum security with a low-friction user experience. We encourage you to add another layer of protection to your account by enabling them in your Account Settings page.

You can read more in our public docs.

To allow users continued access to their account in the event that they lose access to their primary multi-factor authentication (MFA) method, Auth0 provides a Recovery Code flow that is presented after the user enrolls in MFA.

Depending on the application and how tech savvy end-users are, this adds significant friction. It also does not resolve the issue since most users often do not have access to those recovery codes, when they need them most.

To simplify MFA adoption for applications, Auth0 now treats Recovery Codes as any other authentication method, which can be enabled or disabled. When disabled, end users will not be asked to enroll a Recovery Code, and will not be able to authenticate with one.

Recovery Codes will be enabled for existing tenants that are using MFA but will be disabled, by default, in new tenants. Tenant admins can change this option in the Multi-factor Authentication configuration screen.

You can learn more about this in our documentation.

The Dashboard Activity page has been reimagined and now provides tenants with access to data and charts that give them a high-level understanding of their tenant data.

Initially, Tenants will be able to track metrics over time such as Active Users, Sign-ups, and Retention in addition to Failed logins. Auth0 will consistently add additional functionality and features to improve the user experience.

This feature will be available to all US tenants gradually as part of a First Availability rollout. We plan on rolling the update out to the remaining regions over the coming months. Customers will receive a notification when it becomes available in their particular region.

You can learn more in our public docs.

Auth0 now supports using WebAuthn with Device Biometrics as the first authentication factor. You can enable it from a new Authentication Profile (https://manage.auth0.com/#/authentication-profiles) page in the Auth0 dashboard.

Once enabled, users will be given the option to enroll with WebAuthn after entering their password, if they are logging in from a WebAuthn-capable device. The image below shows the flow for iOS 14+:

The next time they login from that device, they will be asked to use their device biometrics by default:

Users will go through this flow each time they login for the first time in a new device. We call this feature Progressive Enrollment, and it will help many consumers and corporate employees which already possess devices with built-in biometrics for identification, to get a more convenient login experience while improving security at the same time.

Learn more about how to configure it here.

Important Notice: although it is not a supported Auth0 product, we are publishing guidance about Sharelock End of Life as a public service announcement.

Sharelock.io service is being ended and the site will be shut down August 1st, 2021. After this date Sharelock will no longer be available, and you will not be able to retrieve any shared secrets that are stored only in Sharelock.

• If you are creating a new shared secret via Sharelock you should plan to move to other alternatives such as 1Password and SendSafely immediately. Creation of Sharelock secrets will no longer be available after June 9th, 2021.
• If you’re retrieving a secret shared with you via Sharelock, you should store this secret in another secure location so you do not lose access to it after August 1st, 2021.

We have updated the Auth0 Dashboard experience to reflect the new Auth0 brand.

We've added the option to assign Tenant Environment tags from the context of the Manage Dashboard. Tenant Environment tags allows your team to easily identify development, staging and production tenants. Read the updated documentation here.

Actions, after a successful beta, is now in general availability (GA). Actions includes functionality from our legacy product Rules and Hooks under a unified developer focused experience. We brought many of the developer focused features in Actions Beta forward to the GA product including:

• An easy to use Flow Editor to better visualize your custom logic in our pipeline
• Draft Mode
• Version Control
• Testing before deploying to prod
• Improved secret management
• Expanded list of supported NPM modules to over 1MM
• Unified programming model across all triggers
• Improved logging

We encourage you to get started with Actions today and provide feedback and questions to us through our community channel. We will continuously build new functionality and extending new elements of the Auth0 pipeline through Actions. We have also updated our documentation pages to help building and migrating to Actions easy.

The Auth0 Community is in the process of deprecating the following Github repos:

• ember-simple-auth-auth0
• auth0-socketio-jwt
• auth0-joomla

These repositories will no longer be available on Github after the end-of-life date, September 30, 2021. Please make plans to find a suitable replacement or remove these libraries from any active projects before the end-of-life date. Please reply to the Community announcement if you have any questions or concerns.

Updated Actions Programming Model

We’ve updated the Actions programming model with improvements including consistency between different triggers. This update affects how you write your Actions code going forward. Your existing Actions will continue to execute without any changes. New Actions you create will use the updated version of the programming model.

New Features to Actions

We’ve also made improvements to the public API, allowing you to better discover the data model for triggers and we have improved the logging experience for Action executions. You can reference our documentation for more details about the changes we’ve made, and find sample code for common use cases.

When you authenticate with Google Workspace, Google always returns an access_token.

If you add access_type=offline&approval_prompt=force to the authentication request, Auth0 forwards those parameters to Google, and Google also returns an refresh_token.

We always stored the access_token in the user’s identity, which customers could use to all Google’s APIs. However, we did not store the refresh_token. We changed the behavior and also store the refresh_token when returned by Google.

Auth0 has released a public beta of Log Stream Flexibility Enhancements. This allows both the ability to start a new log stream from a certain point in time and to filter logs based on specific log type categories.

You can enable the new feature in the Auth0 Dashboard and learn more in our public docs

We added Thai, Turkish, Indonesian, Greek and Vietnamese language options to the New Universal Login flow.

Organizations is a broad update to the Auth0 platform that improves support for Auth0 customers that build and maintain business-to-business and software-as-a-service applications.

Auth0 customers on our Enterprise and Startup subscription plans can now:

• Represent the teams, business customers, and partners that use their applications as organizations in Auth0
• Set up branded, federated login flows for each organization
• Manage organization members in a variety of ways, including just-in-time membership and email invitations
• Define roles to represent what end-users can do in their applications and assign those roles to organization members, so they can have different roles in different orgs
• Build administration capabilities into their products so that administrators in those organizations can manage their own membership and access levels

To learn more, have a look at the announcement blog post and technical documentation.

Brute-force Protection now supports Account Lockout mode which will block an account after too many consecutive failed login attempts.

You can enable it in the Auth0 Dashboard

You can learn more in our public docs

WebAuthn with Device Biometrics for Multi-factor Authentication is now generally available.

This enables users to use their WebAuthn-capable devices to complete MFA with their device's biometrics authenticators.

You can enable it in the Auth0 Dashboard

You can learn more in our public docs.

Auth0 now enables you to enhance your tenant’s security to provide your users with secure access to your applications from public and shared devices.

When configured to create non-persistent sessions, the feature automatically terminates the session cookies when the user closes the browser. The session lifetime configuration at the tenant level controls the life of the server sessions.

For more information take a look at our public document

We've released a new user experience for managing tenant members, and a set of new dashboard roles (available to enterprise plans) that cover a wider range of collaboration use cases.

As part of this initiative, Auth0 is removing the Application Admin dashboard role, that allowed Admins to invite collaborators to the Auth0 dashboard with access to selected applications, as well as users and connections.

The Application Admin role is no longer available for inviting new tenant members. Existing Application Admins will be able to keep their role until September 30, 2021. Refer to the migration guide for more details.

Auth0 has released Always CAPTCHA option for Bot Detection

This enables users to have more control over when CAPTCHA is presented on the login and sign-up flows. CAPTCHA can be used as an incident response method

It is also possible to enable the Bot Detection risk assessors to gather information about bot traffic without challenging users with CAPTCHA.

You can enable it in the Auth0 Dashboard

You can learn more in our public docs

Today we're releasing the new version of our Management Dashboard navigation and layout after 3 months available as an opt-in experience. This experience improves our side and top navigation and takes advantage of our customer's screen real estate by adding a flexible layout and a collapsible sidebar.

The experience will be enabled as the default experience for all new tenants and existing tenants that didn't explicitly opted out in the past. Tenant admins will be able to switch back to the legacy experience until May 2021 via the Feature Previews section in Tenant Settings.

Read more about the changes and improvements here.

Beginning 10 May 2021, the public cloud Auth0 network edge will no longer accept TLS 1.0 or TLS 1.1 traffic. These legacy protocols are insecure, with well-known weaknesses and vulnerabilities within the industry. For maximum security, all Auth0 clients must upgrade to TLS 1.2 or later. The exact details and steps required will vary, depending on your application. For further details, see Upgrade to TLS 1.2, what action to take? posted in Auth0 Community.

We understand how critical Auth0’s services are for the success of your business. To support that and ensure end-users always have the ability to access your applications, we are excited to announce that we have updated our availability SLA to 99.99% across all Auth0 environments.

The 99.99% availability guarantee applies to all enterprise production Auth0 tenants which means you can expect no more than 4 minutes of downtime for them per month. This is a significant improvement over our previous Public Cloud availability SLA of 99.90% which allowed for nearly 44 minutes of downtime per month. More details on the updated SLA can be reviewed in Auth0’s Service Level Description published at https://auth0.com/legal.

We continue to invest in improving the resilience of its platform and the reliability of its application services. Visit https://status.auth0.com/ at any time to check the status of our platform.

Starting this week, the following Extensions will no longer be available in the extension gallery:

• Auth0 Deploy CLI Extension
• Gitlab Deployments
• Bitbucket Deployments
• Github Deployments
• Azure/Visual Studio Team Services Deployments

We are replacing our deploy extensions with improved guides for a better developer experience. Deploy extensions were built at a time before automated code deployment services from web-based DevOps tools. With the advent of Gitlab Pipelines, Github Actions, Bitbucket Pipelines, and Azure Pipelines, the extensions we provide through the Auth0 Extensions Gallery are now obsolete in a world of automated CI/CD pipelines provided by SaaS partners.

For developers who have already installed and configured these extensions, the services and solutions provided by these extensions will continue to work. For developers looking to employ the functionality previously provided through these extensions, we have created a series of guides available in the Auth0 Marketplace that provide a more custom and improved experience than the extensions provided.

GitLab Pipelines

Github Actions

Bitbucket Pipelines

Microsoft Azure Pipelines

With the Deploy CLI Extension, we received feedback from many customers that as our product evolved, the extension provided unnecessary additional friction to use the Deploy CLI. The Deploy Extension was intended to be a quick solution to creating an application in your dashboard to quickly connect your external Deploy CLI with your Auth0 instance, however, as the Deploy CLI evolved, so did the need for more customization in how the service connected. The functionality formerly found through the extension will now be served through the Deploy CLI installation guide. As always, be sure to regularly check the Auth0 Marketplace for all the ways you can use integrations to improve your Auth0 experience.

Auth0 has released WebAuthn with Security Keys for Multi-factor Authentication.

This enables users to use with FIDO Security Keys to increase the security of their accounts.

It is available for customers that have the Enterprise MFA add-on enabled.

You can learn more in our public docs.

We have updated our login page to use the New Universal Login experience and to reflect the new Auth0 Brand.

Brute-force Protection now supports an AllowList to permit IP addressed of both v4 and v6 to bypass Brute-force blocking behavior.

You can learn more in our public docs.

A grant provides an application access to a resource on another entity without exposing user credentials. Tokens are issued in the context of a grant, and when a grant is revoked, so do all tokens issued in the context of that grant. When, on the other hand, a token is revoked, this does not necessarily mean that the grant is revoked.

This feature allows the customer to decouple the revocation of refresh token from the revocation of the grant. When this feature is turned on, a refresh token revocation will result in the revocation of the grant that the token is associated with. If, on the other hand, the feature is turned off, then a refresh token revocation will keep the grant intact.

For existing tenants, this feature is turned on by default to preserve the existing behavior. For new tenants, this feature is turned off by default to make sure that a revocation of a refresh token will not revoke the grant. If a grant revocation is needed, a separate request must be sent using an existing grant revocation endpoint.

For more information, refer to the following documentation: Refresh token and grants

Auth0's user profile has a property called user.multifactor, which was supposed to let you know if the user was enrolled in MFA or not.

In the past, we only set the property the first time the user completed the MFA challenge, but not when the user enrolled or when MFA was reset.

This behavior was fixed, and now the property is always up to date. You can reliably use it to know of the user is enrolled in MFA.

New built-in roles for dashboard members with limited privileges are generally available under enterprise plans, for improved access control.

The new roles include:

• Admin: Read and write access to all resources in the dashboard.
• Editor - Specific Apps: Read and write access to specific applications only.
• Editor - Connections: Read, write, and create access to all types of connections.
• Editor - Users: User Management operations (create, delete, block, unblock, reset MFA, reset password, update metadata, assign roles, etc.) and access to logs.
• Viewer - Users: Read-only access to users and logs
• Viewer - Config: Read-only access to all configuration settings (applications, APIs, rules, security settings, etc.), except for sensitive information such as secrets, billings, users, and logs.

Tenant members with limited privileges will see only the dashboard’s sections and actions that their respective roles support. They won't be able to see the tenant members section nor invite other members.

You can read more about the specific permissions for each role in the Auth0 documentation.

In order to improve security and prevent leaks, we have stopped displaying connections and MFA secrets in the Auth0 Dashboard after the configuration is saved.

This change includes secrets from:

• Enterprise connections
• Social connections
• Passwordless connections
• Multi-factor authentication providers

Update to POST/api/v2/tickets/password-change

With a optional client_id parameter, you can now generate password reset tickets to enable a "Back to <app name>" button with application specific redirect behaviors using New Universal Login.

POST/api/v2/tickets/password-change

client_id is an optional parameter that is the ID of the application. If provided for tenants using New Universal Login experience, the user will be prompted to redirect to the default login route of the corresponding application once the ticket is used. See Configuring Default Login Routes for more details.

You can now configure the New Universal Login Experience to use an identifier-first flow, which supports Home Realm Discovery for enterprise connections.

You can enable the new behavior in the Universal Login section of the Auth0 Dashboard.

You can learn more in our public documentation.

We changed the layout of the Login page for the New Universal Login Experience.

The Sign Up link is now rendered below the Continue button, instead of at the bottom of the page. The image below shows the previous an the current default login page:

To keep the rest of the pages consistent, we removed the footer section in all of them, and the links that were displayed in that section are now below the rest of the content.

You can now use CSS to hide or change the New Universal Login page logo from Page Templates.