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:
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.
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:
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.
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:
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.
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
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:
api.session.setCookieMode("non-persistent") in post-login ActionsThis 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 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:
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.
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.
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:
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.
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
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:
api.session.setCookieMode("non-persistent") in post-login ActionsThis 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
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:
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.
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
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:
api.session.setCookieMode("non-persistent") in post-login ActionsThis 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
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:
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.
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
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:
api.session.setCookieMode("non-persistent") in post-login ActionsThis 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