4.61.3

Bug Fixes

• Exclude the use of WSTrust for ROPC flow except for AAD authorities. See Issue #4791

4.61.2

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a regression in MSAL 4.61.1 where Proof of Possession (POP) extensibility API was made available for all the confidential client scenarios caused runtime exception for users using higher level SDKs with explicit dependency on MSAL. See 4789
• Measurement of duration in milliseconds is now consistent across all platforms. See 4784

4.61.1

New Features

• Enabled Proof of Possession (POP) extensibility API for all confidential client requests, enhancing security measures for confidential clients. See 4757
• Introduced a public API that identifies and returns the current Azure environment for Managed Identity. See 4751
• Deprecated the WithClientAssertion(string) method. Developers are encouraged to use the overload with Func<AssertionRequestOptions, Task> instead, which ensures the return of a non-expired assertion, potentially including a Federated Credential. See 4775
• Adding support for Non-GUID Client IDs with AuthorityType.Generic See #4686

Bug Fixes

• Improved logic to handle ADFS tokens that include a manually added tid claim, preventing exceptions. See 4608
• Improved build-time validation to ensure that applications using the WithBroker(true) method will fail at build time if the application targets net6-windows and uses an old broker API. This change prevents runtime failures and facilitates early detection of issues. See 4768
• Fixed token acquisition failure in broker based flow when authority is common. See 4696

4.61.0

4.61.0

New Features

• Removed support for deprecated frameworks, Xamarin.Android 12 and Xamarin.iOS 10. MSAL.NET packages will no longer include monoandroid12.0 and xamarinios10 binaries. Existing applications should migrate to modern frameworks like .NET MAUI. See 4715 and Announcing the Upcoming Deprecation of MSAL.NET for Xamarin and UWP.
• Removed support for UWP. MSAL.NET packages will no longer include uap10.0.17763 binary. Existing applications should migrate to modern frameworks like WinUI 3. See 4717 and Announcing the Upcoming Deprecation of MSAL.NET for Xamarin and UWP.
• Removed Windows Forms dependency from Microsoft.Identity.Client, which will no longer include net6.0-windows7.0 binary. Existing desktop applications targeting net6.0-windows should reference Microsoft.Identity.Client.Broker when using interactive authentication with Windows Broker and call WithBroker(BrokerOptions); or reference Microsoft.Identity.Client.Desktop when authenticating with browser and call WithWindowsEmbeddedBrowserSupport(). There are no changes to the usage of the system browser. See 4468.
• Re-enabled the use of SHA 256 and PSS padding to create client assertions. See 4695.

Bug Fixes

• Public methods in Kerberos TicketCacheWriter and TicketCacheReader were corrected to be internal. Public API in KerberosSupplementalTicketManager should be used. See #4726.

4.60.3

Bug Fixes

Updated Android webview attribute.

4.59.1

Bug Fixes

Updated Android webview attribute.

4.60.2

Bug Fixes

When OnBeforeTokenRequest extensibility API is used, MSAL now correctly uses the user-provided OnBeforeTokenRequestData.RequestUri to set the token request endpoint. See 4701.

4.60.1

Addressed an issue where attempts to acquire a token via certificate authentication resulted in a Microsoft.Identity.Client.MsalServiceException (Error code: AADSTS5002730), signaling an "Invalid JWT token. Unsupported key for the signing algorithm." This was due to a known bug in Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD) that affects the handling of JWT tokens signed with certain algorithms, specifically SHA2 and PSS. See 4690

4.60.0

New Features

• AAD client assertions are computed using SHA 256 and PSS padding. See 4428
• CorrelationId is available in MsalException. See 4187
• Open telemetry records telemetry for proactive token refresh background process. See 4492
• MSAL.Net now supports generic authorities with query parameters. See 4631

Bug Fixes

• MSAL.Net now logs an error when OBO is performed over common or organizations. See 4606
• MSAL.Net now handles the v2.0 authorization endpoint. See 4416
• Improved logging and error message when the web api received claims challenge. See 4496
• Cloud shell error message from the managed identity endpoint is parsed correctly. See 4402
• Improved error message when CCA certificate is disposed before MSAL can use it. See 4602
• Client id is now accepted as a scope. See 4652

4.59.0

New Features

• Removed support for deprecated Xamarin.Android 9 and Xamarin.Android 10 frameworks. MSAL.NET packages will no longer include monoandroid90 and monoandroid10.0 binaries and instead include monoandroid12.0. Xamarin.Android apps should now target framework version 12 (corresponding to Android API level 31) or above. See 3530.
• Removed support for deprecated .NET 4.5 framework. MSAL.NET packages will no longer include net45 binary. Existing applications should target at least .NET 4.6.2. See 4314.

Bug Fixes

• When public client apps persist cache data on Linux platforms, exceptions are now thrown, instead of just logged. This behavior is now consistent with Windows and Mac cache accessors. See 4493.
• Downgraded System.Diagnostics.DiagnosticSource dependency to 6.0.1 from 7.0.2 to enable apps to run in .NET 6 in-process Azure Functions. Added extra checks to prevent crashing if OpenTelemetry dependencies cannot be used in the app's runtime. See 4456.
• MSAL now throws MsalServiceException instead of MsalManagedIdentityException in managed identity flows. See 4483.
• Background proactive token refresh operation can now be cancelled using the cancelation token passed into the parent acquire token call. See 4473.
• Fixed SemaphoreFullException happening in managed identity flows. See 4472.
• Improved exception messages when using non-RSA certificates. See 4407.
• Fixed a scenario when the same tokens are cached under different cache keys when an identity provider sends scopes in a different order. See 4474.