Destroy existing sessions when activating 2FA. #578
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iandunn
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Jun 8, 2023
dd32
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Sessions are destroyed when: - No providers -> Some providers - Some providers -> Less providers
…l providers enabled.
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@dd32 seems as this may be good to merge and unblock the 0.8.2 release, yeah? |
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What?
Upon a new 2FA provider being set, existing sessions for the user are destroyed.
Fixes #577
Why?
It's considered best-practice to terminate existing sessions when "enhancing" an authenticated session.
How?
For the current user, the active session is kept, other sessions are destroyed upon 2FA being activated.
For other users, all their sessions are terminated.
Testing Instructions
See #577
Screenshots or screencast
Changelog Entry
Security - When 2FA is activated for a user, destroy any existing sessions.