ENS: Optionally render last sign in info in my account #5274
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Senen
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Oct 19, 2023
In order to comply with the security measure for the ENS: "[op.acc.5.r5.2] The user shall be informed of the last access made with his identity". We have added a new secret to display the last access made to the user on the "My account" page.
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We added a specific security secret to allow display a text with the last access made to the application by the user and to show from which ip, if registered. This information will be displayed in the "My account" page.
Related ENS: "[op.acc.5.r5.2] Se informará al usuario del último acceso efectuado con su identidad."
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