Features posts

  • Breached Password Detection: How to Lock User Accounts with a Webhook

    Suppose you have an application to which access is so sensitive that if any user’s password is found to be breached, the account should immediately be locked; the user should not be able to sign in. While you can force a user to change their password out of the box, an outright lock option isn’t built-in. What can you do?

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  • How to enable breached password detection with FusionAuth

    While there are many ways for people to authenticate with online systems, usernames and passwords are still commonly used credentials. Unfortunately, many passwords have been compromised and made available on the Internet. When combined with the fact that users often reuse passwords across different systems, this means that your application or site may be at risk through no fault of your own.

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  • How To Use FusionAuth's Multi-Tenant Feature To Create A Private Label Offering

    Sometimes you just need a little space, right? Tenants in FusionAuth can provide logical separation of users and applications while letting admins manage one FusionAuth installation.

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  • Introducing FusionAuth Reactor™ with Breached Password Detection

    We said we would be cranking on new features and we meant it. Version 1.15.0 is now available and introduces an exciting new component called FusionAuth Reactor™.

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  • Introduction to Login and Authentication Workflows

    So you are building an application and you need login and authentication for your users. No problem! Just build a form so the user can submit a username and password and you are good to go, right? We all wish it was this simple. The fact is, there are many different application types and as many different types of authentication methods. Which is best?

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  • FusionAuth 1.5 Adds Passwordless Login

    Logging in without a password? In what fantasy land can that be secure?!? The fact is it can be much more secure than traditional passwords, and is now supported in our newest release. FusionAuth 1.5 is now available for direct download, FastPath one-line install, Homebrew or Docker. It includes new features, a few changes, and minor fixes for issues discovered by QA testers and our growing community of users. Get the brief overview below, and visit our release notes for the full details.

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  • Like your avatar? You can keep it.

    Did you know that you can now bring your avatar with you when you log into FusionAuth? Gravatar provides users with a globally recognized avatar. If you already have a Gravatar account then you don’t need to do anything else, we’ve taken care of everything. For those without a Gravatar account you’ll still see a randomly generated Gravatar. Everyone wins.

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  • Getting Started with Email Templates in FusionAuth

    The email templates in FusionAuth can be customized allowing you to present a consistent brand across all customer touch points. In this post, we show you how to set up the email templates to be ready to use FusionAuth’s integrated email features.

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  • New Feature - Social Login for Facebook, Google, Twitter & More

    You need social? We got social. Our newest update to FusionAuth makes it simple to enable social logins like Facebook, Twitter, and Google for all your applications. You can also connect and configure any generic OpenID Connect-based identity providers with simple configuration steps. On successful registration, we call the provider API to retrieve and store user information so you have an up-to-date user record.

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  • New Feature - Login Theme

    We are excited to announce an awesome new feature for FusionAuth. We call it Login Theme. This feature allows you to customize the look and feel of your login pages. This includes the login page itself, but also all the pages needed to support login including forgot password, two-factor authentication, update password, and others.

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