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Hi,
I'm wondering is it possible to extend KeyCloak the following way:
1) add custom entity type (ex., hardware token);
2) provide custom GUI to manage that entities;
3) define custom authentication mechanism (say, OATH HOTP).
So, is this possible with current KeyCloak? Does it provide any plugin-
like architecture, like, for example, Atlassian Crowd?
Thx
On 8/23/2015 11:08 AM, Mitya wrote:
Hi,
I'm wondering is it possible to extend KeyCloak the following way:
1) add custom entity type (ex., hardware token);
2) provide custom GUI to manage that entities;
Next release has a documented extension SPI that allows you to extend
the authentication flow. Users can provide custom UI too.
3) define custom authentication mechanism (say, OATH HOTP).
we support TOTP and HOTP out of the box via Google Authenticator or Free
OTP. What we do need to know is how users want to provision TOTP or
HOTP with hardware tokens.
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Bill Burke
JBoss, a division of Red Hat
http://bill.burkecentral.com
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