PingID general release notes

Fixed STAGING-24864 PingID

On mobile devices running iOS 18.0 or later, if the authentication process started in Safari and the user then left the browser to carry out MFA, there were cases where the authentication appeared to have stalled when the user returned to the browser. This issue has been fixed.

Info PingID

On November 3rd 2024, the grace period for expired PPM requests was reduced to 15 minutes. The grace period will be further reduced in the future.

New PingID mobile app

For iOS changes, see Mobile app 2.6.0 (October 27, 2024) iOS.

For Android changes, see Mobile app 2.6.0 (October 27, 2024) Android.

Info STAGING-24153 PingID We’ve fixed a security vulnerability where, under certain conditions, the PPM Request validity period was extended.

To minimize interruption to existing clients, there will be a 30-minute grace period for expired PPM requests, until November 1st, when the grace period will be reduced to 15 minutes.

Info STAGING-21611 PingID

For PingID environments that have been integrated into PingOne, you cannot use the edituser endpoint from the PingID API to modify user details. The error message that is returned in such situations has been improved to clearly indicate why the action cannot be carried out.

Fixed STAGING-22791 PingID

When enabling version update notifications, we’ve added a 7-day grace period during which users are not notified of the requirement to upgrade to the latest version of PingID mobile app. This is to provide enough time for the new version to be added to the relevant app stores before users are notified of the requirement to upgrade to the latest version.

Improved PingID

We’ve improved the authentication experience for users authenticating with a Passkey device through a Safari browser. It is no longer necessary to trigger the authentication flow by clicking a Continue button. The flow is now triggered automatically.

Improved PingID

The ​organization token ​field is now included in the PingID audit event information that is reported through the PingOne subscription facility.

Info PingID

In light of the announcement from Google that they are not continuing with their planned rollout of the Privacy Sandbox, PingID will stop using CHIPS (Cookies Having Independent Partitioned State) cookies for customers who have enabled support for iFrames via customer support. The use of cookies has thus been restored to the approach used prior to the change made in February 2024, described here.

For iOS changes, see Mobile app 2.5.0 (August 1, 2024) iOS.

For Android changes, see Mobile app 2.5.0 (August 1, 2024) Android.

New PingID Integration kit for PingFederate

A new version of PingID Integration Kit 2.27 is released with a new version of PingID Adapter 2.15.0. For more information, see PingID Integration Kit 2.27 (June 25, 2024).

For details, see PingID integration for Windows login (passwordless) 1.6.1 (Jun 20, 2024).

For iOS changes, see Mobile app 2.4.0 (June 18, 2024) iOS.

For Android changes, see Mobile app 2.4.0 (June 18, 2024) Android.

For iOS changes, see Mobile app 2.3.0 (June 9, 2024) iOS.

For Android changes, see Mobile app 2.3.0 (June 9, 2024) Android.

New PingID SSH integration

For details, see PingID SSH Integration 4.3.0 (May 30, 2024).

New PingID Integration for Windows login

For details, see PingID integration for Windows login (passwordless) 1.6 (May 28, 2024).

New PingID

We’ve added the ability to aggregate all FIDO2 devices associated with a user’s account during authentication. This simplifies authentication, as the user is presented with a single FIDO2 authentication method representing all of their paired FIDO2 devices, rather than seeing each device listed separately. If the user chooses to authenticate with the aggregated FIDO2 authentication method, the OS of the accessing device selects the most appropriate method for them to use to authenticate.

Learn more at Creating a FIDO policy in the PingOne Cloud Platform documentation.

New PingID mobile app

For iOS changes, see Mobile app 2.2.0 (May 5, 2024) iOS.

For Android changes, see Mobile app 2.2.0 (May 5, 2024) Android.

If you have a PingID account that has been integrated with PingOne, you can now update it to support the FIDO2 authentication method. This allows you to benefit from the full range of options in the enhanced FIDO2 policy.

This feature is not yet supported for DaVinci productized flows.

Learn more: see Updating a PingID account to use PingOne FIDO2 policy for Passkey support and Configuring FIDO2 authentication for PingID.

New PingID mobile app

For iOS changes, see Mobile app 2.1.0 (April 2, 2024) iOS.

For Android changes, see Mobile app 2.1.0 (April 2, 2024) Android.

Fixed STAGING-22312

Failed number-matching attempts are now counted toward the push notification limit defined in the Limit Push Notification rule.

New PingID Integration for Mac login

For details, see PingID integration for Mac login 1.3.3 (March 19, 2024).

Fixed PIM-6433 PingID mobile app

We’ve released an important fix for PingID mobile app iOS users. For details, For details, see iOS

New PingID mobile app

We’ve totally revamped the PingID mobile app to bring you a more secure, user-friendly, and feature-rich version. We’ve also added PingOne Verification capabilities to the app. For details, see:

New PingID Integration for Windows login

For details, see PingID integration for Windows login 2.11 (February 21, 2024).

New PingID

The Client Integration page in the admin portal now includes an option called Enable Device Management for both the integration with Windows login and the integration with Mac login. If you select this option, users can manage their devices from their Devices page, and they can also register their device the first time they try to access a resource that requires authentication ("on-the-fly registration"). See Windows and Mac login.

New PingID Integration for Windows login

For details, see PingID integration for Windows login (passwordless) 1.5.1 (February 6, 2024).

Improved PingID

To comply with changes to Google Chrome’s use of third-party cookies, we’ve implemented CHIPS (Cookies Having Independent Partitioned State) functionality in PingID browser cookies.

New PingID Integration for Mac login

For details, see PingID integration for Mac login 1.3.2 (January 17, 2024).

New PingID Integration for Mac login

For details, see PingID integration for Mac login 1.3.1 (December 6, 2023).

New PingID mobile app

For iOS changes, see Mobile app 1.39 (December 3, 2023) iOS.

For Android changes, see Mobile app 1.39 (December 3, 2023) Android.

New PingID Integration for Windows login

For details, see PingID integration for Windows login 2.10.2 (November 21, 2023).