February 2023
New features and improvements in PingID implemented in February 2023.
February 28
Number matching authentication method
New PingID
We’ve added the ability to authenticate by displaying a number on the user’s accessing device and prompting the user to select the corresponding number in PingID mobile app.
This feature is supported on PingID mobile app 1.34 and later.
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If your policy includes number matching as the sole authentication method, users running PingID mobile app 1.33 or earlier will not be able to authenticate. |
Number matching can only be used for web-based authentication requests. It should not be used for CLI and text-based authentication.
For information, see Configuring number matching authentication, Authenticating by number matching, and PingID Authentication API.
February 21
Limit push notifications rule
New PingID
To reduce the likelihood of a user acknowledging a malicious push notification as part of an MFA fatigue attack, we’ve added a new rule that enables you to limit the number of push notifications the user can receive within a given time period. This rule appears under PingID policy settings and is available for Web authentication only.
For information see:
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Configuring a limit push notifications rule in the PingID Administration Guide.
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Limit push notifications rule in the PingID API Guide.
New version of PingID Integration Kit 2.24.
New PingID Integration kit for PingFederate
A new version of PingID Integration Kit 2.24 is released with a new version of PingID RADIUS PCV 3.0.3. For more information, see PingID Integration Kit 2.24 (February 21, 2023).
February 20
New version of PingID Mobile app 1.34
New PingID mobile app
For iOS changes see Mobile app 1.34 (February 20, 2023) iOS.
For Android changes see Mobile app 1.34 (February 20, 2023) Android.
February 14
New version of PingID Integration for Mac login (version 1.2)
New PingID Integration for Mac login
For details, see PingID integration for Mac login 1.2 (February 14, 2023).
February 7
Versioning of PingID policies
Improved PingID
Policy collections are now assigned a version number to prevent policies from being modified simultaneously by multiple administrators. Each time the existing policies are modified, the version number is incremented. If the version number sent in an API request does not match the current version number, an error is returned. For details, see the documentation for the Web Authentication Policy API.