I am looking for enabling MFA to our Jenkins .I haven't found any plugin or procees to enable 2FA .Please anybody suggest any plugin or process (preferred open source)
AFAIK you can't implement advanced security features like MFA just with Jenkins. The recommendation is to either use OIDC or SAML with SSO(Single Sign On) and implement MFA in the IDP(Identity Provider) itself. If you don't have an in-house IDP you can use Google, Facebook, or any other Opensource IDP.
OIDC - https://plugins.jenkins.io/oic-auth/
SAML - https://plugins.jenkins.io/saml/
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I need to setup multi factor authentication on users who login to Jenkins, using Google Authenticator. I looked on the internet and couldn't find any solution or jenkins plugin to achieve this.
Does anyone have an idea about how to do this?
You could test:
OpenId Connect Authentication plugin
OpenID plugin
Both supports Google OpenId endpoint
As discussed in jenkinsci/oic-auth-plugin issue 25, that would bypass the MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) though.
I wanted to know if there is a way for a custom developed web app to tell if an Azure AD SSO also had MFA. Ultimately, I'm trying to block access to a website if there was no MFA during the SSO process. I would essentially be creating a multi-tenanted application. Their documentation doesn't offer anything in this regard, and I know that MFA status isn't available via Graph yet, so I can't check if the user even has it enabled or enforced yet. Thanks!
What tokens are your web app receiving? For example with JWT tokens the amr (authentication mechanism reference) claim can be checked for the MFA claim. See https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/access-tokens
Both code bases can provided OAuth2 capabilities. Why should I use one vs the other?
The Spring OAuth2 library has capabilities of turning an application into a full-fledged OAuth2 Authorization Server, which is able to issue its own tokens BUT it still needs and depends upon a central OAuth2 provider for authentication. CF UAA is one such provider.
Facebook or Github are the other such OAuth2 service providers used more commonly for this purpose.
More details about Spring OAuth can be found at - https://spring.io/guides/tutorials/spring-boot-oauth2/
I hope it helps.
We are currently using IdentityServer3 for authentication and authorization with our asp.net MVC(angular.js) and webapi clients. We are about to bring on a new customer that uses PingIdentity for their Single Sign On(SSO). The customer would like to be able to integrate their SSO into our application.
Is this possible with IdentityServer3?
Thanks in advance!
You should be able to leverage the WS-Federation capabilities that both products have to integrate them. IdentityServer3 playing the Service Provider (or: RP) role, the customer playing the Identity Provider (or: IP) role.
Have you looked into KentorIT Authservices? It's a SAML plugin for IdentityServer3. I was able to add OneLogin SAML authentication with this plugin.
-Scott
These are the settings I have behind my twitter App,
And these are the settings I've tried in Amazon IAM,
Which I'm assuming doesn't work because twitter is providing oauth login only, not full OpenID Connect compatible options. Is there any way I can get twitter as one of the login options, or build some sort of middle server, or similar, to be able to make this work?
You are correct, this is because Twitter only supports OAuth 2.0 delegated access to the Twitter APIs for 3rd party clients. Twitter does not support an OAuth 2.0 based signin mechanism (like OpenID Connect), their current signin mechanism is based on OAuth 1.0, see: https://dev.twitter.com/web/sign-in/implementing and https://dev.twitter.com/rest/reference/get/account/verify_credentials
You could indeed build a middle server to bridge standard OpenID Connect to Twitter's OAuth 1.0 signin mechanism. I am not aware of the existence of such a bridge as an open source product. There are commercial products that can do this.