Email service plugin. This defines what mail server is used for sending the email. It also defines the sender address and whether the email should be signed or not.

Dummy Email Service SMTP Email Service

Message template used to create the message text sent to the user.

The string $TOKEN$ in the message template is mandatory and is replaced by the generated OTP.

If the message text is in HTML code, enable the property "Message Template Is HTML".

$TOKEN$

Authentication Code

In order to access our services, please provide the following security code: $TOKEN$

Best Regards,
Your Airlock IAM Server

Enable if the message template is HTML code.

true

The subject used in the email.

Security Code for Login

If enabled, the case of characters is ignored when checking OTPs.

false

Credential persister to load the email address of the user.

Active Directory Connector Cipher Credential Persister Database Credential Persister Dummy Credential Persister LDAP Connector LDAP Credential Persister Property Credential Persister Static Credential Persister

Settings for masking the email address in the REST API responses. Please refer to the REST API documentation for further details.

If left empty, the email address will not be masked.

Masking Settings

The string generator plugin to generate the OTP.

Dynamic Active Directory String Generator Pattern-based Random String Generator

The number of seconds for which an OTP is valid. If the OTP is entered correctly but after its expiration, authentication will fail. (TOKEN_EXPIRED).

The value 0 (zero) disables this feature, i.e. OTPs never expire (this is the default).

0

The number of times the user may enter a wrong OTP before the authentication process is aborted. If set to zero (the default), only one attempt is possible. This is more secure but less user-friendly.

0

The identifier of the authentication method for this step. Since the authentication method is also the identifier for failed login attempts for this step, distinct identifiers must be chosen if multiple instances of the same step type are used to check different credentials (e.g., two password step instances check two different passwords).

Example: a system tracks two passwords per user. Password 1 is used in flow A, password 2 in flow B. These two steps must have distinct 'Authentication Method Ids', e.g. PASSWORD1 and PASSWORD2.

If only one identifier (e.g. "PASSWORD") is used, this may allow brute force attacks on the password as follows. Assuming an attacker knows the user's password 1, they get an unlimited number of attempts on flow B, as the 'PASSWORD' counter can repeatedly be reset to 0 by performing a successful login on flow A.

To prevent such attacks, use two different counters by setting the authentication methods, for example, to PASSWORD1 and PASSWORD2, respectively.

EMAIL

Manually selectable Goto targets. These are steps to which the user can chose to jump when this is the current flow step.

Interactive Goto Target

Steps that can be dynamically activated while in this step.

Dynamic Step Activation

If this condition is configured and fulfilled, the step is skipped and the flow execution continues with the subsequent step.

Account Linking Required Red Flag Condition Active Authentication Method Airlock 2FA Device Deletion Possible Airlock 2FA was used for login (Transaction Approval only) Always False Always True Boolean Condition Cronto Activation Possible Cronto Activation Required Cronto Device Removal Possible Cronto Letter Order Condition Cronto was used for login (Transaction Approval only) CrontoSign Swiss Push Activation Possible Email OTP was used for login (Transaction Approval only) FIDO Credential Removal Possible FIDO was used for login (Transaction Approval only) First Usage of Device Has Cronto Account Has Cronto Device Has Device Token Has Email Address Has FIDO Credential Has Matching Role Has Matrix Card Has OATH OTP Token Has Password Has Suitable Airlock 2FA Device Has Tag Has Vasco OTP Token Has mTAN Activation Letter Has mTAN Token IdP-Initiated SSO Flow On SP Logical AND Logical NOT Logical OR Matching Username Never Migrate Possible New Device Condition Next Authentication Method-based Migration Condition OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant In Progress OIDC prompt=none Condition Password Letter Order Interval Condition Public Self-Service Allowed Condition Red Flag Raised Request Has SSO Ticket Step Activated String Regex Condition User Attribute Is Unique User Identified User Represented Condition Vasco Activation Possible mTAN Number Changed mTAN Number Deletion Possible mTAN Number Registration Possible mTAN was used for login (Transaction Approval only)

This step is executed only if the configured pre condition is fulfilled. If the condition is not fulfilled, the step and flow execution fail immediately. The step is not initialized and no step method can be called. If no condition is configured, the behavior is that of a fulfilled pre condition.

Account Linking Required Red Flag Condition Active Authentication Method Airlock 2FA Device Deletion Possible Airlock 2FA was used for login (Transaction Approval only) Always False Always True Boolean Condition Cronto Activation Possible Cronto Activation Required Cronto Device Removal Possible Cronto Letter Order Condition Cronto was used for login (Transaction Approval only) CrontoSign Swiss Push Activation Possible Email OTP was used for login (Transaction Approval only) FIDO Credential Removal Possible FIDO was used for login (Transaction Approval only) First Usage of Device Has Cronto Account Has Cronto Device Has Device Token Has Email Address Has FIDO Credential Has Matching Role Has Matrix Card Has OATH OTP Token Has Password Has Suitable Airlock 2FA Device Has Tag Has Vasco OTP Token Has mTAN Activation Letter Has mTAN Token IdP-Initiated SSO Flow On SP Logical AND Logical NOT Logical OR Matching Username Never Migrate Possible New Device Condition Next Authentication Method-based Migration Condition OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant In Progress OIDC prompt=none Condition Password Letter Order Interval Condition Public Self-Service Allowed Condition Red Flag Raised Request Has SSO Ticket Step Activated String Regex Condition User Attribute Is Unique User Identified User Represented Condition Vasco Activation Possible mTAN Number Changed mTAN Number Deletion Possible mTAN Number Registration Possible mTAN was used for login (Transaction Approval only)

If enabled, this step is only executed if it has been dynamically activated from a previous step. If it has not been activated, the step is skipped (equivalent to when the skip condition is fulfilled).

false

This step grants these tags if it completes successfully.

Tag

ID of this step. This is only needed if this step is the target of a goto action or if this step requires activation.

Step ID

If the step fails (no retry) and a goto target for the error code is defined here, the flow does not fail and instead a "goto" to the specified target step is executed. Note that even when the "goto" is executed, any error codes that are considered a failed factor attempt will still increment the "failed attempts" counter, and may lead to the user being locked. Therefore, this may still result in a failed flow.

A typical application of this feature is switching to an alternative authentication factor step, if an external service (e.g. Futurae server, SMS gateway) is not available (error code EXTERNAL_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE with "Strict Counting" disabled, which will not increment the "failed attempts" counter). Other error codes can be found in the IAM REST documentation, in both the general "Error Codes" section and in the documentation of specific endpoints.

Step ID

A list of custom attributes that are returned in the REST response in addition to the standard attributes the step already returns. The custom attributes defined here are only returned if the step result does not lead to an error response.

Custom attributes are added to the response when a step is initialized and when actions are executed on the step. They will therefore be available in the response leading to this step, and in any responses from endpoints specific to this step. For non-interactive steps, custom attributes are accumulated and added to the response leading to the next interactive step.

Custom attributes are not returned for 'retrieve' endpoints.

Additional Password Check Attribute Map Airlock 2FA Authentication Data Map Airlock 2FA Login ID Parameter Authentication Data Map Conditional Value Map Provider Context Data Map Edited Context Data Map Generic Session Attribute Value Map Provider HTTP Request Information Map OAuth 2.0 Credential Context Data Map OAuth 2.0 Tokens Map Roles Provider SSI Verification Data Provider SSO Ticket Context Data Provider Script Execution Result Value Map Provider Transaction Approval Parameters Map Transforming Value Map Provider User Identity Map User Passwords Map User Statistics Map Value Provider Map mTAN Token Flow Value Map

A list of custom attributes that are added to the REST response in case of a step failure during step execution. Unexpected failures leading to HTTP response status code 500 do not contain these attributes.

Additional Password Check Attribute Map Airlock 2FA Authentication Data Map Airlock 2FA Login ID Parameter Authentication Data Map Conditional Value Map Provider Context Data Map Edited Context Data Map Generic Session Attribute Value Map Provider HTTP Request Information Map OAuth 2.0 Credential Context Data Map OAuth 2.0 Tokens Map Roles Provider SSI Verification Data Provider SSO Ticket Context Data Provider Script Execution Result Value Map Provider Transaction Approval Parameters Map Transforming Value Map Provider User Identity Map User Passwords Map User Statistics Map Value Provider Map mTAN Token Flow Value Map