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Week of November 2, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week touches several areas users depend on daily: OAuth2 login behavior, SCIM access reconciliation, LDAP password sync and policy dry runs. Several fixes also smooth out the admin interface and background cleanup, making the project more predictable to operate.

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This week: an Intune device connector, SCIM access reconciliation after binding changes, OAuth2 max_age=0 now forcing re-login, LDAP password reset storing directory dates, and a policy dry run UI.

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This week's changes: a new Microsoft Intune device connector, SCIM providers reconciling users after application binding, membership and group ancestry changes, and OAuth2 max_age=0 now forcing re-login as prompt=login does. LDAP password resets now store the directory's change date, unique attribute checks skip the object being edited, read-only prompts keep empty initial values, and expired cache and channel records are cleaned up in batches. The admin interface gained a policy dry run UI, and bundled GeoIP databases moved from MaxMind GeoLite2 to DB-IP Lite.

Week of October 26, 2026

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Why it matters

This week adds required actions as a new Enterprise feature with a user page card and documentation, letting admins make users complete flows before using authentik. Several fixes make deployment under a non-root web path work for outposts and the URLs the web interfaces build. Policy and sync changes also reduce wasted database work and keep a failing object from stopping an entire sync.

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Required actions shipped this week: list flows a user must complete before using authentik, with a card on the user page. Outposts and web URLs now keep the web path, sync reports conflicting objects and continues, and the policy engine skips work when no policy is bound.

Week of October 19, 2026

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Why it matters

This week brought two maintenance releases plus security- and correctness-focused changes for SAML, Entra and local sources. Users of SAML and WS-FED get a stronger default encryption algorithm and control over the algorithm used, and admins running Entra in national clouds get group membership from the right Graph host.

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SAML and WS-FED providers can now pick their encryption algorithm, defaulting to AES256-GCM. Entra national cloud group membership uses the configured Graph host. Releases 2026.8.5 and 2026.5.8 are out, plus a distroless server image and Node.js 24.22.1 as the minimum.

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This week's work: SAML and WS-FED providers let you select the encryption algorithm, with the default moving to AES256-GCM, and SAML source metadata now advertises AES256-GCM to identity providers. Entra login and group membership requests follow the configured profile URL so national cloud Graph hosts work. Releases 2026.8.5 and 2026.5.8 are out with their fixes, a distroless server image is now available, the Postgres cache package reverted to plain SQL for faster cache hits, and Node.js 24.22.1 is the new minimum. SAML source errors are logged while users see a generic message.

Week of October 12, 2026

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Why it matters

This week brought a security release plus fixes for stage behavior that users could hit directly, including authenticator code restrictions and consent re-saving. Token list performance and Entra group syncing reduce repeated backend work, and the WebAuthn and certificate changes start preparation for post-quantum support. Several documentation and integration guides were also added or expanded.

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Authentik 2026.8.4 is out with SAML metadata, duration validation and device lookup fixes. Authenticator stages now enforce code device restrictions, consent re-saving is fixed, and WebAuthn accepts ML-DSA credentials.

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Release 2026.8.4 is out, fixing SAML metadata to serve only the leaf of a PEM chain, duration validation overflow, and device lookup errors when an identifier is missing. This week also tightened authenticator validation so code verification only uses permitted device classes, fixed consent re-saving after expiry, and added ML-DSA certificate generation and WebAuthn acceptance to start post-quantum support. Token lists now prefetch owners' groups and roles, and the Entra provider only adds missing group members.

Week of October 5, 2026

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Why it matters

This week fixed several cases where sessions, permissions and provisions could go wrong: unauthenticated object requests now get a clean denial, users/me no longer wipes session data written by concurrent requests, re-authentication flows are allowed without authentication, and overlapping outgoing sync tasks no longer create duplicate groups. LDAP, OAuth and Entra ID sources also got more reliable, with a cached directory kept on failed refresh fetches and full pagination of Entra ID group memberships. The search select element and the LDAP source form in the web interface were reworked for correct behavior.

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RBAC denies unauthenticated object requests. users/me no longer erases session data. PKCE flows support public keys. Outgoing sync no longer creates duplicate groups. LDAP keeps cached directory on fetch failure. Entra ID group pagination fixed. ak-search-select rebuilt as form-a

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Several fixes landed for authentik this week. RBAC now denies unauthenticated object requests instead of returning a server error. The users/me endpoint no longer erases session data saved by concurrent requests, and re-authentication flows can run without authentication. OAuth sources support public keys for PKCE flows so client secrets are optional, and outgoing sync providers no longer create duplicate groups when tasks overlap. The LDAP provider keeps its cached directory when a refresh fetch fails, and Entra ID OAuth group pagination now follows every Microsoft Graph nextLink. Logout is allowed while flows are unfinished where appropriate, the ak-search-select element was rebuilt as a form-associated element, and the LDAP source form now saves its parent group.

Week of September 28, 2026

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This week brings fixes for caching issues that affected user experience across different networks, performance improvements for policy evaluation and user queries, and better handling of localization to prevent UI flickering. Several changes target reliability and correctness in authentication and policy enforcement.

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Week 24 ships: dry-run policy bindings, locale persistence, configurable cache timeouts, client IP in cache keys, and fixes for spurious MFA events and query performance.

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This week's release improves caching behavior for multi-network users, adds dry-run support for policies with event reporting, fixes locale flash issues, and reduces noisy events during MFA login. Performance gains come from query optimization and an expensive policy query removal. Configuration is more flexible with the new cache timeout setting.

Week of September 21, 2026

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Why it matters

This week brings significant infrastructure improvements: blueprints are now portable across instances, IPv6 and OAuth2 native apps work correctly, and performance issues with user filtering are resolved. The UI also gets better consistency with standardized pagination and improved CAPTCHA rendering.

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This week: blueprints export with references for portability, IPv6 RAC endpoints work, OAuth2 native app errors route correctly, and user filtering performance improves.

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This week in authentik: exported blueprints are now re-importable across instances thanks to reference-based exports. IPv6 RAC endpoints parse correctly, OAuth2 native apps receive proper error responses, CAPTCHA widgets render without iframe wrappers, and legacy user attribute filters that caused performance issues are removed. Also added: standardized pagination components, read-only blueprint access, and X25519MLKEM768 hybrid crypto support for LDAP.

Week of September 14, 2026

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Why it matters

This week includes a critical maintenance release fixing upgrade failures, substantial web tooling improvements for developer experience, and bug fixes for WebSocket stability and UI regressions. TypeScript adoption across the web build pipeline strengthens type safety going forward.

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2026.8.3 released: upgrade path fixed, RAC WebSocket stability improved, web tooling upgraded to Oxlint/Oxfmt, and sidebar persistence restored.

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Authentik 2026.8.3 is out. This release fixes migration failures from earlier versions, restores the admin sidebar expansion behavior, improves WebSocket stability for RAC sessions, and replaces ESLint/Prettier with faster Oxlint/Oxfmt tooling. The web build pipeline is now fully TypeScript for better type safety.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-11-09.

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