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Want to learn how to propagate identities when securing @wildflyas apps with #OIDC?
Check out this step by step guide 
https://wildfly-security.github.io/wildfly-elytron/blog/wildfly-oidc-identity-propagation/
WildFly Elytron · Identity Propagation with OpenID ConnectWhen securing an application with OpenID Connect (OIDC), WildFly automatically creates and makes use of a virtual security domain across the deployment. If the application invokes an EJB, additional configuration might be required in order to propagate the security identity from the virtual security domain. The configuration that’s needed depends on how the EJB that’s being invoked is secured. This guide covers the different use cases for propagating an identity from a virtual security domain.
Big thanks to the #Hacktoberfest participants who contributed to the @wildflyas #Elytron project! 
We ended the month with over 60 PRs! 
Feel free to continue contributing to our project, we really enjoyed interacting with all of you 
We’re halfway through #hacktoberfest and the @wildflyas #Elytron project has added more good first issues!
All the details on how to get started, find issues to work on, and submit PRs can be found here:
https://wildfly-security.github.io/wildfly-elytron/hacktoberfest/
WildFly ElytronHacktoberfest
The @wildflyas #Elytron project is participating in #hacktoberfest this month and welcomes your contributions! 
All the details on how to get started, how to find issues to work on, and how to submit your PRs can be found here:
https://wildfly-security.github.io/wildfly-elytron/hacktoberfest/
WildFly ElytronHacktoberfest
Want to make meaningful contributions at the #GHC23 Open Source Day?
In today’s video, Sonia Zaldana shares why contributing to the @wildflyas #Elytron project is your chance to have an impact.
Want to level up your skills at the #GHC23 #OpenSource Day?
In today’s video, Prarthona Paul, one of our OSD Mentors, shares why contributing to the @wildflyas #Elytron project is the perfect opportunity to enhance your skill set.
We’re getting closer to Open Source Day!
In today’s video, Diana Krepinska, our OSD Project Rep, shares why anyone can contribute to the @wildflyas #Elytron project, regardless of prior experience.
I’m thrilled that the @wildflyas #Elytron project will be participating in the 2023 Open Source Day at the #GraceHopperCelebration!
Check out this 2 minute video to learn why you should come join us:
With @wildflyas 29, it’s now possible to secure the WildFly Management Console with #OIDC using the #Elytron OIDC Client subsystem. Want to learn more? Check out this blog post:
https://wildfly-security.github.io/wildfly-elytron/blog/securing-management-console-oidc/
WildFly ElytronSecuring the WildFly Management Console with OpenID ConnectWildFly 29 Final, which was just released last week, includes the ability to secure the WildFly Management Console with OpenID Connect using the Keycloak OpenID provider. This blog post gives an overview of how to configure this.
From Diana Krepinska:
Want to configure the #WildFly server to require SHA-256 or SHA-512-256 algorithms with a digest mechanism? Find out how in the latest #Elytron post:
https://wildfly-security.github.io/wildfly-elytron/blog/specify-http-digest-algorithms/
Original Tweet:
https://twitter.com/Skylardia/status/1658470267956649994
WildFly ElytronConfiguring the Digest mechanism to make use of additional algorithmsThe default algorithm used for the digest authentication mechanism is MD5. You can configure the WildFly server to also require or accept the SHA-256 and SHA-512-256 algorithms. This configuration can be specified in the mechanism-configuration attribute of both the http-authentication-factory and the sasl-authentication-factory:
Last year the WildFly Elytron team hosted an ask me anything session in Zulip, the following is a recap https://wildfly-security.github.io/wildfly-elytron/blog/ask-me-anything-recap/ - of course questions welcome at any time. #Elytron #AMA
WildFly ElytronAMA RecapThe WildFly Elytron team had our very first Ask Me Anything (AMA) session on chat this week. Thanks very much to those who joined! This blog post gives a recap of the session in case you missed it.
Unfortunately the community deprecated the Java Security Manager with JEP 411 https://openjdk.org/jeps/411 The critics didn't respect all implementations, now with a really comprehensive doc https://docs.wildfly.org/27/WildFly_Elytron_Security.html#Elytron_Java_Security_Manager
* Component policy support
* Policy Generation
* Debug facility
* Trace facility
* Min/Max permissions
openjdk.orgJEP 411: Deprecate the Security Manager for Removal