SuperTokens
Open-source user authentication and session management for web and mobile.
SuperTokens patches seven auth advisories and makes SAML IdP-initiated login opt-in by allow-list.
◆Recent moves
- 11d ago
SuperTokens 12.0.11: SAML replay protection and seven security fixes
A security release covering seven advisories, including SAML replay protection and a new ACS URL allow-list that existing IdP-initiated clients must set before logins resume. It continues the 12.0 hardening track, and SAML operators need to act on upgrade.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
SuperTokens v12.3: Activity log and lifecycle event system
⚡ SPARKThe v12.3.0 canary lands a complete lifecycle event system — user creation, deletion, tenant disassociation, and account linking all emit into an append-only activity log. User counts are now derived from ledger folds instead of direct writes, and a rollup cron keeps per-storage counts accurate for separate-database tenants. This is the largest architectural addition to SuperTokens core since multi-tenancy landed.
View source ↗ - 2mo ago
SuperTokens v12.0.10: SAML hardening
A single SAML security patch with no other user-visible changes. Maintenance-tier fix in an otherwise active development period.
View source ↗ - 3mo ago
SuperTokens v12.0.5: Account linking fixes and migration guard
Account linking bug fixes and a guard that prevents transitioning to MIGRATED migration mode while inconsistent users exist — closing a data integrity gap for teams running multi-tenant auth migrations. The supertokens-agent-runner bot making its first contribution signals automated tooling entering the core development loop.
View source ↗ - 4mo ago
v12.0.4-canary
A canary cut with no documented changes — a version bump in the release chain with no visible user impact.
View source ↗ - 4mo ago
SuperTokens v12.0.3: Activity log table integration begins
The first integration of the activity_log table into core, laying the storage foundation for the lifecycle event system that fully lands in v12.3.0. Visible in hindsight as the first public commit of a months-long architectural project.
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