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Status Not under consideration
Workspace WebSphere Liberty
Created by Guest
Created on Dec 4, 2017

Add originator IP address/port to LTPA token

If I log in to a web application running in WebSphere Liberty Profile (WLP) from one machine, I can use the generated LTPA token on another machine without logging in a second time. It would be good if the LTPA token contained information about the client machine such as IP address and port to prevent the token being reused from a different machine.

Idea priority Medium
RFE ID 113771
RFE URL
RFE Product WebSphere Application Server
  • Guest
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    Aug 23, 2021

    In this situation, the test case is willingly handing the token to another client machine, and in such a case, the token is working as designed. Although we could harden this path further, our backlog is quite full and this suggestion would not be prioritized highly enough to implement it in a reasonable time. Our standard position is that we won't accept requests that we don't believe we will implement within 2 years.