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    Domino should reject messages when the envelope 'From' header differs from the 'From' header in the message body

    A configuration feature is needed in Domino to block emails when the MAIL FROM address (in the envelope) differs from the FROM address in the email header.
    7 months ago in Domino / Security 1 Needs Review

    VSCode Extension Pack for Domino

    Visual Studio Code has an extension pack feature, and SpringBoot is available there along with many other platforms https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Pivotal.vscode-boot-dev-pack VSCode is a trending IDE and young developer...
    over 6 years ago in Domino Designer / Java 1 Under Consideration

    Make it easy to build JAX-RS RESTful web services within the nsf

    JAX-RS and annotations are a powerful way to build RESTful web services. Todai it can be done but you have to take lots of steps to make it possible. For inspiration: https://github.com/OpenNTF/org.openntf.xsp.jakartaee, (and https://www.pradny.co...
    almost 7 years ago in Domino Designer / Java 5 Under Consideration

    API-Key Authentication for Domino Web Applications

    Provide ability to create a API-Key records in names.nsf for third party applications to connect to Domino resources for various reasons (Mostly REST-API, Web agents, DAS, etc.) Right now customers provide a separate username password and the othe...
    almost 4 years ago in Domino / Security 5 Under Consideration

    Domino Internet CA should support current standards

    The Domino Internet CA currently does not have extended key usage nor Subject Key Identifier/Authorized Key Identifier (not yet enforced) added to certificates. Those attributes are needed today to be compatible with other environments like Apple ...
    8 months ago in Domino / Security 0 Needs Review

    ID VAULT revert from archive button in ID VAULT Template

    IDV_ENABLE_VAULT_SCAN is a cool feature, while it has a little side effect. If user was away for a week User.ID is archived from vault and no longer can be extracted used. see technote. https://support.hcl-software.com/csm?id=kb_article&syspar...
    10 months ago in Domino / Security 0 Needs Review

    Integrate SafeLinx and Domino MFA/2FA/TOTP implementation

    SafeLinx is able to to provide MFA <https://help.hcltechsw.com/safelinx/1.2/adminguide/using_radius_authentication_profiles.html> and Domino 12 now also has MFA functionality <https://help.hcltechsw.com/domino/12.0.0/admin/conf_totp_overv...
    over 4 years ago in Domino / Security 0 Assessment

    Domino should also support Passkey for users in secondary directories

    Domino 14 introduces passkey support. This support is limited to users in the primary Domino directory. Many companies use Domino these days as an application platform with their (external) users in a secondary addressbook. It would be good if Dom...
    over 2 years ago in Domino / Security 1 Under Consideration

    Simplify the process to implement a third party certificate in idpcat.nsf for SAML use

    Currently, in order to use a third party certificate in the idpcat.nsf, it involves manual steps of importing the certificate into the server's ID using Domino console commands, modifying the notes.ini, and modifying the design of idpcat.nsf. It w...
    about 5 years ago in Domino / Security 1 Assessment

    Allow not sending trusted root certificate on TLS handshake

    RFC 5246 (TLS 1.2) and 8446 (TLS 1.3) clearly state that sending the root certificate is unnecessary, as it is supposed to be known to clients. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5246#section-7.4.2 https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8446#section-4.4...
    5 months ago in Domino / Security 0 Needs Review
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