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Custom time skew for IdToken validation - #1124
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Adds functionality to either disable ID token iat (issued at) claim validation or configure a custom allowed clock skew in seconds, instead of the default 10 minutes.
svenjacobs
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Apr 29, 2025
Thanks for your PR! This is an important topic and issue that we face regularly. It has been mentioned here for example. Let's please get this merged 🙏🏻 |
SamC-Apadmi
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Jun 17, 2025
Can this me merged? I'd really like to be able to use this! |
svenjacobs
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Jun 17, 2025
This project is largely unmaintained, I'm afraid. |
Juniorlpes
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Jul 31, 2025
It's exactly what I need. |
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Motivation and Context
In MercadonaIT, we have found that the clock on some devices can exceed the default time skew value of 10 minutes.
As described in 3.1.3.7 Id Token Validation, Rule 10 indicates that the time skew range is client specific, but currently, the library does not provide options to modify it.
The goal of this change is to add the ability to disable or modify the allowed time skew for the
issued at (iat)field of the ID Token.Description
I followed a similar approach as #662 already did for skipping the issuer https check.
Key changes:
setAllowedTimeSkew()is added to modify the allowed time skew (default: 10 minutes).setSkipTimeValidation()is added to completely disable time validation (recommended only for development environments).Example usage:
Modify the allowed time skew:
Disable time validation (for development only):