Endpoint Security Media Encryption Unlock

</script>

JavaScript Changes

./ui/default/enduser/public/org/forgerock/openidm/ui/user/UserRegistrationView.js

Here we setup the registration code such that it allows the user to setup 2 security questions at the time of self-registration.

Change Security Data

HTML Template Changes

./ui/default/enduser/public/templates/user/ChangeSecurityDataDialogTemplate.html

Change the template to include the option of setting up 2 security questions instead of a default of one OpenIDM ships with:

JavaScript Changes

./ui/default/enduser/public/org/forgerock/openidm/ui/user/profile/ChangeSecurityDataDialog.js

In the javascript, we need to ensure that whenever the user wants to change their security questions, the previously configured ones show up as selected:

Note that this demo does not attempt to manage the UI display order of the previous security questions.

Forgot Password

This code change in UserDelegate.js enables randomly showing any of the 2 configured security questions.

./ui/default/enduser/public/org/forgerock/openidm/ui/user/delegates/UserDelegate.js

Testing

When a user has forgotten their password, they need to click on the Forgot Password link. The security question presented to them is randomly selected from the 2 configured list of questions.

User Interface Views

Self Registration

Change Security Data

Forgot Password

Developers

The following REST calls are made to manage a user’s password reset.

List of Questions

The list of security questions can be received via this API call:

GET

User Defined Security Question(s)

This pulls up the security question(s) defined for the user indicated by user-name:

POST

Submit Security Response

A security response can be submitted to OpenIDM via:

POST

Reset User Password

Once the user has entered the correct security response, you may change the password via this API call:

POST