Log only rejected TOTP codes - #187
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A rejected TOTP code left no trace, so a clock drift between the client and the server could not be told apart from a wrong or a replayed code. Traces the result, the valid window and the server time; the code itself is never traced.
Logging every validation fills the log with one line per successful login, which on a deployment with many users is noise. Only the failures stay: an invalid code and an already used one, both at warning level, with the code length, the valid window and the server time. A code that passes leaves no trace, and the code itself is never logged.
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4.0 is sealed after release: no unreported change goes in. Kept on the fixes/v4.0-* branch in case someone needs it, not for a release. |
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Logs a rejected TOTP code, both the invalid one and the already used one, with the user, the source IP, the code length, the valid window and the server clock, so support can tell a clock skew apart from a mistyped or reused code; a code that passes leaves no line, and the code itself is never logged.