Release Notes for Service Secure SignIn

Fixed Issue

1. Fixed an issue where users could not sign in to DSM if they had disabled 2-factor authentication when the system space was full.
2. Fixed an issue where login attempts recorded in the auto-block feature might be incorrect when users failed to sign in using Adaptive MFA.
3. Improved Adaptive MFA verification email delivery by including the address in DSM > Personal > Email Delivery as one of the senders.
4. Minor bug fixes.

Fixed Issue

1. Fixed an issue where users couldn't sign in to DSM through Approve sign-in or hardware security key when the system space was full.
2. Fixed an issue where users couldn't reset the password of administrator accounts with 2-Factor Authentication enabled via the RESET button on their Synology NAS when the system space was full.
3. Minor bug fixes.

Fixed Issue

1. Fixed an issue where users couldn't set up Windows Hello as a DSM sign-in method on Windows 11.
2. Minor bug fixes.

Fixed Issue

1. Minor bug fixes.

Compatibility and Installation

1. SecureSignIn 1.1.2-0282 requires DSM 7.2 and above.

Fixed Issue

1. Minor bug fixes.

Compatibility and Installation

1. SecureSignIn 1.1.1-0279 requires DSM 7.2 and above.

Fixed Issue

1. Minor bug fixes.

Fixed Issues

1. Fixed an issue where users could not sign in to DSM.

Fixed Issues

1. Minor bug fixes.

What's New

1. Added support for using hardware security keys without signing in to Synology Account.

Compatibility and Installation

1. This version is only compatible with DSM 7.1.1 and above.

Fixed Issues

1. Fixed an issue where it takes longer to receive push notifications when the app contains many profiles.
2. Minor bug fixes.

Fixed Issues

1. Minor bug fixes.

Important Note

1. The update is expected to be available in all regions within the next few days. The actual time of release may vary slightly depending on the region.

Compatibility and Installation

1. This version is only compatible with DSM 7.1 Beta or above.

Fixed Issues

1. Fixed an issue where expired sign-in requests continuously appear in the Synology Secure SignIn mobile app.
2. Minor bug fixes.

Compatibility and Installation

1. This version is only compatible with DSM 7.0.1 and above.

Fixed Issues

1. Minor bug fixes.

Important Notes

1. Users who are using Google Authenticator for OTP authentication and want to switch to Synology Secure SignIn mobile app must reconfigure OTP settings in DSM. Please note that doing so will automatically log out all Synology services that require 2-factor authentication. Users will need to sign in to these services again afterwards.

Compatibility and Installation

1. Secure SignIn Service is compatible with DSM 7.0 and above.

What's New

1. Secure SignIn Service enhances DSM account security and usability. Users can now sign in without entering their passwords. For strengthened account protection, users can adopt 2-factor authentication using OTP or other newly available sign-in methods as the second sign-in step.
   • Supports FIDO2-compliant hardware security keys.
   • Supports tapping a button on mobile devices to approve DSM sign-in requests. The Approve sign-in function is only supported by Synology Secure SignIn mobile app, which is available on iOS and Android platforms.
2. Sends push notifications via Synology Secure SignIn mobile app when abnormal account logins occur.
3. To learn more, please refer to the technical specifications.

Limitations

1. The compatibility of hardware security keys may vary by manufacturer and model. Please refer to the compatibility list for more information.
2. Due to different mechanisms used by Safari and Chrome, the Touch ID (built-in key on Mac computers) registered with Safari on macOS does not work with Chrome, and vice versa. If you need to sign in with Touch ID across browsers, set up Touch ID in DSM separately on both browsers.
3. To receive the full functionalities of Synology Secure SignIn mobile app, users must sign in to Synology Account in DSM.