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SSPR Should be able to communicate with local HaveIBeenPwned servers

Sebastian Novak
Status: Under Consideration

Thanks for registering this. We are looking at making this a configurable option to allow the customer to point to another similar REST endpoint to check for the password breaches. 

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Hi!

Since SSPR only supports external breach database it is hard to enable this option for quite a good amount of users. Companies do not always want to send their users credentials to external REST APIs even if they are encrypted. I suggest an option where you could connect SSPR to local DB or at leaset send REST calls to API by your own will.

With kind regards,

Sebastian Novak

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