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The login flow doesn't trigger a refresh of the identity when the OIDC claims have changed. By passing the claims through to the web hook context, this means that an external handler can be configured to update the identity as appropriate, when there are changes.
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@davidcarrera I pushed registry.nearbycomputing.com/nearbyone/external/oryd/kratos:v25.4.1-oidc-ips which combines this change with my OIDC changes ory#3922 |
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We have the same situation that is described in this PR
ory/x#806
A customer is using range 198.18.0.0/16 for their K8s services, and kratos is therefore unable to access other services (perminator in our case).
The situation comes from SSRF component used by kratos, that limits access to these IP ranges:
https://github.com/daenney/ssrf/blob/main/ssrf_gen.go#L49