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Zeroauthy Launches OpenID Connect Provider with Clean-Room Policy

Zeroauthy Launches OpenID Connect Provider with Clean-Room Policy

First seen 2 Nov 2026, 07:18 UTC •
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ThreatCluster •November 2, 2026 at 09:46 UTC
  • •Zeroauthy is a clean-room implementation of an identity server compatible with Auth0.
  • •The project is OpenID Certified and supports various authentication flows.
  • •No vulnerabilities or exploits have been reported for zeroauthy as of now.

Zeroauthy has launched as an open-source, self-hostable identity server compatible with Auth0's Authentication API. It is designed to be a clean-room implementation, meaning it is not affiliated with Auth0 or Okta. The project is currently in its early stages and offers features such as multi-tenant discovery, authorization code flow, and support for Auth0's Management API. Zeroauthy is OpenID Certified, ensuring compliance with OpenID standards. The implementation allows existing Auth0 SDKs to work with zeroauthy without code changes. The project is actively being developed, with several features verified against Auth0's tools. As of now, there are no reported vulnerabilities or exploits associated with zeroauthy.

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2026-11-02
Zeroauthy launched
Zeroauthy was officially launched as an open-source identity server compatible with Auth0's API.
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2026-11-02
Clean-room policy detailed
The clean-room policy for zeroauthy was published, emphasizing independence from Auth0 and Okta.
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Is zeroauthy affiliated with Auth0?
No, zeroauthy is an independent implementation and is not affiliated with Auth0 or Okta.
What features does zeroauthy currently support?
Zeroauthy supports multi-tenant discovery, authorization code flow, and various Auth0 Management API functionalities.
Are there any known vulnerabilities in zeroauthy?
As of now, there are no reported vulnerabilities or exploits associated with zeroauthy.