SecurID App 4.0
Pre CAS January rollout completion
Customers must use HTTP://127.0.0.1 as the app link to provision tokens using CTF or CTKIP methods for all SecurID app versions and Android versions; however, tapping on the app link will not work on Android 12 devices.
As a workaround on Android 12, users have two options:
- Copy the app link that they receive via email or other messaging channels, open the SecurID app, and then paste the link into the "Registration Code or URL" text field.
- In Android device settings, add the HTTP://127.0.0.1 to a trusted list of URLs.
Post CAS January rollout completion
Customers should import a new SWT Definition file from RSA.
The new SWT Definition file uses a verifiable app link (https://authenticator.securid.com) for CTF and CTKIP token provision.
When assigning a token to a SecurID app v4.0 or later versions, the admin must use the new SWT Definition File (https://authenticator.securid.com) to enable the tap-to-launch feature on all Android versions including Android 12.
When assigning a token to a SecurID app v3.0 or older, the admin must use the old SWT Definition File (https://127.0.0.1) to enable the tap-to-launch feature on all Android versions except Android 12. A user of SecuID v3.0 or older on Android 12 must copy and paste the app link or add the link to the trusted URL list as a workaround to provision AM tokens.
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