An in-depth guide to Kanidm for identity services, WebAuthn, OAuth2/OIDC, LDAP, RADIUS and Linux authentication.
Kanidm is an open-source identity management platform written in Rust. It supports WebAuthn passkeys, OAuth2/OIDC single sign-on, a read-only LDAPS gateway, Linux/Unix integration, SSH key distribution and RADIUS. This guide explains deployment models, security policies, token handling, replication and the November 2026 release. The complete analysis is published in Persian.
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Security applicationsOriginal Persian technical editorial based on the official sources below. It covers the subject, architecture, practical use cases, important limitations and defensive considerations.
Security applicationsOriginal Persian technical editorial based on the official sources below. It covers the subject, architecture, practical use cases, important limitations and defensive considerations.
Security applicationsOriginal Persian technical editorial based on the official sources below. It covers the subject, architecture, practical use cases, important limitations and defensive considerations.
