March 2025 monthly summary for SUNET/eduid-backend: Delivered User Authentication Re-authentication Enhancements to strengthen LOA2 re-auth, cleaned up the authentication context enum to reduce complexity, and expanded test coverage for external MFA scenarios. No separate major bug fixes identified this month; efforts focused on feature delivery and test reliability. Resulting improvements enhance security posture, authentication reliability, and maintainability across the backend.

February 2025: Delivered security and reliability enhancements in SUNET/eduid-backend. Key work includes MFA enforcement for the Support Application with new has_user_logged_in_with_mfa() and @require_login_with_mfa, refactoring session imports to avoid circular dependencies, and targeted code quality cleanup (reformatting and removing unused parameters). Also added EduidAuthnContextClass LOA2 (DIGG_UNCERTIFIED_LOA2) to align with Swedish identity federation standards, and expanded MFA test coverage with new helpers. Commit highlights include core MFA work, session import refactor, and FOI-level quality improvements that reduce risk and improve maintainability.

January 2025: Delivered a focused observability enhancement for SUNET/eduid-backend by adding Custom Password Usage Analytics. This feature tracks signup password choices by incrementing a statistics counter when a user selects a non-default password, enabling monitoring of password choice trends and supporting data-driven security and UX decisions. No major bugs reported in this dataset; minor fixes, if any, are outside the provided scope. This work lays the foundation for password policy experimentation and improved metrics ingest.

In November 2024, SUNET/eduid-front delivered a significant UX/UI modernization of the Account Settings and Identity flow, establishing a more consistent and secure user experience, while laying groundwork for multi-language support. The work focused on UI overhaul, navigation consistency, and backend-agnostic URL stability, complemented by internationalization readiness. The changes are designed to reduce user friction in account management, improve security visibility, and enable future scalability across markets.