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Updated Azure.Core from 1.50.0 to 1.60.0.

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1.60.0

1.60.0 (2026-06-30)

Features Added

  • Added experimental (AZID0004) DisableMtlsProofOfPossession property to ManagedIdentityCredentialOptions to allow explicit opt-out of mTLS proof-of-possession token acquisition when the underlying requirements are met.
  • Simplified mTLS token binding integration for Managed Identity by moving to an optional, runtime-resolved attestation model using lazy reflection-based resolution of the Microsoft.Identity.Client.KeyAttestation extension package.

Bugs Fixed

  • Fixed a regression (introduced with managed identity host capability detection) where DefaultAzureCredential could throw an AuthenticationFailedException and stop evaluating the credential chain on hosts without a managed identity — for example, a developer machine running in Visual Studio where the IMDS endpoint (169.254.169.254) is unreachable. When ManagedIdentityCredential is part of a chain, a failure to detect the managed identity source/capabilities is now surfaced as a CredentialUnavailableException, allowing the chain to continue to the next credential.

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Updated Microsoft.Identity.Client.Extensions.Msal from 4.81.0 to 4.84.2.

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4.84.2

New Features

  • Added ManagedIdentityApplication.GetManagedIdentityCapabilitiesAsync(CancellationToken) returning a ManagedIdentityCapabilities object that reports the detected managed identity Source, the host's MaxSupportedBindingStrength (new MtlsBindingStrength enum: None, Software, KeyGuard), and a derived IsMtlsPopSupportedByHost. Replaces GetManagedIdentitySourceAsync()/ManagedIdentitySourceResult. The public ManagedIdentitySource.ImdsV2 value is folded into Imds (v1/v2 routing remains internal). #​6049
  • Added OID-based user identification to the User Federated Identity Credential (user_fic) flow via AcquireTokenByUserFederatedIdentityCredential(scopes, Guid userObjectId, assertion). #​6050
  • Added WithClaimsFromClient(claimsJson) to forward client-originated claims across managed identity and confidential client flows. #​5999
  • Added mTLS PoP support for WithCertificate(() => x509) (dynamic certificate credential). #​5957
  • Added opt-in token-acquisition metrics covering both successful and failed attempts. #​6004

Changes

  • Extended mTLS bearer transport (CertificateOptions.SendCertificateOverMtls) to the OBO, refresh-token, and authorization-code flows. #​6009
  • General Availability of the Microsoft.Identity.Client.KeyAttestation package. #​6038
  • Managed identity now probes IMDSv2 first and the preview latch was removed. #​6041
  • Updated NativeInterop baseline and corrected devapp version ranges. #​6045
  • Simplified GetTenantedAuthority in CiamAuthority and DstsAuthority. #​6001

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed WithExtraQueryParameters on ManagedIdentityApplicationBuilder bypassing token caching. #​6035
  • Guarded HTTP status codes on discovery endpoints in KnownInstanceMetadataIsUpToDateAsync. #​6048
  • Detect orphaned KeyGuard certificates via public-key modulus comparison. #​6020

4.84.1

What's Changed

New Features

  • Added WithReservedScopes and WithCachePartitionKey public API extensions in #​6014
  • Added IAuthenticationOperation3 interface for CDT + mTLS PoP composition in #​5996
  • Added MsalRemainingTokenLifetime histogram metric for token expiry tracking in #​5920

Changes

  • Removed [Obsolete] attribute from WithExtraBodyParameters extension method in #​6006
  • Replaced ConcurrentHashSet with ConcurrentDictionary<T, byte> in #​5975

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed WithTenantId not honoring MSA tenant GUID when specified at request level in #​5958
  • Fixed OBO cache returning multiple_matching_tokens_detected when attributed tokens share a partition in #​5993

Full Changelog: AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet@6ff7075...main (AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet@6ff7075...main)

4.84.0

What's Changed

New Features

  • Remove embedded Newtonsoft.Json, migrate to System.Text.Json exclusively in #​5959
  • Expose refresh token via extension and add CacheOptions.DisableInternalCache in #​5947
  • Added support for WithAttributeTokens in #​5888
  • Feature: mTLS Bearer via CertificateOptions.SendCertificateOverMtls in #​5849
  • Remove experimental feature gate from WithClientAssertion(ClientSignedAssertion) overload in #​5945
  • Support forwarding MSAL client metadata headers through IMDS to ESTS in #​5912
  • Add CorrelationId to AssertionRequestOptions for FIC in #​5937
  • Add raw STS error code to MsalFailure metric in #​5961

Bug Fixes

  • Fix: make System.ValueTuple conditional on net462 only in #​5906
  • Fix eager evaluation in ConcurrentDictionary.GetOrAdd calls in #​5950
  • Validate clientSignedAssertionProvider delegate is non-null in WithClientAssertion in #​5956
  • Improve MtlsPopTokenNotSupportedInImdsV1 error message clarity in #​5908
  • Added more checks for issuer validation in #​5931

Improvements

  • Remove region as hard requirement for mTLS PoP flows in #​5902
  • Add in-process MAA token caching to PopKeyAttestor in #​5887
  • Refactor client credential material resolution in #​5835

Dependencies Updates

  • Bump OpenTelemetry version in #​5960

Full Changelog: AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet@4.83.3...cb59f84 (AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet@4.83.3...cb59f84)

4.83.3

New Features

  • Added support for User Federated Identity Credential (UserFIC) scenarios through the IByUserFederatedIdentityCredential interface and user_fic grant type. #​5802

Changes

  • Updated NativeInterop to version 0.20.3. #​5866

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed response handling in HttpListenerInterceptor.cs to ensure the full response is properly closed. #​5478
  • Fixed macOS detection to include maccatalyst target in desktop platform checks.#​5882

Infrastructure & Dependencies

  • Extracted reusable MSAL test infrastructure into Microsoft.Identity.Lab.API. #​5864

4.83.1

Bug Fixes

4.83.0

New Features

  • Agent Skills: Added Agent Skills catalog with complete coverage of both Confidential Client Authentication and mTLS PoP flows #​5733
  • mTLS PoP Skills Guide: Added comprehensive guide for GitHub Copilot Chat covering MSAL.NET authentication, mTLS Proof of Possession, and Federated Identity Credentials #​5790

Changes

  • Credential Guard Attestation: Integrated native DLL handling for Credential Guard attestation with centralized versioning #​5674

Bug Fixes

  • IMDSv2 mTLS Auto-Recovery: Implemented automatic recovery from SCHANNEL handshake failures by evicting cached certificates and re-minting #​5761
  • Managed Identity Fallback Behavior: Restored classic fallback behavior in MSAL MI unless GetManagedIdentitySourceAsync() is explicitly invoked #​5815
  • Attestation Token Expiration: Exposed expires_on field in attestation tokens for better token lifecycle management #​5741
  • Service Fabric API Version: Updated Service Fabric managed identity API version from 2019-07-01-preview to 2020-05-01 #​5781
  • Cached Token Validation: Enhanced ValidateCachedTokenAsync to work properly with multiple APIs beyond the initial scope #​5764
  • Client Credentials Tenant ID: Updated result to properly pass tenant ID in client credentials flow #​5754
  • Experimental Flag Removal: Removed experimental flag requirement from IAuthenticationOperation and WithAuthenticationExtension #​5699
  • OpenTelemetry Exception Handling: Expanded OTel exception handling for Azure Functions compatibility #​5720
  • ICustomWebUi Security Warning: Added security warnings to ICustomWebUi documentation #​5704

Infrastructure & Dependencies

  • GitHub Actions Workflow: Added GitHub Actions workflow for Managed Identity WebAPI automated build and deployment to Azure #​5751
  • .NET SDK Security Update: Updated .NET SDK from version 8.0.415 to 8.0.418 to address high severity security vulnerabilities #​5779 #​5783

4.82.1

Bug Fixes

  • Remove experimental flag requirement from IAuthenticationOperation #​5699
  • Add security warning to ICustomWebUi documentation #​5704

Changes

  • Adds support for implicit mTLS (Mutual TLS) transport for client assertion delegates #​5670

4.82.0

4.82.0

Highlights

This release expands extensibility for confidential-client authentication (certificates + client assertions), adds additional sovereign cloud environments, and hardens security-sensitive flows (mTLS PoP and system browser auth) with clearer validation and safer defaults.

Features

  • Certificate-based confidential client extensibility: Introduced CertificateOptions and updated WithCertificate extensibility APIs to accept it, including support for passing sendX5C configuration through the options model. (#​5655)
  • Sovereign cloud support: Added instance discovery / authority validation support for Bleu (France), Delos (Germany), and GovSG (Singapore) cloud environments. (#​5671)
  • Client assertion customization: Added WithExtraClientAssertionClaims on AcquireTokenForClientParameterBuilder to enable supplying additional signed claims in client assertions (intended for advanced scenarios and higher-level libraries). (#​5650)
  • mTLS PoP guardrails: Added validation and explicit error handling when mTLS PoP is requested for unsupported environments and/or non-login.* hosts. (#​5684)
  • System browser hardening: Added response_mode=form_post support for the default system browser (loopback) flow. MSAL will enforce form_post and process the authorization response from POST data. (#​5678)

Changes

  • Key Attestation packaging rename: Microsoft.Identity.Client.MtlsPop renamed to Microsoft.Identity.Client.KeyAttestation (assembly/package naming update). (#​5653)

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8.0.119

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8.0.100-preview.1

8.0.18

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8.0.17

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8.0.16

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8.0.15

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8.0.14

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8.0.13

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8.0.12

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8.0.11

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8.0.10

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8.0.8

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8.0.7

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8.0.6

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8.0.5

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8.0.4

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8.0.3

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8.0.2

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Updated System.Text.Json from 8.0.6 to 10.0.9.

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10.0.0-preview.6.25358.103

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10.0.0-preview.5.25277.114

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10.0.0-preview.4.25258.110

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10.0.0-preview.3.25171.5

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10.0.0-preview.2.25163.2

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10.0.0-preview.1.25080.5

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9.0.118

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9.0.117

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9.0.116

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9.0.115

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9.0.114

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Bumps Azure.Core from 1.50.0 to 1.60.0
Bumps Microsoft.Identity.Client.Extensions.Msal from 4.81.0 to 4.84.2
Bumps System.Diagnostics.DiagnosticSource from 10.0.0 to 10.0.9
Bumps System.Memory.Data from 8.0.1 to 10.0.9
Bumps System.Text.Json from 8.0.6 to 10.0.9

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