Login Events
In the Events section, within the Login Events tab, various actions carried out by end users can be observed.
Time
It denotes the Timing of a specific event.
Event Type
It refers to the type of event.
There are various types of events which are broadly divided into three types -
Login Events
Brute Force Protection
Account Events
Login Events
Login
During this event, a user initiates a login.
Register
Here, a user registers.
Logout
The user signs out of the session.
Code to Token
An application or client, exchanges a code for a token.
Refresh Token
An application or client renews a token.
Brute Force Protection
User disabled by permanent lockout
Brute Force Protection disabled the user account permanently due to a large number of failed login attempts.
User disabled by temporary lockout
Brute Force Protection disabled the user account temporarily due to a large number of failed login attempts.
Account Events
Social Link
A user account linked to a social media provider.
Remove Social Link
The link between the user account and social media provider breaks off.
Update Email
The email address for an account is changed.
Update Profile
The profile of a user account is modified.
Send Password Reset
Ztrust sends an email for password reset to the user.
Update Password
The password for an account is modified.
Update TOTP
The Time-based One-time Password (TOTP) settings for an account changes.
Remove TOTP
ZTrust removes Time-based One-time Password (TOTP) from an account.
Send Verify Email
ZTrust sends an email verification email to the user.
Verify Email
ZTrust verifies the email address for an account.
There is a corresponding Error event for each of the above.
For more details refer to User Manual - Event Type
Details
It comprises information like:
Client - It identifies the name of the client associated with that specific event.
User - The User ID of the user who executed this event.
IP Address - The IP Address of the device from which this event was executed.
Further details are also included (This becomes accessible after clicking the '+' button), such as
auth_method - It defines the authentication methods used for user authentication.
auth_type - It specifies the authentication features that are requested.
redirect_uri - It indicates the destination where an authorization server redirects a user after a successful app authorization, resulting in the granting of an authorization code or access token.
consent - This pertains to the current consent setting which specifies if clients require user permission to participate in the authentication process.
code_id - It identifies the code ID for that specific event.
username - It refers to the username of the user who carried out the event.
An Error Event contains information such as:
Client - It identifies the name of the client associated with that specific event.
User - The User ID of the user who executed this event.
IP Address - The IP Address of the device from which this event was executed.
Error - This specifies the error code for the particular event.
Additional details (This becomes accessible after clicking the '+' button) consists of
auth_method - It defines the authentication methods used for user authentication.
auth_type - It specifies the authentication features that are requested.
redirect_uri - It indicates the destination where an authorization server redirects a user after a successful app authorization, resulting in the granting of an authorization code or access token.
code_id - It identifies the code ID for that specific event.
username - It refers to the username of the user who carried out the event.
Filter
To filter the events or search for a particular event, click on Filter.
Event Type
By clicking on the dropdown and selecting the Event Type and clicking on Update, all events corresponding to the selected type will be shown.
Client
Specify a client name, then after clicking on Update, events associated with that specific client will be displayed.
User
Enter the User ID, then click on Update to display events corresponding to that user ID.
Date (From) and Date (To)
After specifying the Date (From) and Date (To), and clicking on Update events that occurred within this specified time frame will be displayed.
From the dropdown menu, choose the desired number of Events to display on the screen at once.
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