Aperçu
An organization is the basic unit of Casdoor that manages users and applications. When a user signs in to an organization, they can access all applications belonging to that organization without needing to sign in again.
In the configuration of applications and providers, selecting an organization is important, as it determines whether users can access the application using specific providers.
You can also set up LDAP in Casdoor. Pour plus de détails, veuillez consulter la documentation LDAP.
Casdoor fournit plusieurs algorithmes de stockage de mot de passe qui peuvent être sélectionnés sur la page de modification de l'organisation.
| Nom | Algorithme | Description | Scénario |
|---|---|---|---|
| plain | - | The password will be stored in cleartext (default). | - |
| salt | SHA-256 | SHA-256 est une fonction de hachage cryptographique brevetée qui produit une valeur de 256 bits de long. | - |
| md5-salt | MD5 | L'algorithme de hachage MD5 est une fonction de hachage cryptographiquement compromise mais toujours largement utilisée produisant une valeur de hachage de 128 bits. | Discuz! |
| bcrypt | bcrypt | bcrypt is a password-hashing function used to hash and salt passwords securely. | Spring Boot, WordPress |
| pbkdf2-salt | SHA-256 and PBKDF2 | PBKDF2 est une fonction simple de dérivation de clé cryptographique résistante aux attaques par dictionnaire et aux attaques par table arc-en-ciel. Il a été initialement implémenté dans Casdoor pour le synchroniseur Keycloak. Sélectionnez cette option si vous importez des utilisateurs en utilisant le synchroniseur Keycloak. | Keycloak |
Password Salt Configuration
For algorithms that use salts (salt, md5-salt, pbkdf2-salt), Casdoor provides flexible salt configuration. On the organization edit page, you can set the Password salt field to define how passwords are salted:
- Organization-level salt: When the
Password saltfield is set, all users in the organization share the same salt value. This ensures consistency across the organization. - Per-user random salt: When the
Password saltfield is left empty, Casdoor automatically generates a unique random salt for each user. This provides better security by preventing attackers from using precomputed hash tables across multiple users.
The per-user salt approach is recommended for new deployments as it provides stronger security against rainbow table attacks. Each user's salt is stored alongside their password hash and is automatically managed by Casdoor.
Use Email as Username
Organizations can enable the "Use email as username" option, which automatically uses the user's email address as their username during signup when the username field is not visible. This simplifies the registration process by eliminating the need for users to choose a separate username.
When this option is enabled:
- During signup, if the username field is hidden, the email address becomes the username automatically
- When users reset their email address, their username is updated to match the new email
- The system maintains consistency between the email and username fields
To enable this feature, check the "Use email as username" option on the organization edit page.
In addition to logging into Casdoor via an application (which redirects to Casdoor for SSO), Casdoor users can also choose to log in directly via the organization's login page: /login/<organization_name>, e.g., https://door.casdoor.com/login/casbin on the demo site.