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0D54z0000ABtxsqCQBOkta Classic EngineAuthenticationAnswered2024-07-03T19:03:54.000Z2024-07-02T23:23:36.000Z2024-07-03T19:03:54.000Z
Validating a non-logged-in user's credentials. Keep original user's cookie and session

Users login to a webapp through okta oauth. In the app, some actions require a supervisor's credentials, submitted via a popup in the app. One potential option is to send the supervisor credentials to the /api/v1/authn endpoint to verify. Would this modify the sso cookie in the okta domain? I need the original user to continue using sso.

I can't think of any way the supervisor would be able to go through the oauth flow without killing the original user's session.


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Validating a non-logged-in user's credentials. Keep original user's cookie and session