Version Affected: 20.06+
Overview
When an end-user tries to change or delete their FIDO enrollment information through their SecureAuth realm, the new name/description or the deletion appears to save, but then reverts back to the original state.
Cause
A Web Application Firewall (WAF) or load balancer in front of the FIDO realm is blocking the HTTP PUT and DELETE methods. When an end-user updates their FIDO information, the browser sends a PUT request; when deleting an enrollment, it sends a DELETE request. If the WAF or load balancer blocks either method, the update or deletion is silently denied before it reaches the realm.
Resolution:
Add a rule on the WAF or load balancer that allows the PUT and DELETE methods for requests to the FIDO realm.
Special Considerations
Setting MFA options via the New Experience (SWAP) console can also use the PUT method. If the Admin Console is accessed over a public internet connection, add the same PUT/DELETE allow rule for the SecureAuth0 realm as well.
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