| Posted on: Fri, 07 Nov 2025 | |
| Resolved on: Fri, 07 Nov 2025 | |
| ZPA: Informational - Addition of New User SSO Service Provider Signing Certificate (SHA256) Status: Resolved Event Type: Informational Description: Zscaler has added a second User SSO Service Provider (SP) signing certificate (SHA256) to enhance security. This is in addition to the existing SHA1-based certificate, which many customers currently use. Zscaler wants to assure customers that the existing SHA1-based certificate is not being deprecated and we support customers using both certificates. The new SHA256 certificate can be chosen in the existing IdP configuration with the name: "ZPA User SSO Service Provider Certificate - Feb 2 08:51:12 2038 GMT". Due to this addition, the SP metadata API (/auth/metadata) will now respond with both the SHA1 and SHA256 certificates supported by the SP.
Does this affect me? This change does not affect the following capabilities that your organization might have enabled::
This change does affect configurations if your organization's IdP automatically syncs the SP certificate using the metadata URL and IdP does not have the capability to sequentially use multiple certificates served to validate a signed SAML Auth request. Note: A quick way to tell if your organization is affected is if the new Zscaler Client Connector logins fails.
What are the next steps?
Additional information To learn more about the IdP configuration, see ZPA: IdP Configuration in the Zscaler Help Portal or Help Browser in the ZPA Admin Portal. | |