User Management
Administrators can manage frontend user passkeys from the backend
module or via the fe_ record in the list module.
Viewing credentials in fe_users
When editing a fe_ record in Web > List, a
read-only info element shows:
- Number of registered passkeys
- Last used date
- Enforcement level applicable to the user
This uses a custom TCA element (passkey_) registered
by the extension.
Backend module actions
From Admin Tools > Passkey Management FE:
- List credentials
- View all passkeys registered by a specific user.
- Revoke a credential
- Immediately invalidate a specific passkey. The user must re-enroll from that device.
- Revoke all credentials
- Remove all passkeys for a user. Use when a user's device is lost or stolen.
- Reset grace period
- Clear the user's grace period start
(
fe_set to 0). While the user is underusers. passkey_ grace_ period_ start requiredenforcement without a passkey, the next page request starts a new grace period of the configured length. Changing the enforcement level or the grace period days does not restart a grace period; this action does. - Unlock account
- If the user's account is locked due to too many failed attempts, unlock it immediately.
Invalidating passkeys via database
In an emergency, you can revoke all passkeys for a user directly:
-- View credentials
SELECT * FROM tx_nrpasskeysfe_credential
WHERE fe_user = <uid>;
-- Revoke all credentials for a user
UPDATE tx_nrpasskeysfe_credential
SET deleted = 1
WHERE fe_user = <uid>;
-- Or hard-delete
DELETE FROM tx_nrpasskeysfe_credential
WHERE fe_user = <uid>;
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Warning
Direct database manipulation bypasses audit logging. Prefer using the backend module or admin API when possible.