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Enhanced Bot Detection Accuracy with JA4 Signals

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To provide a more robust defense against sophisticated automated threats, Auth0 has integrated JA4 signals into the core of our Bot Detection machine learning engine. The addition of JA4 signals allows our models to surface and mitigate sophisticated automated threats that traditional signals often miss.

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API Access Policies for Applications is now Generally Available

We are pleased to announce that __API Access Policies for Applications__ is now Generally Available (GA) for all Auth0 customers. This feature allows you to specifically control which applications can request access tokens for your APIs, covering __both user and machine-to-machine access__.

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Roles for the Auth0 FGA Dashboard

We are excited to release the __Per-Member Authorization__ feature that introduces __roles__ to the FGA Dashboard! This allows you to grant appropriate levels of access based on users’ needs. We are enhancing the permission model from a single admin to __Groups__ that can be assigned roles.

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New FGA Dashboard Logging UI is being rolled out

We are excited to announce the **FGA Logging UI**! This introduces a web interface to the existing logging API, giving you the ability to view FGA logs directly in the FGA Dashboard. Users can now filter, sort and inspect access logs directly from the FGA Dashboard, significantly reducing the time required for debugging and troubleshooting issues.

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Refresh Token Metadata now available in Early Access

We're excited to announce that **Refresh Token Metadata** is now available in **Early Access** for Enterprise customers. Refresh Token Metadata allows you to attach custom key-value pairs to refresh tokens, enabling richer context storage and more personalized authentication experiences.

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