Refresh Token Revoke
JWT Refresh Token Revoke
This event is generated when a refresh token is revoked. The JSON includes either the User Id and User or the Application Id depending on what was revoked. It will also include the time to live duration (in seconds) for each Application. This value is used to determine if JWTs are valid or not based on their expiration instants.
The following scenarios will cause this event to be generated:
- A single Refresh Token is revoked
- All Refresh Tokens owned by a single User are revoked (if there is at least one valid Refresh Token for this User)
- All Refresh Tokens owned by a single User for an Application are revoked
- All Refresh Tokens for an Application are revoked
jwt.refresh-token.revoke
Event Scope
Prior to version 1.37.0 this was a tenant or application scoped event. It can be sent to all applications or to one or more specified applications.
The ability to limit the generation of an event for only certain applications is legacy functionality and is removed as of version 1.37.0. In earlier versions, you almost certainly want to enable this event at the tenant level and optionally filter on the tenantId when consuming the event.
In version 1.37.0 and later this is a tenant scoped event. It can be sent to all tenants or to one or more specified tenants. Those tenants will only be sent events related to their tenant. You can optionally also filter on the **applicationId** when consuming the event.
Transaction Compatibility
This event is transactional. The final state of the operation which caused the webhook is not persisted to FusionAuth until after the webhook finishes; learn more
Revoking Single Refresh Token
This example JSON would reflect a scenario where a single refresh token is revoked for a single user for a single application.
Event Body
event.applicationId UUID The unique Id of the Application for which the refresh token have been revoked.
event.applicationTimeToLiveInSeconds Map<UUID, Integer> A map of Application Id to the configured time to live (TTL) for the access token (JWT). This can be used to identify the maximum amount of time after this event occurred where an un-expired access token may be held by a user.
If you take the createInstant of this event and add the number of seconds for a specific application TTL you come up with an instant in time where you should consider all access tokens issued before this time invalid. This is because the access token will have been issued on or before the instant the refresh token was revoked.
This map will contain a single entry for the application represented by the applicationId field.
event.createInstant Long The instant that the event was generated.
event.id UUID The unique Id of the event. You may receive an event more than once based upon your transaction settings. This Id may be used to identify a duplicate event.
event.info.data Object Available since 1.30.0An object that can hold any information about the event that should be persisted.
event.info.deviceDescription String Available since 1.30.0The description of the device associated with the event.
event.info.deviceName String Available since 1.30.0The device name associated with the event.
event.info.deviceType String Available since 1.30.0The type of device associated with the event.
event.info.ipAddress String Available since 1.27.0The source IP address of the event.
event.info.location.city String Available since 1.30.0The city where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.country String Available since 1.30.0The country where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.latitude Double Available since 1.30.0The latitude where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.longitude Double Available since 1.30.0The longitude where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.region String Available since 1.30.0The geographic location where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.zipcode String Available since 1.30.0The zip code where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.os String Available since 1.30.0The operating system associated with the event.
event.info.userAgent String Available since 1.30.0The user agent associated with the event.
event.linkedObjectId UUID Available since 1.53.0The Id of the JWT impacted by this event.
event.refreshToken Object Available since 1.37.0The refresh token being revoked. This is only returned when a single refresh token is revoked. See the JWT API for property definitions and example JSON.
event.tenantId UUID Available since 1.8.0The unique tenant identifier. This value may not be returned if not applicable.
event.type String The event type, this value will always be jwt.refresh-token.revoke.
event.userId UUID The unique Id of the User for which a refresh token has been revoked.
event.user Object Available since 1.8.0The user for which a refresh token has been revoked. See the Users API for property definitions and example JSON.
Example Event JSON
{
"event": {
"applicationId": "21a8893c-51b3-4964-8a50-6afb66ee8acd",
"applicationTimeToLiveInSeconds": {
"21a8893c-51b3-4964-8a50-6afb66ee8acd": 600
},
"createInstant": 1505762615056,
"id": "e502168a-b469-45d9-a079-fd45f83e0406",
"info": {
"ipAddress": "42.42.42.42",
"location": {
"city": "Denver",
"country": "US",
"displayString": "Denver, CO, US",
"latitude": 39.77777,
"longitude": -104.9191,
"region": "CO"
},
"userAgent": "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/92.0.4515.131 Safari/537.36"
},
"refreshToken": {
"applicationId": "21a8893c-51b3-4964-8a50-6afb66ee8acd",
"id": "8b765761-5c7b-4f49-be88-af4eabcf4903",
"insertInstant": 1505762505056,
"metaData": {
"device": {
"lastAccessedAddress": "65.133.53.42",
"lastAccessedInstant": 1675457978462,
"name": "Richard's Hooli Phone",
"type": "MOBILE"
},
"scopes": [
"offline_access"
]
},
"startInstant": 1675457978462,
"token": "ZxhAMC-Xr78DUnnuWhvADjUUXpMHUSGuahkA-EXAMPLE",
"userId": "dfdbae16-4e65-42c2-9773-23dfd6f5671d"
},
"tenantId": "e872a880-b14f-6d62-c312-cb40f22af465",
"type": "jwt.refresh-token.revoke",
"userId": "dfdbae16-4e65-42c2-9773-23dfd6f5671d",
"user": {
"active": true,
"email": "example@fusionauth.io",
"id": "00000000-0000-0001-0000-000000000000",
"passwordChangeRequired": false,
"tenantId": "f24aca2b-ce4a-4dad-951a-c9d690e71415",
"twoFactorEnabled": false,
"usernameStatus": "ACTIVE",
"verified": true
}
}
}All User Refresh Tokens Revoked
This example JSON would reflect a scenario where all refresh tokens owned by a single user are revoked.
Event Body
event.applicationTimeToLiveInSeconds Map<UUID, Integer> A map of Application Id to the configured time to live (TTL) for the access token (JWT). This can be used to identify the maximum amount of time after this event occurred where an un-expired access token may be held by a user.
If you take the createInstant of this event and add the number of seconds for a specific application TTL you come up with an instant in time where you should consider all access tokens issued before this time invalid. This is because the access token will have been issued on or before the instant the refresh token was revoked.
This map will contain a single entry for the application represented by the applicationId field.
event.createInstant Long The instant that the event was generated.
event.id UUID The unique Id of the event. You may receive an event more than once based upon your transaction settings. This Id may be used to identify a duplicate event.
event.info.data Object Available since 1.30.0An object that can hold any information about the event that should be persisted.
event.info.deviceDescription String Available since 1.30.0The description of the device associated with the event.
event.info.deviceName String Available since 1.30.0The device name associated with the event.
event.info.deviceType String Available since 1.30.0The type of device associated with the event.
event.info.ipAddress String Available since 1.27.0The source IP address of the event.
event.info.location.city String Available since 1.30.0The city where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.country String Available since 1.30.0The country where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.latitude Double Available since 1.30.0The latitude where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.longitude Double Available since 1.30.0The longitude where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.region String Available since 1.30.0The geographic location where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.zipcode String Available since 1.30.0The zip code where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.os String Available since 1.30.0The operating system associated with the event.
event.info.userAgent String Available since 1.30.0The user agent associated with the event.
event.tenantId UUID Available since 1.8.0The unique tenant identifier. This value may not be returned if not applicable.
event.type String The event type, this value will always be jwt.refresh-token.revoke.
event.userId UUID The unique Id of the User for which a refresh token has been revoked.
event.user Object Available since 1.8.0The user for which a refresh token has been revoked. See the Users API for property definitions and example JSON.
Example Event JSON
{
"event": {
"applicationTimeToLiveInSeconds": {
"21a8893c-51b3-4964-8a50-6afb66ee8acd": 600
},
"createInstant": 1505762615056,
"id": "e502168a-b469-45d9-a079-fd45f83e0406",
"info": {
"ipAddress": "42.42.42.42",
"location": {
"city": "Denver",
"country": "US",
"displayString": "Denver, CO, US",
"latitude": 39.77777,
"longitude": -104.9191,
"region": "CO"
},
"userAgent": "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/92.0.4515.131 Safari/537.36"
},
"tenantId": "e872a880-b14f-6d62-c312-cb40f22af465",
"type": "jwt.refresh-token.revoke",
"userId": "dfdbae16-4e65-42c2-9773-23dfd6f5671d",
"user": {
"active": true,
"email": "example@fusionauth.io",
"id": "00000000-0000-0001-0000-000000000000",
"passwordChangeRequired": false,
"twoFactorEnabled": false,
"usernameStatus": "ACTIVE",
"verified": true
}
}
}All Applications Refresh Tokens Revoked
This example JSON would reflect a scenario where all refresh tokens issued for a specific application are revoked.
Event Body
event.applicationId UUID The unique Id of the Application for which all of the refresh tokens have been revoked.
event.applicationTimeToLiveInSeconds Map<UUID, Integer> A map of Application Id to the configured time to live (TTL) for the access token (JWT). This can be used to identify the maximum amount of time after this event occurred where an un-expired access token may be held by a user.
If you take the createInstant of this event and add the number of seconds for a specific application TTL you come up with an instant in time where you should consider all access tokens issued before this time invalid. This is because the access token will have been issued on or before the instant the refresh token was revoked.
This map will contain a single entry for the application represented by the applicationId field.
event.createInstant Long The instant that the event was generated.
event.id UUID The unique Id of the event. You may receive an event more than once based upon your transaction settings. This Id may be used to identify a duplicate event.
event.info.data Object Available since 1.30.0An object that can hold any information about the event that should be persisted.
event.info.deviceDescription String Available since 1.30.0The description of the device associated with the event.
event.info.deviceName String Available since 1.30.0The device name associated with the event.
event.info.deviceType String Available since 1.30.0The type of device associated with the event.
event.info.ipAddress String Available since 1.27.0The source IP address of the event.
event.info.location.city String Available since 1.30.0The city where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.country String Available since 1.30.0The country where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.latitude Double Available since 1.30.0The latitude where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.longitude Double Available since 1.30.0The longitude where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.region String Available since 1.30.0The geographic location where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.location.zipcode String Available since 1.30.0The zip code where the event originated.
Note: To use event location data, you'll need an Enterprise plan.
event.info.os String Available since 1.30.0The operating system associated with the event.
event.info.userAgent String Available since 1.30.0The user agent associated with the event.
event.tenantId UUID Available since 1.8.0The unique tenant identifier. This value may not be returned if not applicable.
event.type String The event type, this value will always be jwt.refresh-token.revoke.
Example Event JSON
{
"event": {
"applicationId": "21a8893c-51b3-4964-8a50-6afb66ee8acd",
"applicationTimeToLiveInSeconds": {
"21a8893c-51b3-4964-8a50-6afb66ee8acd": 600
},
"createInstant": 1505762615056,
"id": "e502168a-b469-45d9-a079-fd45f83e0406",
"info": {
"ipAddress": "42.42.42.42",
"location": {
"city": "Denver",
"country": "US",
"displayString": "Denver, CO, US",
"latitude": 39.77777,
"longitude": -104.9191,
"region": "CO"
},
"userAgent": "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/92.0.4515.131 Safari/537.36"
},
"tenantId": "e872a880-b14f-6d62-c312-cb40f22af465",
"type": "jwt.refresh-token.revoke"
}
}