This app version contains minor improvements and fixes regarding QR Code handling and app upgrade stability.

This app version contains several minor fixes and UI improvements as well as improved app security along with dropping support for iOS 12 and 13; iOS 14 or newer is now required.

In addition to minor improvements, this version includes an account banner on the loading screen during biometric authentication.

This version includes minor improvements.

This app version contains several minor fixes and improvements.

This app version contains several minor fixes and improvements.

We now support registering up to 5 accounts

This app version contains several minor fixes and improvements. We would like to point out the most visible one to you which improves the user experience: The PIN authentication method has been overhauled now offering individual PIN input fields for every digit.

We have significantly improved the overall speed and performance of the Access App in all areas which is especially noticeable on older iPhones. In addition, the installation size of the app was reduced significantly as well.

The Access App removes accounts defined in multiple backends.

The app allows registering accounts in multiple backends. Right to left languages are fully supported.

This patch version addresses an issue which lead to the application displaying the app update screen even with the latest available version of the application already being installed.

This patch release addresses a bug which can be experienced with iOS 12 leading to an application crash upon application start.

This release contains several improvements and bugfixes in addition to new features, two new features we would like to mention are: - The app does not allow defining PINs that are considered "unsafe" such as "123456". - The app supports "number matching" for authentications to defend against MFA push fatigue attacks. If this feature is used, the app will asks you to provide some digits. The operation will only continue if the correct digits displayed on the screen are entered into the Access App. After installing Access App 2.7.0 it is not possible to revert to previous versions anymore.

This release contains several bug fixes.

This release contains several bug fixes and improvements. We want to share one of them with you: You're now able to modify the device name in the settings screen.

- We fixed the error that the error message was not dismiss-able when the application was opened with deep-link and the operation resulted in a failure. - We fixed the issue that navigation to another app, based on x-callback parameters, was ignored by the Access App when closing specific error messages.

New features: - QR codes containing embedded deep links and custom URIs are now supported to be scanned and processed by the in-app camera. Improvements: - The application reset functionality is now available in the settings menu. - Incoming push notifications are immediately processed if the user is viewing the home screen. Otherwise, a pop-up message is displayed, requiring user confirmation for handling the incoming message. - Removed the certificate pinning configuration in 2.5 as it does not provide additional security and leads to distribution issues regarding certificate rollover. - With iOS 16, the user-assigned device name will no longer be available for such use. Therefore, new registrations will be created with a human-readable device model name. Fixes: - The current time sent as part of the device name using the following format: "dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm:ss". - Fixed the account removal feature, not to delete all accounts in case the account has already been removed on the server side. In scenarios where the user confirms local data deletion. - The application can properly remove the accounts from now on if the nevisProxy cookie renewal feature is enabled on server side (nevisProxy filter property "RenewIdentification").

Improvements: - Error descriptions on failed operation screen, when cancelling registrations or authentications, are more accured. - A specific error message is displayed if the Out-of-Band operation cannot be started due to an Out-of-Band payload decryption error. Fixes: - Showing the proper error message at the end of the operation if the user locks out the device Biometric Authenticator during Authentication or Registration.

The Access App now enables a faster more convenient and registration process for PIN. It is no longer necessary to enter the PIN three times. In addition, you’re now able to use usernameless authentication in conjunction with multiple accounts. We were able to significantly improve the performance of the app as well as optimise the font handling based on the system font size. Apart from that, many small adjustments and stability improvements have been made throughout the app. The Access App now requires iOS 12 or newer. We hope you enjoy our latest release...

The latest version of the Nevis Access App introduces new features for your convenience, and also includes several bug-fixes. With this release, you are now able to register and use multiple accounts with the same access app. In addition, you can also use your iOS device passcode as fallback in the fingerprint and FaceID authentication methods. You will also find an account registration link in the app settings section. The settings section also has a help link in case you are having trouble with your Access App. We welcome your feedback, send us an email: info@nevis.net

New look and feel, adopted our Access App to our new company branding: Making Security an Experience.