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@ -4,6 +4,6 @@ _**This security plug-in is currently a work in progress**_
This security plug-in is written as a replacement for the Mozilla Persona plugin (wiki-security-persona). A replacement is required because the Mozilla Persona service is closing on 30th November 2016.
*To allow an orderly migration of wiki site ownership this plug-in makes use of the Mozilla Persona plug-in for Passport. This is only presented as a login option on those wiki sites that have already been claimed using Mozilla Persona. See, [migrating from Mozilla Persona](./persona_migration.md)*
*To allow an orderly migration of wiki site ownership this plug-in makes use of the Mozilla Persona plug-in for Passport. This is only presented as a login option on those wiki sites that have already been claimed using Mozilla Persona. When you login with Mozilla Persona there will be a link that allows you to add an alternative identity from those the site owner has configured.*
In this initial release we make use of Passport's OAuth plug-ins for GitHub, Google, and Twitter. To use one, or more, of these a wiki server administrator will need to register an application with an identity provider from that list, and configure the wiki server. See, [configuring wiki-security-passportjs](./docs/configuration.md).
In this release we make use of Passport's OAuth plug-ins for GitHub, Google, and Twitter. To use one, or more, of these a wiki server administrator will need to register an application with the required identity provider, and configure the wiki server. See, [configuring wiki-security-passportjs](./docs/configuration.md).