Crowd 7.1 Release Notes
Authenticate to Crowd with an SSO Identity Provider
With this update, you can integrate multiple identity providers (IdPs) directly with Crowd. Crowd will serve as the single integration point for your IdPs, acting as a bridge between the IdPs and your Atlassian Data Center products. This will help you simplify authentication by centralizing access management for all your Atlassian Data Center products through Crowd. Explore how to set up SSO for Crowd
This feature adds support for SAML and OpenID Connect, which has been frequently requested. For more details, check the following issues: CWD-5478 and CWD-3995.
If you're planning a cloud migration or a temporary hybrid setup, we recommend streamlining authentication and company-wide multi-factor authentication (MFA) by:
Configuring MFA at the IdP level.
Integrating the IdP with Crowd to provide SSO and MFA to your Atlassian products.
Service accounts UI now available
We’re introducing a user interface (UI) for managing service accounts, making it easier to create, update, delete, and manage credentials without relying on the REST API. You can now access all core service account management features directly in the UI. Service accounts created before Crowd 7.1 are also fully supported and can you can manage them through the new interface
UI を使用してサービスアカウントを作成する方法をご確認ください
Enforce two-step verification for all users
You can now require all users to set up two-step verification by enabling the JVM runtime property.
Datlassian.authentication.2sv.enforcement.all.users.enabled=true
Once this property is set, every user will be prompted to configure two-step verification the next time they log in. Explore how to manage two-step verification
Before enabling this enforcement, test it in a non-production environment. Two-step verification enforcement might conflict with some third-party solutions or custom integrations.
サポート対象プラットフォームの変更
There are no platform changes in this release.
For more information about what the latest stable release of Crowd supports, see Supported platforms.
Complete list of changes and improvements
Here's a full list of issues resolved in this release:
Crowd 7.1.0 - 2 October, 2025
Crowd 7.1.1 - 27 November, 2025
Crowd 7.1.2 - 9 November, 2025
This Crowd release includes updates to our Apache Tika dependency in response to CVE-2025-66516.
セキュリティ チームによる評価の結果、この CVE の現在のスコープは弊社の製品において同様のクリティカルなリスクをもたらすものではないことが判明しました。弊社における依存関係の使用方法では、既知の攻撃パスがサポートされていないためです。
CVE-2025-66516 のパッチは、慎重を期すためにリリースされています。
Crowd 7.1.3 - 19 December, 2025
Crowd 7.1.4 - 30 January, 2026
We've withdrawn Crowd 7.1.4 because of a bug CWD-6493, which caused Application Links to stop working after upgrade. If you've already upgraded to 7.1.4, update to 7.1.5 and recreate your Application Links.
Crowd 7.1.5 - 24 February, 2026
