Filter components need to escape special chars. Note that each piece of the filter needs to be escaped, not the whole filter expression, for example:

Returns the name of the user preference that contains the user's MFA configuration. @return The name of the user preference that contains the user's

Returns the name of the client-side plug-in class. The standard one ought to work for most single-token purposes. @return The name of the client-side

Return a message to send to the client requesting the MFA token. @return A message to send to the client.

Creates an SSLSocketFactory that supports only the specified protocols and ciphers, along with a set of KeyManagers. @param provider The (optional) c

Returns a set of TrustManagers that trusts all certificates. <b>WARNING:</b> using this TrustManager disabled important certificate checks and should

Checks to see if the MFA token is valid. @param config The MFA config. @param token The token from the user. @return <code>true</code> if the MFA t

Map a user's username from the original user-supplied username to one that should be used when authenticating to LDAP. @param username The username t

Authenticates against an LDAP server using the user's credentials directly. The username should be "bare" and will be converted into a dn by using th

@return The least significant 16 bits as a two-character hex string, padded by a leading '0' if necessary.

Unmap a user's username from the one they use for LDAP authentication to their preferred in-Mirth username, if such a thing exists. This allows the u