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AWS IoT Core removes TLS ALPN requirement and adds custom authorizer capabilities

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The article summarizes new capabilities announced for AWS IoT Core domain configurations, enabling more flexibility and security for IoT device authentication.

Specifically, the article covers:

  • Devices no longer need TLS ALPN to determine authentication type and protocol, simplifying migration to AWS IoT Core without firmware updates.
  • Custom Authentication with X.509 Client Certificates allows adding custom authentication logic as an additional security layer.
  • Custom Client Certificate Validation enables validating X.509 client certificates with custom Lambda functions, e.g., for certificate revocation checks.
  • These capabilities are available in all AWS regions where AWS IoT Core is present, except AWS GovCloud (US).


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