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The setting “Don’t try to bypass (server side) cache” is not checked by default. This means that by default the plugin will always add an extra redirect before sending the user to Microsoft’s Identity Provider to prevent caching plugins and solutions from replaying an old request with a stale NONCE value, resulting in the dreaded “Your login might be tampered with.” error message. If you haven’t been affected by this issue, you can open the Miscellaneous Tab and check the box and by doing so manually disable the plugin tying to bypass server side caching.

You can customize the error message for each error code with your own text. The error message will be shown just above the login form when the user’s attempt to sign into your website failed.