DoubleLock Objects and Relationships
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The doublelock system is a group of interrelated objects (see the following diagram):
- Doublelock object: A named object that is associated with one or more secrets and one or more users (via password objects). Doublelock objects, or simply doublelocks, point to secrets (what can be accessed) and doublelock password objects (who can access it).
- Doublelock password object: An encrypted password that is associated with one user. The same doublelock password object, or simply doublelock password, is used for all doublelocks to which a user has access. Once a user is assigned to a doublelock, that user has access to any secret using that doublelock, using a single password. A doublelock password has nothing to do with the user's Secret Server access password.
- Secret: A secret that has a single doublelock assigned to it. Multiple secrets can have the same doublelock assigned to them.
- User: A Secret Server user, which can have a single doublelock password assigned to it.
Figure: DoubleLock Object Relationships
