1.0.8 Release Notes

This plug in will connect back to the Secret Server instance to populate user accounts/passwords into the appropriate fields in a web browser session. In the web browser session users should be able to:

• Authenticate back to the Secret Server instance without directly logging into the Secret ServerUI – via REST API

  • Support Username/Password style login
  • Support Secret Server SAML login (Login using Secret Server)
• Identify the user/password fields for a login screen
• Identify and notify users that the web page login has an existing Secret Server Secret
• Allow the user to select a related Secret that they have access to, to use the credentials
• Take the selected Secret and auto populate the credentials in the correct fields

• Create a new Secret based on the web browser login page

  • Search for a specific Secret Server Folder to save the Secret/credentials into
  • Save the new credentials that are in the Login page fields as a Secret and send that data to the Secret Server instance

• Update/modify the passwords/account for an existing Secret and have that push back to Secret Server

  • Add a new password to an existing Secret and have that push back to Secret Server

• Allow users to generate a new Password for the Secret directly from the web browser

  • Base password generation on the standards that are configured in Secret Server
  • Give an indicator if an entered password meets the security requirements
  • Allow copying of this generated password to the clipboard to paste into the Password field (in case there are Password verification fields)
• Support 2FA and other authentication types that are currently supported for Secret Server
• Add information on the accessing/updating/creation of any Secrets to the Secret ServerAudit logs for that Secret
• Be able to identify that this access was from the Web Password Filler and not the Secret Server console