Security
Release notes on Security and related issues.
| Version | Type | Description | ID |
|---|---|---|---|
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19.0.5.0 |
ENH | Password changes from CliShell now encrypt both the password and the username when transmitted from the Client Shell to the Service Shell. This encryption is done even over non-SSL connections. For v19, the encryption method is set in the Core/Security/Policy/Password Storage/Algorithm context property, which also controls the algorithm used to store passwords in context properties and the database password in the Service Shell profile file. For versions 16 to 18, the default method is option 1, TCF1. | DEVCORE3-4968 |
|
19.0.7.0 |
CORR | Users who do not need to edit context properties or user security settings do
not require grant permissions for the following security keys to run the Client
Shell:
|
DEVCORE3-5175 |
| 19.0.20.0 | CORR | An issue where an error message appeared when saving attribute changes on built-in identity type users has been fixed. | DEVCORE3-5486 |