Hi everyone!
The past weeks we've added four documents to our knowledge base:
• Password Reset for Local Users: password reset for local users has been available since day one, but it was never documented. There's usually no need to document how to do a password reset as it's quite straightforward, but the recently developed protection against password reset poisoning prompted us to write about it.
Just a note to confirm that Team Password Manager and any other software developed by us do not use the Log4j Java library, so we're not affected by the Log4j / log4shell vulnerability / CVE-2021-44228.
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2021-44228Hi everyone!
Today we're releasing a new version of Team Password Manager, 10.135.236, with many changes, two of which stand out: API v.5 and One Time Passwords.
API v.5 introduces file management to the API. With API v.5 you can upload and download files using the API, as well as do other operations with files: list, update, etc. Basically, the same operations you can do using the web user interface. We've included examples in PHP of how you can upload and download files in the documentation.
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These past days we've been working on several things that we'd like to share.
We've released an update of the browser extension (v. 3.15.14) to fine-tune the connection/disconnection of the extension to Team Password Manager. We've also corrected a bug that, in some cases, prevented SAML connections in Firefox.
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Following the release of the SAML authentication feature, we've published some guides to help you integrate Team Password Manager with the following SAML Identity Providers (IdP): Google, Microsoft Azure Active Directory, Okta and OneLogin. Check them out here:
Hi everyone!
Today we're releasing a new version of Team Password Manager, 9.125.225, with two major new features: SAML Single Sign-On Authentication and a browser extension backend to support a new extension update (3.15.10).
As you probably know, Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) is a standard for exchanging authentication and authorization information between an Identity Provider, such as OneLogin, G Suite or Azure, and a Service Provider, in this case Team Password Manager.
Hi everyone!
Today we're releasing a new version of Team Password Manager, 7.120.220, that doesn't have any new features but that we think is quite important.
We've been working on optimizing loading the branches of the projects tree on the left sidebar. Before this version, for small installations, the tree branches loaded quickly. But if you added lots of projects, passwords and users, loading branches could take some time, especially for non-Admin users.
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Today we're releasing the Docker image for Team Password Manager.
As you probably know, Docker is a system that allows you to create software packages, called containers, that have all the components to run an application. This way you don't have to take care of installing every component and configuring the settings to run an application. In a simplified way: install Docker and run a container, that's it.
Docker containers are created from Docker images, which contain all the functionality to install the container. Team Password Manager Docker images, for instance, take care of installing
Hello everyone!
We're happy to announce that we've created an extension for Firefox for Team Password Manager.
We've had an extension for Google Chrome for some time and this summer we made sure it worked for Microsoft Edge. Now we've made it compatible with Mozilla Firefox too. All the three extensions
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Today we're releasing a new version of Team Password Manager, v. 7.118.217, with the following features:
● Archived Passwords: the same concept that is used with archived projects, but applied to passwords. Archived passwords cannot be modified. They're normally used for passwords that are no longer in use but that you don't want to delete. We've also created a new document that describes it: Archived Passwords and Projects.
● Last visited page: with this new version, when you sign in, you're taken to the latest visited page. For example, the latest password, project, etc. But if before signing in you request a specific page, like for example a bookmarked password, you'll be taken to it.
