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I clearly don't know passwordstate as well as I should. As a security administrator, it seems as though there are some password folders/lists that I can't permissions on - even if they appear to be at the top of the tree. Say what? Shouldn't a security administrator be able to change/grant permissions on anything (except private lists) as long as it's logged?

We created a DNS Zone on our internal DNS server to ensure internal systems resolve passwordstate-.msappproxy.net to the internal IP of the Passwordstate server. You can probably force internal users through the Azure App Proxy as well, but at the very least the Azure App Proxy (and the internal Passwordstate server itself) needs to be able to resolve the name to the internal IP of the server or it won't be able to connect.

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I'm going to second report this feature being an issue. after upgrades last night, have had 2 users report issues with accounts being blocked after an error relating to 2fa. Will be opening a ticket, but wanted to throw this here to be visible.

What I've discovered: removing them from the blocklist does not work- the users immediatly get re-added to the blocklist the next time they try to sign in. However, using a browser on the same PC in incognito mode does let them log in from the PC on the blocklist. This.. doesn't make a lot of sense from a blocklist perspective, but it has given us a workaround. Will have to test if increasing the number of failures allows them to log in normally.

I will second that this feature is not really something that we want. We also have passwordstate only accessible from on our network, and 2fa /should/ be adequate protection against malware or compromised PCs. If an attacker is already able to bypass or deal with 2fa, being blocked on a single IP doesn't seem to be much of a hinderance. And if the ability to use browsers in private/incognito mode is not something specific to a glitch we are encountering, it seems that this isn't much of a hinderance, more an annoyance.

My goal is to have self destruct for clients without a VPN, and then no ability to access passwords without a VPN. Meaning that self destruct portal simply cannot be used in any way, even if breached, to attack the passwordstate server. That's still possible?

I understand that I can enable or disable mobile access. I am still concerned that the app server is not isolated like the previous self destruct portal and if compromised, has full access to passwordstate. Specifying different URLs in the config doesn't actually disable the app servers ability to access password state if it's compromised via a vulnerability.

1. An App Server for Self Destruct open to the internet. This server should have zero ability to access passwordstate, even if compromised and an attacker has bypassed authentication in some way. We would like to block this servers ability to even initiate connections to passwordstate at the network level.

Can you provide guidance on how we achieve #1 so that if an attacker somehow bypassed auth and fully compromised the app server for self destruct that they wouldn't have access to passwords in passwordstate? Can the App Server still work for Self Destruct if it's firewalled off from the passwordstate server like was previously possible with self destruct portal?

I have been using the passwordstate integration that was shared on here for a while now but it has been decided that bulk calling the passwords is now a "security risk" without the auditing on and I have switched off the -preventauditing flag which was blocking it.

Is it possible to have a "on demand" method where I put the name of the credential in the "specify a crediential by name" option and that gets passed through to passwordstate using the Get-PasswordStatePassword -Name $credential.

under Forward Lookup Zones select your Domain and create a CNAME (Canonical Name Record or Alias) as per the image below. Note your Alias name and Fully Qualified domain name (FQDN) will be different to prbpasswordstate, and the taget host is your Passwordstate web server;

passwordstate-management.nuspec passwordstate-management.psd1 passwordstate-management.psm1 bin\readme.md docs\Get-PasswordStateEnvironment.md docs\Get-PasswordStateFolder.md docs\Get-PasswordStateHost.md docs\Get-PasswordStateList.md docs\Get-PasswordStatePassword.md docs\Get-PasswordStatePasswordHistory.md docs\Get-PasswordStatePermission.md docs\Invoke-PasswordStateReport.md docs\New-PasswordStateADSecurityGroup.md docs\New-PasswordStateDependency.md docs\New-PasswordStateDocument.md docs\New-PasswordStateFolder.md docs\New-PasswordStateFolderPermission.md docs\New-PasswordStateHost.md docs\New-PasswordStateList.md docs\New-PasswordStateListPermission.md docs\New-PasswordStatePassword.md docs\New-PasswordStatePasswordPermission.md docs\New-PasswordStateSelfDestructMessage.md docs\New-RandomPassword.md docs\Remove-PasswordStateFolderPermission.md docs\Remove-PasswordStateHost.md docs\Remove-PasswordStateListPermission.md docs\Remove-PasswordStatePassword.md docs\Remove-PasswordStatePasswordPermission.md docs\Save-PasswordStateDocument.md docs\Set-PasswordStateEnvironment.md docs\Set-PasswordStateFolderPermission.md docs\Set-PasswordStateListPermission.md docs\Set-PasswordStatePassword.md docs\Set-PasswordStatePasswordPermission.md docs\Test-PasswordPwned.md docs\res\passwordstate_reports.png en-us\about_Passwordstate_management.help.txt en-us\about_passwordstate_management.md en-us\passwordstate-management-help.xml en-us\strings.psd1 functions\Get-PasswordStateEnvironment.ps1 functions\Get-PasswordStateFolder.ps1 functions\Get-PasswordStateHost.ps1 functions\Get-PasswordStateList.ps1 functions\Get-PasswordStatePassword.ps1 functions\Get-PasswordStatePasswordHistory.ps1 functions\Get-PasswordStatePermission.ps1 functions\Invoke-PasswordStateReport.ps1 functions\New-PasswordStateADSecurityGroup.ps1 functions\New-PasswordStateDependency.ps1 functions\New-PasswordStateDocument.ps1 functions\New-PasswordStateFolder.ps1 functions\New-PasswordStateFolderPermission.ps1 functions\New-PasswordStateHost.ps1 functions\New-PasswordStateList.ps1 functions\New-PasswordStateListPermission.ps1 functions\New-PasswordStatePassword.ps1 functions\New-PasswordStatePasswordPermission.ps1 functions\New-PasswordStateSelfDestructMessage.ps1 functions\New-RandomPassword.ps1 functions\readme.md functions\Remove-PasswordStateFolderPermission.ps1 functions\Remove-PasswordStateHost.ps1 functions\Remove-PasswordStateListPermission.ps1 functions\Remove-PasswordStatePassword.ps1 functions\Remove-PasswordStatePasswordPermission.ps1 functions\Save-PasswordStateDocument.ps1 functions\Set-PasswordStateEnvironment.ps1 functions\Set-PasswordStateFolderPermission.ps1 functions\Set-PasswordStateListPermission.ps1 functions\Set-PasswordStatePassword.ps1 functions\Set-PasswordStatePasswordPermission.ps1 functions\Test-PasswordPwned.ps1 internal\configurations\configuration.ps1 internal\configurations\readme.md internal\functions\Get-NativePath.ps1 internal\functions\Get-PasswordStateResource.ps1 internal\functions\Get-PSCustomObject.ps1 internal\functions\Get-StringHash.ps1 internal\functions\New-PasswordStateResource.ps1 internal\functions\PasswordStateClass.ps1 internal\functions\readme.md internal\functions\Remove-DiacriticsFromString.ps1 internal\functions\Remove-PasswordStateResource.ps1 internal\functions\Set-PasswordStateResource.ps1 internal\scriptblocks\scriptblocks.ps1 internal\scripts\license.ps1 internal\scripts\postimport.ps1 internal\scripts\preimport.ps1 internal\scripts\strings.ps1 internal\tepp\assignment.ps1 internal\tepp\example.tepp.ps1 internal\tepp\readme.md

Customers have been advised to check the file size of moserware.secretsplitter.dll located in their c:\inetpub\passwordstate\bin\ directory. If the file size is 65kb then they are likely to have been affected.

2) Has the organization contacted Click Studios with a directory listing of c:\inetpub\passwordstate\bin output to a file called PasswordstateBin.txt and has this file been sent to Click Studios Technical Support? 2351a5e196