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v1.7.13

08 Jul 13:29
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[1.7.13] - 2022-07-07

Changed

  • Updated direct dependencies in bin/juxtaposer/go.mod and in go.mod and add replace statements
    for known vulnerable third-party versions.
    cyberark/secretless-broker#1467

v1.7.12

16 May 19:03
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v1.7.11

19 May 20:05
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v1.7.10

16 Feb 19:49
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v1.7.9

18 Jan 22:02
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v1.7.8

10 Nov 20:32
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1.7.8 - 2021-11-09

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v1.7.7 - 2021-11-03

Fixed

  • Request-signing on the AWS connector was updated to address a bug that was
    causing failed integrity checks, where the request-signing by Secretless was
    incorporating more headers than were used on the original request-signing. The
    fix limits the headers used by Secretless to those used in the original
    request. cyberark/secretless-broker#1432

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v1.7.6

14 Sep 18:52
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v1.7.5

05 Aug 21:38
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v1.7.4

30 Jun 16:01
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v1.7.3

09 Mar 21:03
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  • Update k8s authenticator client version to 0.19.1, which streamlines the parsing of authentication responses, updates the project Golang version to v1.15, and improves error messaging.

Fixed

  • Secretless now sends a valid "SSL is not supported" response per the PostgreSQL protocol standard when a client attempts to open an SSL connection (i.e. when configured with SSL mode require or prefer) via the PostgreSQL connector. When the client is configured with SSL mode prefer, the updated response enables the client to downgrade to an insecure connection and continue. Previously, clients sending requests using either require or prefer SSL mode would receive a generic error from Secretless, which made it harder to determine the root cause of the problem and broke how prefer is expected to work.
    cyberark/secretless-broker#1377