From the Salt documentation, I could generate the keys on the master with salt-key -gen-keys=keyname. However, for security reasons, I'd rather the key be generated on the minion, so only the public key ever needs leave the machine. Salt-key executes simple management of Salt server public keys used for authentication. On initial connection, a Salt minion sends its public key to the Salt master. This key must be accepted using the salt-key command on the Salt master. Salt minion keys can be in one of the following states: unaccepted: key is waiting to be accepted. Saltstack: how to re-push a key from a salt-minion to a salt-master? Ask Question Asked 5 years, 5 months ago. Restart the minion to generate new keys; When I had the factory-compiled salt, test.ping did nothing, and the traffic on SuperUser (and lessor sites) implied I should get the latest version. Nov 08, 2014 Summary: Minion will generate two minion keys under certain race conditions, which results in salt-minion with a key that will never work until you delete and re-add the key on salt-master. Description: If you start salt-minion and run a. Preseed Minion with Accepted Key. Many ways to preseed minion keys. Salt has other ways to generate and pre-accept minion keys in addition to the manual steps outlined below. Salt-cloud performs these same steps automatically when new cloud VMs are created (unless instructed not to).
If you lose your Everykey, you can remotely freeze it, so no one else can use it. FEATURES OF EVERYKEY FOR CHROME Everykey for Chrome has been reworked from the ground up in version 3 Remember Passwords - Remembered passwords can be used on any device that's tied to your account Automatic Login - Login to any website that Everykey has. I can use the web site on chrome with my mobile phone as a hotspot, just not from the customer's site. All other sites seem to work, which is odd too. Generate private ssh key kubernetes. I can get to other banking websites. It's the same on all PCs, including mine although, as I said, Edge & IE are fine.
Chrome Allow All Sites To Use Key Generation In Forms 2016
Google Chrome Allow All Sites To Use Key Generation In Forms
Chrome Allow All Sites To Use Key Generation In Forms 2016
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Password Generation
Overview
Passwords are not a very good form of authentication. They are easy to use but they are trivial to steal, either through phishing, malware, or a malicious/incompetent site owner. Furthermore, since people are so apt to reuse passwords losing one password leaks a substantial amount of your internet identity.
Chrome's long term solution to this problem is browser sign in plus OpenID. While implementing browser sign in is something that we can control, getting most sites on the internet to use OpenID will take a while. In the meantime it would be nice to have a way to achieve thesame affect of having the browser control authentication. Currently you can mostly achieve this goal through Password Manager and Browser Sync, but users still know their passwords so they are still susceptible to phishing. By having Chrome generate passwords for users, we can remove this problem. In addition to removing the threat of phishing, automatically generating password is a good way to promote password manager use, which should be more secure and seamless than manual password management.
Design
Generating and Updating Passwords
Detecting when we are on a page that is meant for account sign up will be most of the technical challenge. This will be accomplished by a combination of local heuristics and integration with Autofill. In particular, the password manager will upload information to Autofill servers when a user signs in using a saved password on a form different from the one it was saved on. This gives a strong signal that the original form was used for account creation. This data is then aggregated to determine if the form is or isn't used for account creation. Those that are will be labeled as such by Autofill. If a signal is received from Autofill when the form is rendered, we mark the password field. When the users focuses this field, we show an Autofill like dropdown with a password suggestion.
The generated password is generic enough that it works on most sites as is, but not all sites have the same requirements. Eventually we will use additional signals to craft the generated password we use, but for now we ease editing by showing the password if the user focuses the field and also sync any changes made to the confirm password field (if one exists).
The user doesn't need to explicitly save a password that is generated as it happens automatically, and they should go through the normal password management experience from that point on.
Retrieving Passwords
While generally it's good that users don't know their passwords, there are times when they will need them such as when they aren't able to use Chrome. For these cases, we will have a secure password storage web site where users can sign in and view (and possibly export?) their passwords. Since it should be relatively rare that users need this, and since this information is valuable, we are debating adding additional safety checks here, such as a prompt to enable StrongAuth. TODO(gcasto): Add link once this site is live.
PasswordGenerationAgentis responsible for both detecting account creation password fields and properly filling and updating the passwords depending on the users interaction with the UI.
Browser
PasswordGenerationManager takes messages from the renderer and makes an OS specific dropdown. This UI use a PasswordGenerator to create a reasonable password for this site (tries to take in account maxlength attribute, pattern attribute, etc.). If the password is accepted, it is sent back to the renderer.
Caveats
Users must have password sync enabled
Since users are not going to know their passwords, we need to be able to retrieve it for them no matter which computer they are using.
Not all websites can be protected
This feature only works for sites that work with both the password manager and Autofill. Currently this means sites that do signup with only two input fields (e.g. Netflix) aren't covered since Autofill doesn't upload in this case. It also means that sites that don't work with the password manager (e.g. sites that login without navigation) aren't covered.
Users are only protected for new passwords
We will not force users to use this feature, we simply suggest it when they sign up. Eventually we will want to prompt on change password forms as well, though the password manager currently doesn't have this capability.
Feature makes Google a higher value hijacking target
Google is already a high value target so this shouldn't changes much. Moreover it's easier for us to make logging into Google more secure via StrongAUTH than have every site on the internet secure itself. At some point in the future it might also be possible for us to automatically change all of a users passwords when we realize that their account is hijacked.
Nov 08, 2014 Summary: Minion will generate two minion keys under certain race conditions, which results in salt-minion with a key that will never work until you delete and re-add the key on salt-master. Description: If you start salt-minion and run a. Preseed Minion with Accepted Key. Many ways to preseed minion keys. Salt has other ways to generate and pre-accept minion keys in addition to the manual steps outlined below. Salt-cloud performs these same steps automatically when new cloud VMs are created (unless instructed not to).