Incremental Zone Transfers. Provides RFC-compliant increment transfer option for secondary zone types. Edit master name servers for multiple zones. Enables you to edit the name servers across multiple zones, eliminating the need to edit each zone to change common name servers. Zone list filtering improvement.
Enables you to filter the Zone list by any attributes such as Zone Type. OctoDNS validation. Akamai Terraform CLI. Akamai Edge DNS provider support is available in release 3. For more information, see LEGO. Release Notes: Identity Cloud. New features: Force zone deletes. The latest update to the Identity Cloud Console includes the following enhancements and bug fixes: Updated the list of applications on the Registration Builder flow promotion screen to disable the current application.
Updated the change message saved on the new version after a flow is promoted through the Registration Builder. Now includes the ID of the application from which the flow was promoted. Resolved an issue with the selection of roles in the Manage Agents section in IE Resolved an issue with the display and editing of settings with long values on the Edit Settings page in the Manage Properties and Manage Application sections.
Resolved an issue causing emails sent upon submission of the Edit User Profile form to ignore the locale configured for the selected property. Updated the complexity requirements for Console user passwords to require 8 or more alphanumeric characters with at least one upper case, one lower case, and one special character.
It also includes the following bug fixes for the Identity Cloud Console: Resolved an issue causing users with roles that do not support Entity Type Filters from accessing all profile management capabilities, due to previously assigned Entity Type Filters not being removed when a user is assigned a higher-level role.
Resolved an issue causing searches for NULL values on dateTime attributes to be submitted incorrectly. Resolved an issue causing dateTime pickers to be accessible to users with view-only permissions on the Edit Full Record screen. The save button is now disabled until all options under Entity Type Filters have loaded when managing Console users in the Manage Agents section. It also includes the following bug fixes for the Identity Cloud Console: Resolved an issue preventing pending invitations from being edited on the Manage Agents page.
Resolved an issue preventing the list of users on the Manage Agents search page from displaying the total number of roles assigned to each user. Resolved an issue preventing Console from fully loading if a permissions check to any Console region failed to respond. Resolved an issue preventing the guided search filter on the Manage Profiles page from always loading the list of attibutes available for searching. Push to Sandbox. For customers with Sandbox on their contract, you can now push a Property Manager configuration directly to your sandbox via the button in Property Manager.
Bug Fixes: Smaller Activation Emails. In order to make the Property Manager activation notification emails smaller, the emails will no longer include all the warnings. Miscellaneous bug fixes and performance improvements. A new Property Manager behavior that lets you control when cache tag headers are returned for debugging purposes. Purge by cache tags let you group content and purge unique objects via the purge API. See Purge content by cache tag for more details.
Edge Hostname Limits. In mid-February we will start to enforce platform safety limits on the number of edge hostnames you can create via Property Manager or PAPI. Until that time, the limit is not enforced, but you will see a status message in the Property Manager UI and in PAPI showing you how many edge hostnames you have remaining.
If you are close to, or over, the limit, we encourage you to access the Edge hostnames application in Control Center and remove any unused edge hostnames you may have. You can also reach out to your account team to request a limit increase. You can now update environments in any order you want without editing templates or using the --force argument. Out-of-order environment promotion is available by default.
Number of environments. Previously, the CLI supported 2 to 10 pipelines. Account switching support. Support for npm. Updated npm support to version 6. Service Binding record types. These new record types also enable alias capability at the domain apex, a long-standing challenge for the Internet. ACME shell support. Certbot plugin support. CLI bulk zone imports. The Akamai CLI DNS provides bulk import capabilities with commands that you can use to submit a set of zones and check the result and status of zones.
Menu improvements. Performance improvements. Incremental Zone Transfers. Provides RFC-compliant increment transfer option for secondary zone types. Edit master name servers for multiple zones. Enables you to edit the name servers across multiple zones, eliminating the need to edit each zone to change common name servers. Zone list filtering improvement. Enables you to filter the Zone list by any attributes such as Zone Type.
A remote user can create specially crafted HTML that, when loaded by the target user, will trigger a buffer overflow in the 'DownloadManagerV2. The code will run with the privileges of the target user. McSlibin discovered this vulnerability. Fortinet also discovered a vulnerability in this control. Impact: A remote user can create HTML that, when loaded by the target user, will execute arbitrary code on the target user's system.
Vendor URL: www. Cause: Boundary error. Underlying OS: Windows Any. Message History: This archive entry has one or more follow-up message s listed below.
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