Potential Issue with Master Password [3]

Potential Issue with Master Password

Thursday, December 15, 2016 5:05 PM - Omer Pesach

1. I set a master password for Xshell.
2. I closed Xshell then started it.
3. The Enter password dialog popped up.
4. I clicked on "CANCEL" without inserting the password.
5. The dialog closed.

So far so good. BUT Then:

Xshell started and I could access all the SSH session as if there is no master password on Xshell.

So in essence the master password protection is useless.

Versions
Xshell.exe: 5.0.0044, nssock2.dll: 5.0.0023, nsssh3.dll: 5.0.0035, nsprofile2.dll: 5.0.0024, nslicense.dll: 5.0.0021, nsutil2.dll: 5.0.0029, nsverchk.exe: 5.0.0010, Xagent.exe: 5.0.0017, Xactivator.exe: 5.0.0003

Program Ver. : Xshell 5


Re: Potential Issue with Master Password

Friday, December 16, 2016 6:08 AM - Support

The design of the Master Password feature is intended for encryption of the session passwords. You may be able to see the session information, but the password will not be accessible.

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Re: Potential Issue with Master Password

Friday, November 24, 2017 12:39 AM - haoming

when i first launch the program, it ask me the master password.
but , when i quickly restart the program. the master password protection disappear.

i dont need the password to start the program.


Re: Potential Issue with Master Password

Friday, November 24, 2017 10:04 PM - Support

Our tests show that you are correct and that the master password is not requested on certain occasions when Xshell is quickly restarted. We will fix this issue asap.

If you no longer want a master password, you can disable it by going to Tools -> Options -> Security tab.

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