SR-119800 · Issue 177840
Security policy transaction mismatch error resolved
Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8
If security policies are enabled, logging out and then logging in prompts a password change. If the password was changed and then the page was refreshed, a transaction mismatch error occurred. This was caused by incomplete clearing of the password setting transaction, and the system has been updated to properly switch transactions.
SR-123581 · Issue 188015
Scrolling corrected for Safari on mobile devices
Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8
When using the global search on a tablet or mobile device, the results are displayed in a modal pop up in the browser. However, scrolling was not working when using Safari on a mobile device. To correct this, the Search Panel CSS and js were modified to enable scroll support on mobile devices.
SR-123636 · Issue 184161
Trojan horse protection auto-enabled
Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8
The authentication/trojanhorseprotection previously defaulted to NEVER, creating a security vulnerability. The trojanhorseprotection setting now defaults to external.
SR-123636 · Issue 181701
Trojan horse protection auto-enabled
Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8
The authentication/trojanhorseprotection previously defaulted to NEVER, creating a security vulnerability. The trojanhorseprotection setting now defaults to external.
SR-124473 · Issue 186179
Added handling for unauthenticated asynchronous SOAP service
Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8
After implementing changes to work around an error with SOAP authentication, the unauthenticated asynchronous SOAP service generated an error and failed to complete. This was due to the changes to the authentication process omitting the asynchronous mode case when a SOAP service that intended to not use authentication ends up calling a sub-activity that requires authentication. This use case is now covered.
SR-125913 · Issue 192447
Fixed file attachments in Mobile
Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8
When using the AttachContent Control functionality in mobile, attaching a file popped up a window with the message 'File attached successfully', but no Action Sets associated with file attachments were actually run. Using the same functionality on desktop did not have any issues. This problem was traced to an error in the JavaScript code for the mobile control relating to the access group, and has been corrected.
SR-126719 · Issue 177348
Added fallback keyinfo handling
Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8
When a SAML assertion response is received in the authentication activity, an error indicated the KeyInfo was missing in the signature. This was caused by a lack of redundancy in the keyinfo handling that caused an exception when keyinfo was not included in the SAML response. Support has now been added to check the certificate in the truststore where the certificate from IDP metadata would have been imported, and there is an added null check in the debug logs.
SR-126719 · Issue 178793
Added fallback keyinfo handling
Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8
When a SAML assertion response is received in the authentication activity, an error indicated the KeyInfo was missing in the signature. This was caused by a lack of redundancy in the keyinfo handling that caused an exception when keyinfo was not included in the SAML response. Support has now been added to check the certificate in the truststore where the certificate from IDP metadata would have been imported, and there is an added null check in the debug logs.
SR-128463 · Issue 193907
Create KeyRing updated for split schema
Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8
If a command line script is configured (viz. keyringGen.sh) to encrypt user passwords for prconfig.xml databases using Keyring utility, a prconfig.xml could have three database entries but the keyring tool only prompted for two databases and did not allow encrypting password for the user for the third database. The prconfig.xml file requires very specific location information to run: to resolve this, the variables to hold schema name in case of split schema configuration have been added.
SR-A87291 · Issue 255631
JDBC password encryption check logic updated
Resolved in Pega Version 7.2.2
When using a Database instance with a JDBC connection URL, the specified password is encrypted. An issue was occurring where multiple saves of the instance caused the encrypted password to be encrypted again, causing the agent to lose access to the DB due to an authentication failure. The problem was traced to a logic flaw in the method used to check whether the password was already encrypted, and has been fixed.