Patch Version 26.3.101 for Password Secure released

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Patch Version 26.3.101 for Password Secure released
Patch Version 26.3.101 for Password Secure released800×480 33.6 KB

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Password Secure 26.3.101 Now Available

This update for Netwrix Password Secure version 26.3.101 delivers important improvements to stability, security, and usability across the Server, Clients, and Add-ons.

Bug Fixes and Miscellaneous Updates

  • We fixed an issue that prevented the .NET SDK from being operational. Now, it can be used again. [.NET SDK]
  • Some customers reported that they are not able to activate their databases after the last update. This problem was caused by having the user right “Is database administrator” globally set to “Activated”. Now, this setup is no longer an issue. [Server]
  • Errors that happen during web service requests are now protocolled in the Windows event log, too. [Server]
  • Fixed a minor visual issue in the browser extension for Mozilla Firefox. [Browser Extension]
  • An issue in the validation of the web application was fixed. It is now possible again to save passwords having a minimum or a maximum length configured. [Web App (Advanced view), Web App (Basic view)]
  • It is possible again for MSPs to edit their customers using the Server Manager. [MSP]

Bug fixes

Component Description Case # Escalation #
.NET SDK We fixed an issue that prevented the .NET SDK from being operational. Now, it can be used again. 423386, 423397 4308958
Server Some customers reported that they are not able to activate their databases after the last update. This problem was caused by having the user right “Is database administrator” globally set to “Activated”. Now, this setup is no longer an issue. 423797 4308957, 4308959
Browser Extension Fixed a minor visual issue in the browser extension for Mozilla Firefox. 423389
Web App An issue in the validation of the web application was fixed. It is now possible again to save passwords having a minimum or a maximum length configured. 423392 4308914, 4308918
MSP It is possible again for MSPs to edit their customers using the Server Manager. 423713 4308927

Compatibility

  • The following client versions are compatible with Netwrix Password Secure Application Server 26.3.101:

  • Windows & Web App: from latest major release: > 26.3.100

  • Browser Extensions & API/SDK: >=26.3.100

The following Netwrix Password Secure Application Server versions are compatible with the Password Secure Browser Extension 26.3.101:

  • Application Server: >=9.2.2.32693

Note: Older client versions may work but aren’t supported; any breaking changes will be announced explicitly.

Note: With the release of Version 26.3.101, support for version 9.0.0.30423 and older has stopped.

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Password Secure Bug Fix List
Password Secure Version 26.3.100 released
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When will the Android application finally receive an update? It is currently, to put it mildly, entirely unusable

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A suggested correction regarding the latest updates:
It would be helpful if the hash files did not misleadingly say “SHA256” inside since, as indicated in the filenames, these are actually SHA512 values. Thanks.

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Short question concerning the naming of the version, in terms of the “new” definiton for that. Is this update a “patch”? Then name of the version should be “26.3.2.0.0”, right? Or is this “really” a major-version, so called - from your site? Then the name would be suitable.

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Good catch, thanks for pointing this out.
You’re right, the hash labeling is inconsistent. We’ve flagged this internally and will correct it in the next update to avoid confusion.
Appreciate you calling it out.

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Hi PGO 1337 - thanks for your question.

Honestly, a good question! We are aware of the current situation, and we take it very seriously.

At the moment, we are actively working on it, but - to be absolutely clear - it’s going to take us some more time!

I’ll follow up on this (here in the community) - and hopefully will share a detailed update soon!!

Cheers,
sascha

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Hi Marcus Möwes - thanks for bringing this up!

First to confirm: this release is a ‘patch release’ - focused on fixes and stability improvements.

For a patch release, we count up the units: 26.3.101 - since we started with the major/breaking change release in March '26 (26.3.100), we now follow with .101 for a patch.

Additional to our small explainer here in the community, you can find more details/examples regarding the versioning in our documentation: Versioning scheme | Netwrix Product Documentation

Cheers,
-sascha

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Hi Sascha,

Thank you for clarifying that. I was a little bit “lost in translation” with the “spot” of the digits for the release indicator. Now I got it.

Best Regards

Marcus

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Dear Sascha, thank you for your prompt reply. Since last year, we have repeatedly been assured by support that an update for the Android application was imminent, yet no tangible progress has been made. The most recent release dates back to July 15, 2024!

For a password manager, this stagnation is untenable and fundamentally incompatible with the rigorous compliance standards demanded by KRITIS organizations.

Regrettably, our executive leadership is now urging us to explore alternative solutions should the application fail to receive a timely update that restores full functionality.

We would greatly welcome a swift update, as we remain otherwise highly satisfied with the application.
I trust you will convey this urgent feedback to the appropriate colleagues and superiors.

Many thanks.