Additional Fields are now Mandatory for Tenant Registration
The following fields are now mandatory for tenant registration:
- Address
- City
- ZIP Code
- State/Province/Region*
* Mandatory if Country is set to United States, Canada, or Australia
Additional Fields are now Mandatory for Tenant Registration
The following fields are now mandatory for tenant registration:
* Mandatory if Country is set to United States, Canada, or Australia
The input fields for tenant registration, excluding the password field, will be trimmed. Leading and trailing spaces on input fields, excluding the password field, will be removed by the platform during registration.
If you have automation using the API for tenant registration and tenant updating you should modify your automation to account for this behavior.
See the Data Protection on Demand (DPoD) API for more information.
The following fields are being made mandatory for tenant registration when Country is set to United States, Canada, or Australia:
If you have automation using the API for tenant registration and tenant updating you should modify your automation to account for these new mandatory fields.
See the Data Protection on Demand (DPoD) API for more information about available endpoints and fields.
The following fields are being made mandatory for tenant registration:
If you have automation using the API for tenant registration and tenant updating you should modify your automation to account for these new mandatory fields.
See the Data Protection on Demand (DPoD) Public API for more information about available endpoints and fields.
The authentication method used by the 10.0 and 10.1 version of the Luna Cloud HSM client is being deprecated. Clients using this authentication will no longer be supported by the Luna Cloud HSM service after December 31, 2021.
We recommend you upgrade your client to the latest version at your earliest convenience. See Upgrading your client for more information.
Removed
The PATCH /tenants/{id}/admin/reset
and POST /tenants/{id}/admin/resetMfaToken
operations have been removed from the DPoD Platform API.
Service provider administrators can no longer reset the password or MFA token of a user inside of a child tenant. Users can use the self-service resources in the DPoD platform or submit requests to an available administrator. See User Management for more information.
Deprecated
The authentication method used by the 10.0 and 10.1 version of the Luna Cloud HSM client is being deprecated. We recommend you upgrade your Luna Cloud HSM service clients to the latest version at your earliest convenience. Clients using this authentication mechanism will no longer connect to the service after December 31, 2021. Instructions for upgrading the client can be found in our documentation here.
Added
Bugs Found
cmu verifyhsm
does not prompt the user to enter a challenge string. Always specify a challenge string using cmu verifyhsm -challenge <string>
.cmu requestcertificate
using the wrong attribute to specify the private key returns an incorrect error message. Use the -privateouid
to specify a private key on a Luna Cloud HSM service.cmu import
to import a DSA key fails. Use an RSA public key instead.cmu selfsigncertificate
with no arguments specified, on Linux, cmu
fails to prompt the user for the relevant object handles/OUIDs. Always specify the object handles/OUIDs using -publichandle
and -privatehandle
or -publicouid
and -privateouid
.ckmdeo
option Get OUID (39)
returns OUIDs with extra zeroes appended. Use option Get Attribute (24)
to view the correct OUID.CKR_OBJECT_HANDLE_INVALID
. We recommend you avoid upgrading your Luna Cloud HSM service client until the issue is resolved. cmu getpkc
to confirm a public key can fail. Execute the ckdemo
Display Object (27)
function to confirm the key pairs origins and security in the HSM. If the CKA_NEVER_EXTRACTABLE
attribute is present it confirms that the private key was created in the HSM and has never been extracted.Bugs Fixed
cmu selfsigncertificate
now match the input serial number.Deprecated
The DPoD Platform API is deprecating the PATCH /tenants/{id}/admin/reset
and POST /tenants/{id}/admin/resetMfaToken
operations.
Tenant administrators can use the self-service password reset from the DPoD tenant log in screen or request that a sibling tenant administrator reset their password. Tenant administrators must request an MFA reset from a sibling tenant administrator.
These endpoints will be removed from the platform in a future update.
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Bugs Found
Bugs Fixed