Version 2.0.27
- Further improved clickjacking protection: added blocking of clicks on hidden elements and checking for element overlap and CSS transformations
- Fixed an issue when following a link from a notification to a deleted vault or password
- Fixed an issue that could cause the extension to log out
Changes in versions 2.0.25 and 2.0.26
- In version 2.0.25, pop-up window offering autofill was disabled to test the extension’s resistance to clickjacking attacks. Warnings about suspicious elements on webpages were also added.
- In version 2.0.26, autofill pop-ups are available again, and you can now disable them for the entire organization. The extension automatically detects and blocks most common clickjacking methods.
You can disable pop-up autofill suggestions by adjusting the Content scripts setting in the Browser extension section of the system settings (available starting from Passwork 7.1.2).
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