Are you sure you want to share this item?

Hey @9elsen, thanks for reaching out. This prompt appears if you're attempting to share an item that may contain a part of your 1Password account credentials.

Does the item you're sharing contain anything that may resemble a 1Password Secret Key? This could be triggering this prompt to appear.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Ali

The file attached is a technical file that contains several strings, like e.g. mp-608-220909-0060554-latest-0ef8.
It does contain dashes, letters and numbers - just like a Secret Key, but it is not @AliH1P

Thanks for your reply @9elsen. It sounds like 1Password is detecting one or several of the strings to be something that could be a Secret Key and providing you with that warning.

As long as you've verified that the file and item do not actually contain any of your account credentials, you can safely share the item.

Ali

The pattern of a Secret Key should be quite precise, so it would be nice if this warning would be a little more careful before triggering, anyhow that is some feedback for the product team @AliH1P

Hi @9elsen, I've passed this along to the relevant team to investigate further.

We appreciate you bringing this to our attention.

Ali

Is there any update on this? I get the same message on a simple password share. 1Password for Windows 8.10.22 (81022040)

Hello @rhp195,

I'm sorry, we have no further news to share at the moment.

You mentioned you are seeing the same message on a simple password when attempting to share. Could you provide some additional details about the types of fields that are appearing in this particular item? Does this item contain any data that looks similar to a Secret Key? any details you can provide would be helpful, but please be sure to not include personal or private information.

I'm looking forward to your reply.

Running into this as well whenever I try to share a credential that has a field that contains a UUID in the 8-4-4-4-12 format.

@hobbseltoff

I'm sorry that you've also run into the issue, it's still open in our developer's backlog and I've let them know that you're affected as well.

If you've verified that the item in question does not actually contain your account credentials, you can safely share the item.

-Dave

ref: dev/core/core#18832

Checking in... just got this message and I don't know why but it makes me nervous.

At least update the message to tell us what/where in the item 1Password is seeing the possibility of credential exposure. I want to know what 1P is seeing so I can make an informed decision.

I'm using a Note item to share multiple financial documents with someone.  If 1P would say something like, "this attachment looks like it might..." or "this field ... " at least I could narrow in on the suspect info and make an informed choice.