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tariqmi
1 hour agoNew Member
CLI: Hidden, cleartext password fields in JSON output
When using the 1Password CLI, I am seeing a field labeled "password" with the value stored as a string. For example:
{
"id": "",
"type": "STRING",
"label": "password",
"value": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"reference": "op://Private/XYZ/password"
}This field does not appear in the UI for the login entry. (I see this pattern in about 53 of the 475 items I analyzed, so, it's not universal). For the few items I took a deeper look at, it seems like the value of this string field matches the value I see in the "history" entry of the concealed password field (which also shows up for password history in the UI):
{
"id": "password",
"type": "CONCEALED",
"purpose": "PASSWORD",
"label": "logonPasswordVerify",
"value": "yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy",
"entropy": 118.28349304199219,
"reference": "op://Private/XYZ/logonPasswordVerify",
"password_details": {
"entropy": 118,
"generated": true,
"strength": "FANTASTIC",
"history": ["xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"]
}Does anyone know what the purpose of these "hidden" cleartext password fields on a login entry are? Is this some data inconsistency or legacy artifact?
Regards,
- Tariq
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