In the new version, we’ve improved sorting algorithms for vaults, passwords, and shortcuts, extended settings for authorization password policies, and made numerous improvements to the UI and localization.

You can find all information about Passwork updates in our technical documentation.

In the latest version, we've refined and enhanced every element of our product, making it even more convenient for users and more effective for addressing administrative tasks.

We’ve completely rewritten the code using modern methods: improved performance, simplified initial setup, sped up the implementation of new features, and laid the groundwork for developing a desktop application.

We’ve added a full-fledged API to ensure seamless integration with existing systems and services. Now, you can use it to access all Passwork features — from copying passwords to managing users and security settings.

We’ve redesigned the key sections based on your feedback and fixed a number of flaws, while improving UI personalization and maintaining the familiar workflow.

Instead of just two standard statuses, you can now create an unlimited number of roles with individual permissions and settings. The previous "Roles" have been renamed to "Groups," and access management has been made more intuitive.

Instead of organization vaults and personal vaults, users can now create private vaults. A private vault becomes shared only when other users are added to it. Administrators are no longer automatically added to new vaults.

Adding users to groups no longer provides automatic access to vaults — access now requires confirmation from the vault's administrator. Users who gain access to a vault through LDAP synchronization will also need to be confirmed.

Learn more about all new features in Passwork 7 in the article — docs.passwork.pro/passwork-7

To upgrade to version 7.0, you’ll need to update your Passwork to version 6.5, migrate your data, and confirm this in the customer portal. Upgrade instructions can be found here — docs.passwork.pro/migration-v7

⚠️ We recommend exploring the new features and data migration specifics in a test environment before updating your self-hosted version. For testing, you can deploy Passwork 7 on a separate server — this will allow you to review all the changes in the new version without affecting your current working environment.

In the new version, we have improved autofill, enhanced TOTP code generation, and fixed an issue that prevented notes from being displayed in the password info.

The extension won't open new tabs when autofilling your credentials on websites with the "Sign in using Passwork" button.

Spaces will now be automatically removed when copying or entering values in the TOTP field. Additionally, an issue that sometimes led to TOTP codes being generated incorrectly has been fixed.

The browser extension is available for Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox.

In the new version, we have fixed the issue with random logouts, updated the autofill algorithms, and added a notification for expired authorization tokens.

The browser extension is available for Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox.

In the new version, we have fixed a number of issues related to autofill, notifications, extension data reset, and increased the delay time before the extension closes after five failed PIN attempts.

The browser extension is available for Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox.

We recommend updating your Passwork due to security fixes and improvements. The update is available on our customer portal.

The update is available on our customer portal.

In the new version of the browser extension, we have made it possible to set a mandatory PIN code for all users and improved its protection mechanism against brute-force attacks, we have enhanced the password search algorithm and introduced a number of UI improvements.

Now administrators can set PIN codes to be mandatory for all users. If no PIN code is set, users will be prompted to create one when they log in to the browser extension.

After each failed attempt to enter a PIN code, the input field will be blocked and cleared automatically. After five failed attempts to enter a PIN code, the extension will log a user out and reset the previously entered host address.

Password search to autofill login forms will occur across all passwords available to the user, not just the current domain.

The browser extension is available for Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox.

In the new version, we have added the option to set a mandatory browser extension PIN code for all users, significantly expanded the list of events displayed in the Activity log, improved working with LDAP group lists, and made it possible for administrators to configure user access rights to password history and notifications related to their changes.

Now administrators have the option to make the browser extension PIN code mandatory for all users. If no PIN code is set, users will be prompted to create one when they log in to the browser extension.

With the new ‘Who can view the history of actions with passwords’ setting, it is possible to grant users (with access levels below Admin) the right to view password history, password editions, and notifications of their changes — these features were previously available only to vault administrators.

Now all changes in the Account settings, User management, LDAP settings, SSO settings, License info, and Background tasks are displayed in the Activity log.

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Automatic updating of LDAP group lists can now be configured on the Groups tab in the LDAP settings. The update is performed through background tasks with a selected time interval.

⚙️ The update is available on the customer portal