Locksmith

Name: Locksmith
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Sentia

Locksmith allows you to easily switch between accounts in the AWS portal!

This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2023-06-21

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Are you managing many different Amazon Web Services accounts? Locksmith is a Chrome extension that allows you to easily switch between accounts! It provides a dropdown menu from which you can select one of your accounts, and it will open a new Chrome window with a session to the web console of that account.

The extension uses IAMs Cross-Account Roles, therefore you only need credentials for one AWS account. This also means that you only need a single MFA (virtual) token, no matter how many accounts you manage!

1.4.0: [security] Updated packages and dependencies [feature] Highlight environment (test, production, ...)

0.3.1: [feature] Search by AWS Account ID

0.3.0: [feature] Support AWS switch-role [fix] Upgrade to ionic 1.3.2

0.2.0: [feature] Increase session duration to four hours

0.1.13: [feature] Reduce required permissions [feature] Rebrand from Unitt to Sentia

0.1.12: [fix] Manifest

0.1.10: [feature] Allow configuration using a configuration URL

0.1.9: [feature] Add Unitt branding

0.1.8: [fix] Scrolling issue introduced in 0.1.7

0.1.7: [feature] Keyboard shortcuts and control

0.1.6: [feature] API mirrors bookmarks to local storage, you can switch to local storage when API is down

0.1.5: [feature] Toggle between API and local storage as database

0.1.4: [fix] Update description

0.1.2: [feature] Toggle incognito sessions [fix] Input text selections [fix] Scrolling issues

0.1.1: [feature] Initial release

Extension

By:

Sentia

Users:

558

Rating:

5.00

(1)

Version:

1.4.0 Last updated: 2019-10-25

Creation date:

2019-10-25

Risk:

Permissions:

https://signin.aws.amazon.com/federation

Size:

716.00KB

Email:

su*****@sentia.com

Full description:

Source:

Chrome Web Store

Data ingested on:

2023-06-21

Extension safety

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Locksmith requires a few sensitive permissions. Exercise caution before installing.

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Locksmith may not be trust-worthy. Avoid installing if possible unless you really trust this publisher.