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Clear/Audit - Browser Saved Password

Summary​

This task is designed to perform the Browser Saved Password Audit or Clearance based on the custom fields selected.

Sample Run​

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Sample Run 3

Implementation​

Create Task​

To implement this script, please create a new "PowerShell" style script in the system.

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  • Name: Clear/Audit - Browser Saved Password
  • Description: This task performs the audit or clearance of the browser-saved password based on the option provided.
  • OS Supported: Windows
  • Category: Application

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Script​

Start by making three separate rows. You can do this by clicking the "Add Row" button at the bottom of the script page.

Add Row

Row 1: Function: Set User Variable​

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This sets the variable EdgeWallet with the value of a user parameter @Wipe+DisableCloudSync-EdgeWallet@.

Row 2: Logic: If/Then/Else​

Row 2 Logic

Row 2 Logic 2

IF Condition​

Row 2a: IF: Condition: Custom Field​

In the IF part, enter the custom field as shown below:

Custom Field

Row 2b: Function: PowerShell Script​

PowerShell Script 1

PowerShell Script 2

Paste in the following PowerShell script and set the expected time of script execution to 900 seconds.

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Row 2c: Function: Script Log​

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In the script log message, type %output% so that the script will send the results of the PowerShell script above to the output on the Automation tab for the target device.

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Row 2d: Function: Set Custom Field​

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Select Function 'Set Custom Field'. When you select set custom field, it will open a new window.

In this window, search for the Browser Saved Pwd Audit Data field.

  • Custom Field: Browser Saved Pwd Audit Data
  • Value: %output%

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Row 2e: Function: Script Exit​

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In the script Exit, leave it empty and save.

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Else Condition​

Row 2f: Logic: If/Else/Then​

Else Logic 1

Else Logic 2

IF Condition​

Row 2f(i): Condition: Value​

In the IF part, enter Value 1 equals to @EdgeWallet@.

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Row 2f(ii): Logic: If/Then​

If Then Logic 1

If Then Logic 2

Row 2f(iii): Condition: Custom Field​

In the IF part, enter the custom field as shown below:

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Row 2f(iv): Function: PowerShell Script​

PowerShell Script 3

PowerShell Script 4

Paste in the following PowerShell script and set the expected time of script execution to 900 seconds.

PowerShell Script 3

Row 2f(v): Function: Script Log​

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In the script log message, type %output% so that the script will send the results of the PowerShell script above to the output on the Automation tab for the target device.

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Row 2f(vi): Function: Set Custom Field​

Select Function 'Set Custom Field'. When you select set custom field, it will open a new window.

In this window, search for the Browser Saved Pwd Audit Data field.

  • Custom Field: Browser Saved Pwd Audit Data
  • Value: %output%

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Row 2f(vii): Function: Script Exit​

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In the script Exit, leave it empty and save.

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Row 3: Complete​

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Deployment​

It is suggested to run the Task daily or weekly on the groups "Clear Browser Saved Password endpoints" and "Browser Saved Password Audit Group."
Refer to the Group documentation: Dynamic Groups - Browser Saved Password on how to create it.

  • Go to Automation > Tasks.
  • Search for Clear/Audit - Browser Saved Password Task.
  • Select the concerned task.
  • Click on Schedule to schedule the task/script.

This screen will appear.

Schedule Screen

  • Select the time to run the script and click the "Does not repeat" button.

Does Not Repeat

  • A pop-up box will appear.
  • Change the number of hours to 2 and click OK.

Change Hours

Change Hours 2

  • Search for Browser Saved Password Audit Group in the Resources* and select it. You can search and select any relevant group you would like to schedule the task against. If the site doesn't have a device group that includes all Windows agents, then create one and schedule the task on it.

Search Group

  • Now click the Run button to initiate the task.

Run Task

  • The task will start appearing in the Scheduled Tasks.

Output​

  • Script log
  • Custom field

Changelog​

2025-04-10​

  • Initial version of the document