SecureDoc v5.3 SR4 Release Notes

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Added support for Gemalto Cyberflex Access 64k smartcard (with a 2048-bit certificate and a PIN length greater than 8 characters). [CLIENT]

Added support for Mac OS X 10.7.5 and 10.7.8 (Mountain Lion).

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DAC (Disk Access Control) read/write settings do not take effect when RMCE (Removable Media Container Encryption) is enabled. [CLIENT]

Fix: If DAC is set to "Read Only Unless Encrypted", it will not be possible to write to disk areas that have not been encrypted by RMCE.

The "Encrypt Media" option appears in the RMCE context menu on the client. [CLIENT]

Fix: This option no longer appears; only the "Create Encrypted Container" option is shown.

PBN auto-boot user is not able to use RMCE. [CLIENT]

Black screen or "No Operating System Found" message during PBN auto-boot. [CLIENT]

SecureDoc credential provider does not provide clear warning text when an AD administrator has changed a user's Windows password. [CLIENT]

Error message "No private key on token" appears in SecureDoc Control Center when user tries to authenticate to a keyfile that has been converted from password to token-based authentication. [CLIENT]

SecureDoc credential provider does not appear for single sign-on after a device is re-booted. [CLIENT]

"Show commands" windows shows incorrect execution time for crypto-erase command. [SERVER]

Fix: The correct execution time is shown and an entry appears in the audit log.

SecureDoc crashes when a fake SD card is inserted into the card reader in a Dell laptop. [CLIENT]

SecureDoc encrypts the same partition twice if the encryption process is interrupted. [CLIENT]

Fix: SecureDoc resumes the encryption from where it left off.

Interference with laptop audio.

Cannot install Adobe Acrobat 10 on an encrypted device. [CLIENT]

Conflict between PBN and DHCP. [CLIENT]

Fix: Mac PBN clients now accept unicast DHCP packets.

SCCM domain account is locked out when SecureDoc is installed.

Unable to authenticate to a system with a hardware -encrypted Seagate DriveTrust drive. [CLIENT]

Fix: A user with user rights can now authenticate to the system with either a local keyfile or through PBN.

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Support for OS X 10.7.5 and OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion)

Note: Users are required to install the SecureDoc 5.3SR4 update for Mac before they upgrade to 10.7.5 or 10.8. Failure to do this may cause system instability.

Please refer to this article: Product Notification for upgrading to Mac OS X 10.7.5 and 10.8.