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Submitted URL: https://vault.internal.qa.socrate.ninja/
Effective URL: https://vault.internal.qa.socrate.ninja/ui/
Submission: On March 26 via automatic, source certstream-suspicious — Scanned from FR
Effective URL: https://vault.internal.qa.socrate.ninja/ui/
Submission: On March 26 via automatic, source certstream-suspicious — Scanned from FR
Form analysis 1 forms found in the DOM
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<label for="token" class="is-label">Token</label>
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<input id="ember27" class="ember-text-field ember-view input" name="token" autocomplete="off" spellcheck="false" type="password">
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<!----> <button class="button is-primary " id="auth-submit" type="submit"> Sign In </button>
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HCP LINK ERROR Timestamp Not available Error Not available Additional information Check the logs for more information Close SIGN IN TO VAULT Method Token Username LDAP Okta JWT OIDC RADIUS GitHub Token Sign In Contact your administrator for login credentials © 2024 HashiCorp Vault 1.15.6 Upgrade to Vault Enterprise Documentation The Vault Browser CLI provides an easy way to execute common Vault CLI commands, such as write, read, delete, and list. It does not include kv v2 write or put commands. For guidance, type `help`. Examples: → Write secrets to kv v1: write <mount>/my-secret foo=bar → List kv v1 secret keys: list <mount>/ → Read a kv v1 secret: read <mount>/my-secret → Mount a kv v2 secret engine: write sys/mounts/<mount> type=kv options=version=2 → Read a kv v2 secret: kv-get <mount>/secret-path → Read a kv v2 secret's metadata: kv-get <mount>/secret-path -metadata