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# October 2025

## JavaScript SDK 17.3.0

* **KSM-534**: Added HTTP/HTTPS proxy support for Node.js and browser environments
* **KSM-575**: Fixed DOM clobbering CVE-2024-43788 security vulnerability
* **KSM-657**: Added custom caching function support for application-specific caching strategies
* **KSM-661**: Improved error handling for corrupted records, files, and folders
* **KSM-669**: Fixed crypto issues in Cloudflare Workers environment

## .NET SDK 17.0.0 and Powershell Module

* **KSM-535:** Added HTTP/HTTPS proxy support with optional authentication
* **KSM-570:** PowerShell module minimum version increased from 5.1 to 6.0
* **KSM-625:** Added GraphSync library for reading linked secret relationships
* **KSM-633:** Added links2Remove parameter for selective file deletion
* **KSM-659:** Improved error handling for corrupted records, files, and folders

## CLI Tool 1.1.7

* **KSM-668:** Restored `?` help command functionality in interactive shell mode (was broken in v1.1.6)

## Ansible Integration 1.2.5

* Restructured plugin project to support Ansible VS Code Extension
* All plugins moved to keeper\_secrets\_manager\_ansible/plugins/ subdirectory for improved IDE compatibility


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