The update introduces automatic action control during RDP sessions. Administrators can define specific events, such as launching a particular application or changing a browser window, and set system responses: logging the event, terminating the session, or blocking the user.
The system now supports Kerberos authentication on Linux-based Indeed PAM servers for users with accounts in Active Directory. This enables single sign-on (SSO) from domain computers without requiring the management server to be joined to the domain, a feature previously available only on Windows deployments.
The update expands capabilities for users in the Active Directory Protected Users group, who must use Kerberos with AES encryption and cannot use NTLM. These users can now access Indeed PAM on Linux installations, supporting enhanced credential protection and migration to domestic operating systems.
The Web Terminal tool for browser-based remote connections now supports connections to Remote Desktop Services (RDS) servers. Users can access remote desktops or RemoteApp applications directly in the browser without downloading RDP files, installing local clients, or re-authenticating.
A file transfer feature has been added to the Web Terminal, allowing users to move files between their device and the target resource by dragging and dropping them into the active session window. This functionality is managed by Indeed PAM policies to ensure it is only used in approved scenarios.
