Burrow 5.6.2
Rotated secrets for MSSQL logins, MongoDB users and Oracle users, dynamic secrets that give each machine its own Oracle login, and a Linux x86-64 download that starts on Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12, RHEL 9 and Amazon Linux 2023.
Updates to the Burrow, the platform, and the SDKs.
A fix for the compromised eMudhra certificate authorities (CVE-2026-91403) in your Burrow and in ratel-node 0.5.1, whose Linux x86-64 download now starts on Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12, RHEL 9 and Amazon Linux 2023.

Rotated secrets for MSSQL logins, MongoDB users and Oracle users, dynamic secrets that give each machine its own Oracle login, and a Linux x86-64 download that starts on Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12, RHEL 9 and Amazon Linux 2023.
Rotated secrets for Windows and Linux accounts, PostgreSQL roles, and MySQL, MariaDB and Redis users, and dynamic secrets that give each machine its own Windows or Linux account.
Ratel Node agents on your hosts, certificate authorities that sign SSH certificates, SSH logins for machines with ratel cert get, a sign-in rule that requires a second factor, and custom domains when adding machines and nodes.
Dynamic secrets that give every machine its own database login, GitLab CI/CD and Bitbucket Pipelines machines, rate limits you can tune, sign-ins in the audit log, and pages that follow changes made elsewhere.
Secrets that rotate themselves on a schedule, secrets that belong to one environment with linked copies, your master key sealed to the machine's TPM, a dashboard that works on your phone, and a Windows service you manage from a menu.
Machines hear about changes the moment they're saved, apps can keep their identity in memory, your Burrow answers HTTP on your own network and can open your router in one click, runs on Docker and starts at boot, and you can log out every other session in one step.
Sign in through your company's identity provider with SAML or OIDC, provision members and roles with SCIM, and share a secret by link with view and time limits.
Export your audit log as CSV, JSON or plain text, choose how long it keeps events, and see which tool and version read each secret.
Sign in with GitHub, confirm it's you before turning on two-factor, crop your profile picture and switch between your recent uploads, and set up a new burrow in the same tab. Plus security improvements across sign-in, sessions, two-factor and member management.