N2WS-18738 - Password saved as plain text for Recovery Scenario target added via RestAPI
When creating Recovery Scenario(CPM v3.0 and up) and adding a backup target via Rest API, it will save the following details as plain text
- Proxy password for S3 instance recovery if used
- IAM AWS Secret Key when providing alternate Credential
Interim resolution until solution applied
- Delete the effected recovery target from the recovery scenario
- or remove the proxy details and configure matching S3 worker configuration
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