Feature Request for "View Breached Passwords" Fine-Grained Control Option

Feature Request for "View Breached Passwords" Fine-Grained Control Option

Hello,

In our organization, we recently noticed a new password breach alert option available in Zoho Vault called “View Breached Passwords” in the Settings > Admin Configurations > Fine-Grained Controls area. However, after briefly trying it out, we unfortunately felt that we needed to disable it. Our main reason for doing this is that it found many "breached" passwords for our entries but there was no option available for disabling the alert for certain entries after they were discovered or preventing certain entries from being checked for password breaches at all.

A use-case example of this that we have is that the feature discovered many of our credit card entries were "breached" but that's because we made a custom category for these types of entries in our account and the "PIN" and "Security Code" fields of these entries are set as "Password" type fields instead of "Text" type fields. A PIN can usually only be between 4–8 digits and a Security Code is only 3–4 digits depending on the type of card. With all of the data breaches that have occurred and been collected over the years, I imagine that practically every combination of numbers up to 8 digits has probably been "breached"/collected by now. I don't truly believe that the information of any of our current credit cards has been captured in a data breach. So this means that any time we add a new credit card entry to our account it will indefinitely display a password breach notification above it, which doesn't feel supportive and unfortunately makes this "View Breached Passwords" unusable to us until further notice.

Therefore, our feature request is that this "View Breached Passwords" option should at least have a way to mark certain password fields or entire entries as “Safe” so that they don’t get checked again and don't show up as an alert right above the entry until the affected password field value has changed. Along with that, there should be a way that we can prevent certain entries from being checked for password breaches at all as needed.

Thank you!

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