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Hi @CPatra119843 (Community Member) - Our documentation page may be helpful here: https://docs.veracode.com/r/Configure_authentication_methods_for_web_application_scans
To troubleshoot the authentication failure with your multi-step login script, follow these steps:
Review CSP Settings: Check your application's Content Security Policy to ensure it allows the execution of scripts that your Selenium script relies on.
Adjust the Selenium Script: Make sure your Selenium script accurately records the entire login process, including all necessary steps and verification commands.
Test the Script Locally: Run the Selenium script in a local environment to see if it executes without issues. This can help identify if the problem is specific to the Veracode environment.
Upload the Correct Script: Ensure that you are uploading the correct .side file format of your Selenium script in the Authentication tab of your web application configuration in Veracode.
Check for Errors: If the issue persists, check for any error messages in the Selenium logs that could provide additional context on what might be going wrong.
Contact Veracode Support: If you continue to experience issues, consider reaching out to Veracode Technical Support for further assistance with your specific case: https://community.veracode.com/s/contact-support
Hi @CPatra119843 (Community Member) - I received an additional suggestion from a colleague:
Turns out that Selenium IDE uses eval injection and if the site has a Content Security Policy (which is a best practise that we recommend), then that's not going to fly.
So, I suggest using the new (beta) standalone Selenium IDE, which is available for Ubuntu as an AppImage: Selenium-IDE-4.0.1-beta.14.AppImage (though they may need to install Fuse: https://github.com/appimage/appimagekit/wiki/fuse ).
I tested this and the standalone browser appears to disable CSP or at least it doesn't report the above error.