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CloudKeeper - Credential Helper

AWS SSO External AWS Account - STS Keys Generator

Users1KCurrent public install base

Rating5.0Store average score

Reviews3Public review volume

Manifest versionV3Extension platform version

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Version1.6.1

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Size834KiB

Languages1English (United States)

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If you're using an external AWS account in AWS SSO, there is no way for you to retrieve the CLI credentials for the role. The workaround suggested by AWS is to use AWS CloudShell.

This Credential Helper extension allows you to retrieve the CLI credentials by passing the SAML Assertion to AWS Security Token Service.

To use this extension:

1. Click on the external AWS account you wish to log into

2. Once the console opens, click on the extension and the popup will appear

3. Your credentials will be available there for you to copy

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AWS SSO Credential Helper

AWS IAM Identity Center (SSO) does not natively provide a way to retrieve CLI credentials (Access Key ID, Secret Access Key, Session Token) for external accounts. This extension solves that by intercepting the SAML assertion from the SSO login and exchanging it for temporary STS credentials.

1. User logs into AWS SSO console. 2. Extension service worker intercepts the SAML POST request to signin.aws.amazon.com/saml. 3. Extension extracts the SAML assertion and calls AWS STS AssumeRoleWithSAML. 4. Temporary credentials are generated and stored locally. 5. User opens extension popup to view/copy credentials for use in AWS CLI.

Target users: AWS developers and DevOps engineers using AWS IAM Identity Center (SSO) with external accounts

The extension relies on the user being on the AWS SSO login page for the service worker to trigger. If the user navigates away or the service worker is killed before the request, credentials may not be generated.
The extension stores credentials in local storage, which poses a minor security risk if the browser is compromised, though it claims to clear them on popup close.

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The extension is free and does not implement any payment, subscription, or upgrade logic. There are no references to Stripe, PayPal, or any billing platform. The 'pro' keyword matches in the static analysis are false positives (e.g., 'process', 'Promise', 'professional').

Confidence: 100
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Source: AI / High
Login required: Yes
Reason: The extension's core workflow requires the user to first log in to AWS SSO (IAM Identity Center) at https://signin.aws.amazon.com/saml. The extension intercepts the SAML assertion from this login page to generate temporary STS credentials. Without authenticating to the destination AWS SSO service, the extension cannot function.

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扩展能力较强：webRequest、storage
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