Property reference

glide.security.mime.type.allowed_child_types

Sets the allowed MIME child types value read by a security check. Leaving it empty avoids a finding; any non-empty value triggers one regardless of letter case, without changing user behavior.

Default
defaultValue
Type
Not stated
Application
Not stated

Key questions about this property

The answers below summarize the purpose, scope, default effect, and review scenarios for this property.

What does it do? The security check expects this property to be empty and reports a finding for any non-empty value, regardless of letter case.
What area does it affect? Security configuration checks
What does the default mean? The default value is "defaultValue".
When should you review it? Review it when the security check reports a finding for a non-empty value.

Property record

No out of the box record exists. ServiceNow scripts read this property and use the default value shown until you create it.

Property name glide.security.mime.type.allowed_child_types
Type Not stated
Application Not stated
Default value defaultValue
Description Not stated

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