gp-auto-login

This script automates the login process for GlobalProtect VPN on macOS. You will not need to interact with your Mac at all. It monitors clipboard content for credentials and handles interactions with the GlobalProtect application and OKTA Verify. This script is specific to those who are required to use the OKTA MFA app on their iOS device. Using the included iOS Shortcut, you will be able to log into Global Protect with only two taps on your iOS device. One to launch the shortcut, and the other to tap on the 6-digit OKTA code that appears. You must enable the feature Apple calls Handoff so that the clipboard content from your iOS device is readbale my your Mac. If you are not able to copy and paste between those two devices, this script will not work as intended.

Features

• Automatically handles VPN login via GlobalProtect.
• Supports decryption of passwords if necessary.
• Monitors clipboard for OKTA codes and pastes them into the correct input field.
• Ensures only one instance of the script is running at a time.

Prerequisites

• Python 3.x
• Required Python packages: pyautogui, pyperclip, psutil
• OpenSSL for decryption if using encrypted passwords

Installation

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/marksink/gp-auto-login.git
   cd gp-auto-login

2. Install the required Python packages:

   pip install pyautogui pyperclip psutil

3. Set up your environment:

   • Ensure that the GlobalProtect application is installed and configured on your macOS system.
   • Configure the script with your decryption passphrase and other settings as needed.

Usage

1. Run the Script: You can run the script from the terminal:

   python global_protect_auto_login.py

2. Configuration:

   • Set encryption_passphrase to your passphrase for decrypting passwords.
   • Adjust password_prefix if your password prefix differs.
   • Modify max_password_length if your password or prefix is longer than 35 characters.

3. Functionality:

   • The script monitors the clipboard for passwords and OKTA codes.
   • It uses AppleScript to interact with GlobalProtect and the macOS UI.