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compatibility. See the [updated policy
documentation](https://vaultproject.io/docs/concepts/policies.html) for
details. [GH-914]
* **DynamoDB HA Physical Backend**: There is now a new, community-supported
HA-enabled physical backend using Amazon DynamoDB. See the [configuration
documentation](https://vaultproject.io/docs/config/index.html) for details.
[GH-878]
* **Keybase Support for PGP Encryption Keys**: You can now specify Keybase
users when passing in PGP keys to the `init` and `rekey` CLI commands.
Public keys for these users will be fetched automatically. [GH-901]
* **List Support**: Listing is now supported via the API and the new `vault
list` command. This currently supports listing keys in the `generic` and
`cubbyhole` backends. Different parts of the API and backends will need to
implement list capabilities in ways that make sense to particular endpoints,
so further support will appear over time. [GH-617]
* **Root Token Generation via Unseal Keys**: You can now use the
`generate-root` CLI command to generate new orphaned, non-expiring root
tokens in case the original is lost or revoked (accidentally or
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value is protected via any PGP key of the initiator's choosing or a one-time
pad known only to the initiator (a suitable pad can be generated via the
`-genotp` flag to the command. [GH-915]
* **DynamoDB HA Physical Backend**: There is now a new, community-supported
HA-enabled physical backend using Amazon DynamoDB. See the [configuration
documentation](https://vaultproject.io/docs/config/index.html) for details.
[GH-878]
* **Keybase Support for PGP Encryption Keys**: You can now specify Keybase
users when passing in PGP keys to the `init`, `rekey`, and `generate-root`
CLI commands. Public keys for these users will be fetched automatically.
[GH-901]
* **STS Support in AWS Secret Backend**: You can now use the AWS secret
backend to fetch STS tokens rather than IAM users. [GH-927]