Is there a way to determine what are the fixlets and tasks which shows this Warning Security Popup message as shown below:

I seriously doubt that there is a method to figure out the cause of it because it varies from operator to operator and once an operator selects the desired option, it is saved in their console cache; after the cache is cleansed, the operator will see it come up once more.
What I did was send a global notification to all of our operators telling them to always tick the box or enable it because if they don’t, the fixlet would be messed up and display trash values.
Any Custom Fixlet, Task, etc. that uses JavaScript in its description will give that message. The message references the operator account who created/imported the content. If you click the “Always accept from this source” you won’t get further messages for that operator account, but if you open a Fixlet with JavaScript imported by a different operator you’ll be presented the message again for the second operator.
Greetings from 2026!
How can one audit/revisit their past choices for dynamic content?
I found a list of trusted operators in the registry.
Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\BigFix\Enterprise Console\TrustedOperators
Due to it being in the registry, it will be different for every console your users use.
If you need to find out who the operator is, you can use this session relevance.
(name of it, masthead operator name of it) of bes users
I use the presentation debugger and evaluate as string but building a table with html would look pretty nice.
(Generated by AI (Copilot))
(
"<table border='1' cellpadding='4' cellspacing='0'>" &
"<tr><th>User Name</th><th>Masthead Operator</th></tr>" &
(concatenation "" of
(
"<tr><td>" &
name of it &
"</td><td>" &
masthead operator name of it &
"</td></tr>"
) of bes users
) &
"</table>"
)
