Manipulating user credentials

An apparatus comprising a processor and coupled memory, said processor being adapted to:

• identify a login session in a Graphical User Interface (GUI) of a user device, wherein the login session is configured to enable a user of the user device to login to a first software system, wherein said identify is performed by a software module that is separate from the first software system;
• extract one or more user credentials from the login session, wherein the one or more user credentials comprise one or more user inputs to the login session;
• manipulate the one or more user credentials using one or more manipulations, thereby obtaining manipulated credentials;
• identifying that the login session enabled the user to login to the first software system successfully;
• and
• subsequently to said identifying that the login session enabled the user to login to the first software system successfully, automatically utilize the manipulated credentials in order to login the user into a second software system.

A computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer readable medium retaining program instructions, which program instructions when read by a processor, cause the processor to:

• identify a login session in a Graphical User Interface (GUI) of a user device, wherein the login session is configured to enable a user of the user device to login to a first software system, wherein said identify is performed by a software module that is separate from the first software system;
• extract one or more user credentials from the login session, wherein the one or more user credentials comprise one or more user inputs to the login session;
• manipulate the one or more user credentials using one or more manipulations, thereby obtaining manipulated credentials;
• identifying that the login session enabled the user to login to the first software system successfully;
• and
• subsequently to said identifying that the login session enabled the user to login to the first software system successfully, automatically utilize the manipulated credentials in order to login the user into a second software system.