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Note: this guide is for TwitterKit 3.3 and ReactNative 0.56+.
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QUESTION
Ive been stuck on this for about 3 days now. I followed the instructions exactly like the docs - link here. I have Added the callback url and all the other solutions on the internet. This error is on Android but ios doesn't do anything when i click the button. Also shows no errors or warning when debugging. Im using the react-native-twitter-signin package. Please help.c
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Answered 2020-Mar-13 at 07:01Here is my full code for react-native-twitter-signin which is working on iOS and android both: Top of the class I called below code:
QUESTION
All of the React Native Twitter Login Clients that I'm finding seem to be hard-coding the TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY and TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET into the the client code, rather than relying on a server to generate tokens and/or a twitter redirect URL.
- Is this safe? (e.g. couldn't a consumer then DOS the API with the TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY, causing the app to be rate limited?)
- Is this the correct way to do it?
- Is there a better / more secure way?
According to twitter's documentation, it seems like this is NOT the correct way to do this: "In the event that you believe that your API keys has been exposed, you should regenerate your API keys by following these steps" - Authentication best practices
Examples which specify that the consumer key/secret should be hardcoded:
- https://rnfirebase.io/docs/v5.x.x/auth/social-auth#Twitter
- https://github.com/GoldenOwlAsia/react-native-twitter-signin/blob/master/Example/TwitterButton.js#L14
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Answered 2020-Feb-11 at 06:50Is it a security vulnerability
Yes.
Your app can be rate limited or flagged as malware/spam etc.
Is there a better / more secure way?
Basically only to have your own site auth (oauth2) done correctly and proxy specific requests from your clients, after validation or a simplified locked down site API that is then translated to the Twitter API.
Why is this, Twitter app-only auth supports OAuth2, allows a secure negotiated handshake and then requests made using a Bearer token. In this mode you can make requests on behalf of your App, but without a logged in user. So can't post tweets or see private accounts or read DMs.
For user-auth, Twitter only support OAuth1 and both the App and User are authenticated, but using a model that assumed plaintext http, so can't share a single token. Every single request needs to be made using consumer key/secret and signing the request. So there isn't a way to do this from a javascript client safely.
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