keytools | Secure webtools for Nano currency with offline support | Cryptography library
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QUESTION
I want to create a GUI in C# that will be used to run keytool on cmd.exe
behind the scenes to create a keystore, including a key, and certificate data.
Input data then requires
- Keystore path
- Password
- Key alias
- Key password
- Validity
- Certificate info (cn, ou, o, l, st and c)
Unfortunately people may type special characters in their passwords and also space is allowed in the certificate info.
Overall I am worried someone may input some information somewhere that can result in a disastrous command running behind the scenes once this is called (like rm -rf *
).
Is there a way to pass a java properties file with the input information to keytool or is there any way that I can safely escape all the data that is passed as string parameters to keytool?
I could not find any type of file that keytool could take, even in separate steps, that would eliminate this issue.
here's the unsafe code (warning: IT'S UNSAFE!!):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-18 at 23:39I believe that invoking the keytool
binary directly instead of cmd.exe
would do the trick if you don't want the user to inject shell commands.
QUESTION
I'm doing an app with Flutter
which has Firebase
Authentification
But as i want to have a "Firebase Authentification for development", i created another GCP/Firebase
project to get that.
Doing this make me handle 2 google-services.json
and 2 keytools SHA-1
For google-services.json
file, i put one where they suggest to [android/app/
] and the other on [android/app/src/
], but do Gradle
can know which one it has to choose ?
And for the keytools, i only can generate one, do you have any advise for this ?
Thank you for your future answer
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-14 at 08:50Actually you have to handle this by using flavors
You have to create a folder for each environment but there are two good tutorials about how to setup this :
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Builds the app for production to the build folder. It correctly bundles React in production mode and optimizes the build for the best performance.
Copy any tool.js file and rename it to MyTool.js
Alter the row at the top: <class MyTool extends Component {>
Alter the row at the bottom:
Change tools/index.js: Add <import MyTool from './MyTool.js'>
Change tools/index.js: Add the new class to <export {ConvertTool,...>
Change mainPage.js: Add the new class to <import { Start, Terms, ConvertTool,...>
Change mainPage.js: Add the new entry to <const tools = ['HOME', 'CONVERT',...>
Change mainPage.js: Add a tool dropdown title to <this.tools = ['0: HOME', '1: Unit Converter',...>
Change mainPage.js: Add tool at <{(active === 'CONVERT') && <ConvertTool {...this} /> }...>
Change mainPage.js: Add a section to control URL params at <switch (tool) {...>
For hotkeys, search for this and add appropriate key: shift+alt+0
The new tool should now be available from the main dropdown selector. Happy coding!
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