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The keychain is a secure database store for passwords and certificates and is created for each user account on Mac OS X. The system software itself uses keychains for secure storage. […]
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Overview: Data Storage and Communication Security Swift was first introduced in 2014 at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) as the iOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS de facto programming language. Designed by Chris Lattner and many othe… Continue reading Common Security Mistakes when Developing Swift Applications – Part I
Is it safe to use the following stateless authorization mechanism between a client (iOS & Android) and server?
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The client provides an email and password and saves the clear password on the Keychain of iOS and u… Continue reading Is it safe to use a stateless authorization mechanism where the clear password is stored on the keychain?
I was trying to extract an un-exportable key from OS X Keychain. I used this tool to extract the key. The tool gives me a hexdump of the private key. An RSA 2048 bit key came out to be 2441 bits, after extracting through the … Continue reading What format is an decrypted RSA private key in, specifically in OS X Keychain?
I’ve changed my Macbook computer’s password in using recovery mode. I’d changed it once normally, then it suddenly “stopped working” (or I started “mis-remembering” it after using it a few times, which is not likely, but not … Continue reading Why does not updating a MacOS keychain password cause applications to become unresponsive?
I’ve changed my Macbook computer’s password in using recovery mode. I’d changed it once normally, then it suddenly “stopped working” (or I started “mis-remembering” it after using it a few times, which is not likely, but not … Continue reading Why does not updating a MacOS keychain password cause applications to become troublesome?
I’d like to use MacOS keychain to create a basic Root CA, which will be able to sign CSRs and/or Intermediate CA which will be able to do that.
For knowledge purpose, I’d like to create a Root, and Intermediate then our comm… Continue reading Creating self-signed root CA using MacOS Keychain
I had authorized Google account on my Mac computer. I think my keychain is stolen and google oauth refresh token was stored in it. I removed the OS X app from my Google account.
Is the old OAuth refresh token still valid an… Continue reading Stolen Google OAuth refresh token
What’s the smallest controller you’ve ever used? [BitBuilt] forum user [Madmorda] picked up a cool little GameCube controller keychain with semi-working buttons at her local GameStop. As makers are wont to do, she figured she could turn it into a working controller and — well — the rest is history.
This miniaturized controller’s original buttons were essentially one piece of plastic and all the buttons would depress at once — same goes for the D-pad. Likewise, the original joystick and C-stick lacked springs and wouldn’t return to a neutral position after fidgeting with them. To get the ball rolling, [Madmorda] …read more
I have been trying to find information on this. But I haven’t found anything online.
When you use the password manager on mac, it can provide “memorable” passwords.
For example pick3″enigma. (You choose the number of charac… Continue reading Entropy on native memorable password on macosX keychain