Validating time-limited HMACs
I’m exploring using HMAC style secret-key authentication with timestamp expiry, but am struggling to get my head around how you validate the timestamp portion.
Identifying how server is authenticating users
I’m trying to build a bot that will parse the list of classes offered by my university and let me know when the one I’m looking for is open. The problem is that in order to get to the registration/search box, I have to log in with my university username and password. I’m trying to figure out what protocol that my school uses to authenticate me so I can give my bot my credentials and let it log in for me so it can access the registration/search page, so how can I figure out what they are using so I can figure out how to implement it in whatever language I decide to use. I’ve gone through packet captures but all I can see is the SSL syn/ack, which I guess is the point of SSL haha.
Identifying how server is authenticating users
I’m trying to build a bot that will parse the list of classes offered by my university and let me know when the one I’m looking for is open. The problem is that in order to get to the registration/search box, I have to log in with my university username and password. I’m trying to figure out what protocol that my school uses to authenticate me so I can give my bot my credentials and let it log in for me so it can access the registration/search page, so how can I figure out what they are using so I can figure out how to implement it in whatever language I decide to use. I’ve gone through packet captures but all I can see is the SSL syn/ack, which I guess is the point of SSL haha.
Identifying how server is authenticating users
I’m trying to build a bot that will parse the list of classes offered by my university and let me know when the one I’m looking for is open. The problem is that in order to get to the registration/search box, I have to log in with my university username and password. I’m trying to figure out what protocol that my school uses to authenticate me so I can give my bot my credentials and let it log in for me so it can access the registration/search page, so how can I figure out what they are using so I can figure out how to implement it in whatever language I decide to use. I’ve gone through packet captures but all I can see is the SSL syn/ack, which I guess is the point of SSL haha.
Identifying how server is authenticating users
I’m trying to build a bot that will parse the list of classes offered by my university and let me know when the one I’m looking for is open. The problem is that in order to get to the registration/search box, I have to log in with my university username and password. I’m trying to figure out what protocol that my school uses to authenticate me so I can give my bot my credentials and let it log in for me so it can access the registration/search page, so how can I figure out what they are using so I can figure out how to implement it in whatever language I decide to use. I’ve gone through packet captures but all I can see is the SSL syn/ack, which I guess is the point of SSL haha.
What kind of user authentication do I need in for a restful web api
I am doing a restful web api with asp.net Web API 2
Best way to hide API key in source code
I need some ideas on how to protect a private API key in an application, specifically in a c# .NET application.
Best way to hide API key in source code
I need some ideas on how to protect a private API key in an application, specifically in a c# .NET application.
Best way to hide API key in source code
I need some ideas on how to protect a private API key in an application, specifically in a c# .NET application.
Best way to hide API key in source code
I need some ideas on how to protect a private API key in an application, specifically in a c# .NET application.