WhereScape RED stores the encrypted profile values that can be used by the executor as required.
The encryption-util is available in a Standalone folder.
- encryption:
java -jar encryption-util.jar encrypt --encryption-type <string> --salt <string> --secret <string> --string-to-be-encrypted <string>- output: A Base64 encoded encrypted string.
- decryption:
java -jar encryption-util.jar decrypt --decryption-type <string> --salt <string> --secret <string> --string-to-be-decrypted <string>- output: A plain text string after decryption.
| Description | Argument long name |
|---|---|
| This is a required field that decides the type of encryption Supported encryption types are wsenc and DPAPI. | --encryption-type |
A salt is to be used to encrypt the provided string This file is required for wsenc encryption type and we do not need this field for DPAPI. | --salt |
A secret to be used along with salt to encrypt the provided string This file is required for wsenc encryption type and we don't need this field for DPAPI. | --secret |
The string needs to be encrypted using a selected encryption type. This file is required for the encryption command. | --string-to-be-encrypted |
The string needs to be encrypted using the selected encryption type. This file is required for the decryption command. | --string-to-be-decrypted |
encryption-util supports environment variables, which should be set in the system and follow this pattern WSENV~RED_META_SECRET~
This notifies the app to look for the environment variable RED_META_SECRET for the value and RED_META_SECRET should be set in the system's environment variables.
encryption-util can only decrypt WSENC passwords that are encrypted earlier by encryption-util itself.
DPAPI is supported only on Windows.