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There is a tool for moving API keys out of the source: Keystok stores encrypted API keys and tokes in a cloud service and lets the App / client retrieve them du
by chr7z 12y ago
There is a tool for moving API keys out of the source: Keystok stores encrypted API keys and tokes in a cloud service and lets the App / client retrieve them during runtime.
Its not just about moving keys out of the source, but about getting rid of local config files altogether. Related post on their blog:
http://blog.keystok.com/why-i-stopped-using-local-config-files-and-you-should-too/ http://blog.keystok.com/why-i-stopped-using-local-config-fil...
Disclosure: I'm a developer at Keystok.
- lucian1900 12y agoThat is much worse, though: you're actively disclosing your API keys to a third party (keystok).
- kuschku 12y agoAnd a developer with Apktool could still modify the app and get the keys, you win nothing with this solution.