API key encryption module #105
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very clever! 👍 |
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Was just about to create this myself. 👍 |
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It's a very good Idea, i update #85 with that when pr is accepted |
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@scaule You might just want to make a new PR. It's hard to get revisions passed. |
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For the moment my PR is ok with credentials in etc .When this PR is accepted, i will create a new PR to use encryption. |
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@scaule sounds good. |
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Anyway, gotta go, figure out yourself how to encrypt with encryption Python module. (hint: https://cryptography.io/en/latest/hazmat/primitives/asymmetric/rsa/#encryption) Decryption is just means of calling decrypt method with binary string, you will get binary string back, but only on chaosbot computer (if you get pubkey.txt from it). |
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This will allow decrypting stuff like API keys without anyone knowing the API key (other than the person who uploaded those). Depends on secrecy of /etc/privkey.