What encryption algorithm is Jitsi using when it stores the ENCRYPTED_PASSWORD hashes in sip-communicator.properties?
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[jitsi-users] ENCRYPTED_PASSWORD hash
AES256 if available, AES128 otherwise. The key is derived from the master-password with PBKDF2WithHmacSHA1.
If no master-password is set, a space is used as the master-pw instead.
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What encryption algorithm is Jitsi using when it stores the ENCRYPTED_PASSWORD hashes in sip-communicator.properties?
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Ingo, how does Jitsi determine whether to encrypt the passwords with AES 128 or 256? What do you by “if available”?
Our users are running Windows 7.
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From: users-bounces@jitsi.org [mailto:users-bounces@jitsi.org] On Behalf Of Ingo Bauersachs
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AES256 if available, AES128 otherwise. The key is derived from the master-password with PBKDF2WithHmacSHA1.
If no master-password is set, a space is used as the master-pw instead.
https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi/blob/master/src/net/java/sip/communicator/impl/credentialsstorage/AESCrypto.java
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Le 14.01.2014 à 06:05, "Aaron Dixon" <aaron.dixon@ssdcservices.com<mailto:aaron.dixon@ssdcservices.com>> a écrit :
What encryption algorithm is Jitsi using when it stores the ENCRYPTED_PASSWORD hashes in sip-communicator.properties?
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Ingo, how does Jitsi determine whether to encrypt the passwords with AES 128
or 256? What do you by “if available”?
It tries the ciphers available from the JRE it runs on.
Our users are running Windows 7.
As far as I remember JDK7 supports AES256 and therefore this would be used.
Aaron Dixon | IT Specialist | SSDC Services
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