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The documentation for the Keychain Services API leaves a bit to be desired. One thing that I can't seem to locate are details on accessing the Secure Notes that the Keychain Access app lets you add and edit. Any insight would be much appreciated. Thanks. I figured out that you can pull the data using the security command line tool. Secure notes are stored as generic passwords with the following characteristics: class: "genp" - this is the same as a generic password type<uint32>="note" - you can use this to identify secure notes specifically when searching (using the -C flag). desc<blob>=

I have recently gone through an extremely arduous process to build something that should be very simple yet appears to be essentially un-findable in any one place. I’d like to try to put everything here to ask if I’m doing anything wrong and, if not, to help anyone who needs this information. Background: The product/service for which I was trying to provide security is built around WCF services on a Windows server that are accessible only though custom client apps on a PC or an iPad. One server per customer, no browser access. Everything was already TLS secured with authentication and

I'm using the jenkins-cli.jar file from my jenkins server, and on every run it prompts me for my ssh key passphrase. I'd like it to use my ssh keychain so I don't have to enter it on every invocation. If it matters, I'm on OSX using the default keychain setup, I don't have a manual ssh-agent configured right now. Jenkins CLI client does not support SSH agents for now. As a workaround, you can generate dedicated key without passphrase, associate it with your Jenkins account and instruct client to use that key on every invocation. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30806578/how-can-i-get

I'm using KeyChainItemWrapper class, provided by Apple's Sample Code to save the authentication token to the keychain. KeychainItemWrapper *keychain = [[KeychainItemWrapper alloc] initWithIdentifier"JetTaxiApp_AuthToken" accessGroup:nil]; But when I'm trying to set the value to keychain, an odd exception is raised [_authenticationTokenKeychain setObject:authenticationToken forKey: @"auth_token"]; Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInternalInconsistencyException', reason: 'Couldn't add the Keychain Item.' The keychain doesn't exist yet (at the moment of this call) What can cause this