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We had this snippet of code with the previous version of Swift var retrievedData: NSData? var extractedData: Unmanaged<AnyObject>? = nil let status = SecItemCopyMatching(keyChainQuery, &extractedData) if (status == errSecSuccess) { if let validExtractedData = extractedData { let opaque = validExtractedData.toOpaque() retrievedData = Unmanaged<NSData>.fromOpaque(opaque).takeUnretainedValue() } } However this now gives us the following error: Cannot convert value of type 'inout Unmanaged?' (aka 'inout Optional>') to expected argument type 'UnsafeMutablePointer' (aka 'UnsafeMutablePointer>') I'm

In an attempt to build an iOS project (in XCode), I need to import my colleague's public and private keys for the code signing identity, but I am unable to do so because I get an error in Keychain Access that says "An error has occurred. Unable to import an item. / The contents of this item cannot be retrieved" FULL DETAILS: I have got two keys from my colleague's computer, exported them from his Keychain as two files: Roomer Inc.p12 (the private key) Roomer Inc.pem (the public key) When he exported these, he left the password blank (Although we also tried with a password of "test" and got the

Note this question is was asked in 2001. Things have changed. I have an iOS device that needs to access a Junos VPN. The opaque instructions from the Junos admin say that I have to retrieve a certificate that has been provisioned to the device using the Apple IPCU. I know that the cert is on the device (I can see it in Settings) and I can access the VPN though Mail, Safari and the Junos App. The Apple docs state that each app has its own keychain and yet all three of these apps can see the cert. The fact that Jusos can access a cert provisioned by IPCU implies that any app can access this

I am new to objective C , I have created one application in that I have used both NSUserDefault and Keychain to store my user name and password. But I cant differentiate both. Please help to differentiate the both. Thank you. Aravindhan A keychain is an encrypted container that holds passwords for multiple applications and secure services. Apple Inc. uses keychains as password management system in Mac OS and iOS. NSUserDefaults Provides a way for application behavior customization based on user preferences. Belongs to the Foundation framework for Cocoa and Cocoa Touch. I got this from Tag

When I try to get my keyChain value, it return a string containing: Optional("[thing in the KeyChain]") so, I tried to remove "Optional" by using a loop: var str = KeychainService.loadToken() for(var i = 0; i < 9 ; i++) { str[i] = "" } But i get a error: NSString does not have a member named 'subscript' The KeychainService class: import Foundation import Security let serviceIdentifier = "MySerivice" let userAccount = "authenticatedUser" let accessGroup = "MySerivice" // Arguments for the keychain queries let kSecClassValue = kSecClass.takeRetainedValue() as NSString let kSecAttrAccountValue =

I'm looking for something like the keychain on the iPhone, but for Android development. Something that gives me the possibility to save small key-value pairs, that are persistent and unchanged even if the user reinstalls the application. Is there something like that? Can I use the standard preferences that way? I would like to achieve a behavior in a way it works with games on a PC writing the save games to another folder so that after delete and later reinstall they are not lost. Edit The bounty run out without somebody mentioning the accountManager. I just stumbled over it. Wouldn't that be