This will significantly increase the complexity of the sensitive data against rainbow tables attacks. These salt strings will be appended by the Orchestration SDK to some of the hashed values exchanged in the different commands. An online random hex generator could be used to obtain the two strings. Assign a 32 byte random hexadecimal string ( 64 characters) to SALT_STORAGE and SALT_DIGIPASS." + ACCOUNT_IDENTIFIER + CLOUD_SERVER_URL + "/v1/orchestration-commands" The ENDPOINT_URL string will be constructed as follows:.The domain constant will be automatically populated for you in this sample app, it is the ACCOUNT_IDENTIFIER value enforced to lower case.Replace CLOUD_SERVER_URL placeholder with the URL part specific to the Sandbox environment, the value is.Replace the ACCOUNT_IDENTIFIER placeholder with the tenant ID value for the Sandbox user in the community portal, you can find it in your sandbox details page as shown below.To do so, open the Constants class of the Utils package in the sample code, and assign values for the static strings of the class as explained below: Assigning the Main Constants of the AppĪfter obtaining the Sender ID from Firebase in Part 1 and assigning its value to ANDROID_SENDER_ID in your Java code, it is time to place the required values for the remaining parameters to successfully run the application and activate the trusted device. A full deep dive of the code will be saved for a future blog series. We will walk through the steps to activate the sample app on a trusted device, so the end user can be prompt to step-up authentication whenever required. This is a continuation of what we started in Orchestration SDK- Trusted Device Activation with Android Studio: Part I, where we introduced the Orchestration SDK for OneSpan Mobile Security Suite and set up the push notification of the cloud messaging service to the sample app after importing it to Android Studio. In this blog, we will illustrate how to obtain the constants required by the Orchestration SDK, create an Android Virtual Device (AVD), and activate the application by provisioning a user instance.
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