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RogerSi
Contributor II
Contributor II

Rotating encryption in Talend Studio

Hello,

What type of encription is used for system and routine encryption?

AES-CBC? Blowfish? Any other?

Many thanks!

Vlado

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RogerSi
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Hello,

Thank You for the fast answer!

 

Described routine is used for older versions of Talend Studio. rom the version 7.3 i can see other kind of encryption keys is used:

https://help.talend.com/r/en-US/7.3/installation-guide-esb-mac/rotating-encryption-keys-in-talend-studio

system.encryption.key.v1=ObIr3Je6QcJuxJEwErWaFWIxBzEjxIlBrtCPilSByJI\=

routine.encryption.key.v1=YBoRMn8gwD1Kt3CcowOiGeoxRbC2eNNVm7Id6vA3hrk\=

 

And this is not ROT13.

 

Any idea, guys?

 

Wishes,

Vlado

gjeremy1617088143
Creator III
Creator III

Hi, for 7.3 :

https://community.talend.com/s/feed/0D55b00006YtRMQCA3

Anonymous
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Hi @Vladimir Gerassimov​ ,

 

Thanks for the question. This is something that has been raised to be added to our documentation. The answer to your questions is, for Studio version 7.3 and higher we use AES 256 bit as the encryption algorithm.

 

Regards

 

Richard

RogerSi
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Hi @Richard Hall​ ,

 

Thanks for the answer.

What kind/flafour is used? CBC/CFB/OFB/etc?

What size of padding is used?

 

Wishes,

Vlado

Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi @Vladimir Gerassimov​,

 

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. The kind/flavour is GCM. I do not have an answer for the size of padding at the moment. I have reached out to our team who will have implemented this. I will update you when I get a response.

 

Regards

 

Richard

RogerSi
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Thank You @Richard Hall​ !

 

I'm looking forward for you answer.

 

Wishes,

Vlado

gjeremy1617088143
Creator III
Creator III

Hi did you read the post I linked ? ecryption is AES GMC with no padding (informations was extracted from Daikon crytpo github).

Hope it's helping you

Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi @Vladimir Gerassimov​ ,

 

Sorry for the backwards and forwards. I needed to make sure I spoke with one of our security experts on this. It appears that AES GCM does not use padding by design.

 

Regards

 

Richard

RogerSi
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Hi @guenneguez jeremy​ ,

Thank You for your link!

Now I'm trying to rewrite this code in Python (only for testing)

 

Wishes,

Vlado