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encrypt AbpUsers Username field #11061


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sedulen created

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  • What is your product version? v6.9.0
  • What is your product type (Angular or MVC)? Angular
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  • What is ABP Framework version? v4.5.0

Hello everyone! I realize I've been silent for a little while. Life has kept me pretty busy this past month. I know I owe a few people some outstanding action items, and I will work to get those done next wek.

In the meantime, I have a question. In working with a partner / reseller on my product, their security team did an audit of my database schema, and per their security requirements, they need the AbpUsers.Username field to be stored encrypted.

I'm comfortable doing the work to support that, but I was curious if: a.) this was already implemented in a later ABP framework version OR b.) if anyone else had already considered this, and if so, how they approached it. I see in UserManager and LoginManager, that they inherit from the AbpUserManager and AbpLogInManager classes, where the methods are defined as virtual. so I should be able to simply override the methods that I need, add my encryption / decryption where need it, and move on.

Before I started down this path I wanted to check and ask.
Thoughts?

Thanks! -Brian


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    ismcagdas created
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    Hi @sedulen

    Latest version doesn't have such a feature. It is hard to predict wht problems this action might cause. Please carefully test your changes :). Probably changing UserManager and LoginManager will be enough.

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    sedulen created

    Thanks @ismcagdas!

    I let you know how it goes. -Brian