LoadRunner Professional Ideas

Idea ID: 2879520

Function encryption with SHA256

Teerawat

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3 months ago

Some applications require API key or token encryption with SHA-256. Could you please add this feature to VUGen?

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protocols

JHF Remmelzwaal 3 months ago

Here is a LR script that calculates a sha256 and encodes it into a base64 string. You can validate this on the internet with online sha256 calculators.
sha256_base64_example.zip

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JHF Remmelzwaal 3 months ago

Teerawat ,

For which protocol? I assume Web HTML/HTTP. There are two options:

1. Add some JavaScript to your project and find google security libraries that calculate SHA256 and even full signatures like oAuth, JWT.

2. Use the library I posted at Generate oAuth v1 HMAC-SHA1 / HMAC-SHA256 signatures for Authorization header or GET. It contains HMAC for oAuth v1 headers with GET/POST requests. Not sure if this version has external function to calculate SHA256, but I can make it available.

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