fix: Replace fixed IV with random IV generation in Android AES-GCM encryption - #77
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- Replace FIXED_IV with randomly generated IV for each encryption - Update encryptString() to generate and prepend random IV to ciphertext - Update decryptString() to extract IV from ciphertext before decryption - Remove setRandomizedEncryptionRequired(false) to enable secure defaults - Each encryption now uses a unique IV, preventing cryptographic attacks Co-authored-by: riderx <4084527+riderx@users.noreply.github.com>
- Add fallback decryption for credentials encrypted with old FIXED_IV format - New credentials automatically use secure random IV format - Transparent migration - no user action required - Document security improvements in README Co-authored-by: riderx <4084527+riderx@users.noreply.github.com>
- Add specific exception handling for AEADBadTagException and BadPaddingException - Log and rethrow unexpected security exceptions instead of silently ignoring - Add clearer comments explaining length check and fallback behavior Co-authored-by: riderx <4084527+riderx@users.noreply.github.com>
- Fix length check to >= instead of > for edge cases - Remove System.err logging that could leak sensitive information - Update comments to accurately describe minimum valid data length Co-authored-by: riderx <4084527+riderx@users.noreply.github.com>
- Merge AEADBadTagException and BadPaddingException handlers using multi-catch - Update comments to clarify length check rationale - Improve code readability without changing functionality Co-authored-by: riderx <4084527+riderx@users.noreply.github.com>
- Add explicit imports for AEADBadTagException and BadPaddingException - Improve comment clarity explaining length check and GCM format - Follow Java best practices for imports Co-authored-by: riderx <4084527+riderx@users.noreply.github.com>
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@copilot there is no issue like that on iOS? |
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@copilot it fail to pass test |
No, iOS doesn't have this issue. The iOS implementation stores credentials directly in the iOS Keychain (using |
- Reorder imports alphabetically - Remove trailing whitespace - Fixes linting errors that were causing test failures Co-authored-by: riderx <4084527+riderx@users.noreply.github.com>
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@copilot make sure the test CI/CD works. |
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- AEADBadTagException is a subclass of BadPaddingException - Java doesn't allow multi-catch with related classes - Catch only BadPaddingException which covers both cases - Remove unused AEADBadTagException import - Fixes compilation error in Android build Co-authored-by: riderx <4084527+riderx@users.noreply.github.com>
Fixed in cfb7861. The compilation error was because |
Security Improvements for Android Encryption ✅
Critical Security Issues Fixed:
Changes Made:
android/src/main/java/ee/forgr/biometric/NativeBiometric.java:
README.md:
14. ✅ Added "Recent Security Improvements" section documenting the changes
15. ✅ Explained automatic migration behavior
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Backward Compatibility:
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All security improvements implemented, compilation errors fixed, linting passes, and code review completed successfully.
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