Authorize.Net will be changing from Akamai SureRoute as the CDN to CloudFlare. Here is the announcement.
The article mentions:
Phase 2 (October 15, 2019 ~10:00am PT) – We will automatically be directing all Sandbox api sites/traffic directly to our network.
Needed Action: Ensure certificate is installed/trusted by
host/solution, Entrust L1 K certificate. Please consult with your
developer/solution provider. If certificate is needed please see
support article: How do I obtain Authorize.Net Certificate for my
host/solution provider?
The above link to obtain the Authorize.Net certificate points to Entrust.Net, which lists various options to purchase the certificates.
We provide Authorize.Net integration using the dotnet sdk. Which I installed as a Nuget package.
How do I find out if we do need a certificate? If we do, do I have to purchase it from Entrust?
I have gone through the link provided by authorize.net(https://support.authorize.net/s/article/Authorize-Net-Network-Change-FAQ) and i checked my code for the API endpoints specified in the link content.
We are using the Akamai end point for the transaction in production(PHP SDK for Authorize.net).
I have used the Akamai endpoint https://api2.authorize.net/xml/v1/request.api in my code for production.
As of my understanding If you are using Non Akamai API endpoint you don't have to change anything in the code or in server.
Please check your code and find the Endpoints used for transaction.It will help you to identify the actions you have to do before the network change.
Reference :- https://support.authorize.net/s/article/Authorize-Net-Network-Change-FAQ
What about URLs not on Akamai? The API endpoints not on Akamai will
not be changing or impact and will continue to function as they do
today. Needed Action: No actions or changes. Production API Urls:
https://api.authorize.net/xml/v1/request.api
https://api.authorize.net/soap/v1/Service.asmx
https://secure.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll
Latest Discussion in authorize.net community forum :-
https://community.developer.authorize.net/t5/Integration-and-Testing/Confused-About-Certificate-Requirements-On-Network-Change/m-p/69610
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I'm building a webapp with the Google Script engine. Te application uses the Sign in With Google button to log in, so I need a project with a Credential in the Google Cloud Platform which asks me to introduce a domain in the Authorized JavaScript Origin field. Domains of the kind xxx.googleusercontent.com used to work but now they appear to be forbidden.
Google Cloud Platform Credentials
Since the app is hosted by Google Script platform, I've tried the URI https://script.google.com, but it does not work. It keeps on saying:
Not a valid origin for the client: https://n-lvkfgw4qjsttvut5eeun3inieub2bbse7ukpiti-0lu-script.googleusercontent.com has not been registered for client ID 577491057122-qlfn0853m85t0u7gsd4rr69rulghts54.apps.googleusercontent.com. Please go to https://console.developers.google.com/ and register this origin for your project's client ID."
error: "idpiframe_initialization_failed"
Does anybody know anything about this issue?
Answer:
There was a discussion about this on a bug reported on Google's Issue Tracker - this has become disallowed due to security concerns. There is, therefore, no current way to use an Apps Script Web App as a JavaScript origin at all.
More Information:
The bug report in question:
Fail to Add *.googleusercontent.com into Authorized JavaScript origins
An investigation was conducted as there was seemingly no public information about the change. On March 31st 2021, a Googler eventually responded, explaining the reason for the change and closed the issue as intended behaviour:
Current policies for use of OAuth 2.0 require apps to use secure JavaScript origins and redirects on domains that you own. While the use of certain shared domains is allowed (e.g. Firebase apps running on *.web.app), the use of *.googleusercontent.com as OAuth origins or redirect URIs is blocked in order to ensure the security and privacy of user accounts.
Documentation has been updated at Redirect URI validation rules and JavaScript origin validation rules has been updated in order to reflect this:
Host domains cannot be “googleusercontent.com”.
I need to implement authkey module in geoserver to enable clients to send authenticated requests. I followed the official article, and read through the Q&A from here and there, etc. These articles and answers are helpful to part of my work.
As a beginner in geoserver, it took me long time to figure out the complete answer. So I present my solution down in the case that someone has a similar work may benefit from it. In my solution, I used User property as the key provider.
It is welcome that if you have better solution, and are willing to share below.
Before implementing authkey module, I secured the layers by assigning workspaces to different users, give read/write authority to them and also set the Catalog Mode as "HIDE".
The procedure of implementing the authkey is as follows:
Download the plugin from http://geoserver.org/download/, choose your GeoServer version, and download the extension.
Extract archive to /var/lib/tomcat7/webapps/geoserver/WEB-INF/lib (This is the directory for a Linux system).
Restart tomcat7
Partly follow official article using User property as the key provider:
1). In geoserver Security => Authentication => Authentication Filters, create authkey filter. Set the "Authentication key to user mapper" as "User property". Select corresponding group. Click "Synchronize user/group service" button.
2). Modify default filter chain. Remove both basic and anonymous authentication from the chain, attach and keep authkey authentication alone. (This is the reference)
Get the UUID from Users/Groups. Now you are able to request from the client with the authkey of the respective user.
thank you for your explanation, but small problem could be fixed authkey value sent from client to server (always same value), so anyone could mimic it?
next better step would be use WebService as 'authentication key to user mapper':
application generates key and adds it to request, application api end point is already fixed in geoserver, and when geoserver communicate with that api to verify, geoserver sends that key back to api and if it is generated by application (valid) then api responds with true geoserver user.
That part of communication would be hidden (secured).
The documentation for Locu states that:
To enable access to the Data API, developers need to create a profile and obtain their unique API key.
Source: https://dev.locu.com/documentation/v1/
Problem is, I'm not sure on how to register in Locu, there is no registration section whatsoever. I tried going to the developer portal to register but it was no avail: https://locu.com/developers-and-partners/
GoDaddy shut down new developer signups when they acquired Locu back in January 2017. Here's a post on the subject from GoDaddy support: https://www.godaddy.com/community/Developer-Cloud-Portal/Locu-API-Access/td-p/33447
https://new-console.ng.bluemix.net/docs/services/apiconnect/apic_tutorial.html#apic_tutorial_01
Follow previous link to do create loopback project named ibmsvt and do test locally, we can post and get.
then publish this api as running api app on bluemix and we will get api target url and tls file.
type url and tls in api designer invoke, and publish api product again.
check api connect service and we can find that published api product has been published, configure developer portal, and invite developers
login developer portal and register one app
subscribe app to api product and run post command.
We will see that we only get can't post error information...
Please see attachment info for error info and api file.
From the screen capture provided, it looks like you're displaying the logs for the loopback application deployed on bluemix. It also looks like the POST request from APIConnect hit the Bluemix application as well. However, I'm unable to see the exact message of the error. What error did you get when you execute the POST from APIConnect? I suspect the POST did not include the $(request.path), what did you change the invoke url to be ? Can provide the x-ibm-configuration section in your yaml file? It will be located in your /definitions.
Thanks and best regards,
I am just have the exact problem, and struggled for days on redoing the tutorial several times, but still met with the same problem until found the upper reply, and gave me a hint.
In the tutorial, it says like the following:
Update the following fields with the values you copied previously:
Invoke URL: Insert the API target URL. You must specify the secure protocol HTTPS. For example:
apiconnect-ca3283b0-525c-488d-993b-3ab72fca78d0.youremail-dev.apic.mybluemix.net
TLS Profile: Insert the API invoke tls-profile.
For example:
client:Loopback-client
The origininal URL is $(runtime-url)$(request.path)$(request.search).
And the correct URL after updating is like following:
https://apiconnect-ca3283b0-525c-488d-993b-3ab72fca78d0.youremail-dev.apic.mybluemix.net$(request.path)
no slash before $(request.path), and $(request.search) should be deleted.
I also checked a tutorial video, it also do like this, but the screen for this step is passed away very quickly, you will not pay attention to this detail normally.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qku71JLv8vA&list=PLFa8jnU0KqE2eW5E449ziaurv8obSbcou&index=3&cm_mc_uid=24774488665514672571374&cm_mc_sid_50200000=1468400063
I'm trying to retrieve all the available sites from the Yodlee API.
As I did for User Registration or Cobrand Login, I tried to obtain the list of available method on the WSDL endPoint.
Basically, I pass this to my yodlee url + / services url :
SiteTraversalService?wsdl
But all I receive is a 404.
Wasabi::Resolver::HTTPError: Error: 404
Does anyone has an idea?
Thanks,
Yodlee Service URL 404s generally happen because the the URL in fact is incorrect.
This can happen because of several reasons.
Either the URL is invalid
The Version was not specified in the Service Url (and the functionality you requested is not available in the fail-over API version).
To check if your URL is valid/invalid you need to enable tracing so you can see the exact request url that went out.
If you're on Windows you may find Fiddler to be very useful for this. (You will need to enable the requirements for sniffing/decrypting SSL Traffic). For other platforms the SDK Guide has some other alternatives.
Once you've ensured that the URL is valid the next step is making sure you're specifying the version.
Newer API functionality is not available in older API Versions. You specify the Version in your Service Url URL which determines the functionality that is available to you. Yodlee versions are appended to the Service Page Url in the form of _Major_Minor (12.0 and 11.1) would be _12_0 or _11_1
Example:
new EndpointAddress(BaseServiceUrl + Name_TransactionDataService + ServiceVersionPrefix)
where
BaseServiceUrl is your base Yodlee url (provided by your rep or Yodlee Dev Center)
Name_TransactionDataServices is say "TransactionDataService"
and VersionPrefix would be your version/sub version in the format of "_12_0" or "_11_1" (12.0 or 11.1).
So your url should look/resemble the following:
https://yodleedomain/yodsoap/services/TransactionDataServices_12_0
(I do not append the ?WSDL to the url).
If you want to test the connectivity to the Yodlee service, do the following --
Invoke -- https://yodleedomain:port/yodsoap/services/listservices