Yet Another Shared Preference Encryption Library (for Android)
Yapel encrypts your Android shared preferences values. If you access shared preferences via Yapel, all the values will be encrypted with AES256 in GCM mode with a key that is generated with and is stored in the Android keystore. Key material cannot be extracted from the keystore and only the app that created it, can access the key.
The benefits: pentesters and hackers won't be able to read and manipulate the preferences of your app on a rooted device. You can store security sensitive information in shared preferences.
- AES256 GCM encryption
- No need to set password
- Encryption key is stored in the Android Keystore. Key material never leaves the keystore, key cannot be extracted.
Add this in your root build.gradle
file (not your module build.gradle
file):
allprojects {
repositories {
maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
}
}
Then, add the library to your module build.gradle
dependencies {
implementation com.github.vokod:yapel:0.2'
}
try {
Yapel yapel = Yapel.get("my_key_alias", this.getApplicationContext());
yapel.setString("label1", "some string");
yapel.setLong("label2", 1234);
String readString = yapel.getString("label1", null);
long readLong = yapel.getLong("label2", 0);
} catch (YapelException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
minSdkVersion 23
Copyright (C) 2017 Vokó Dániel
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Dániel Vokó (vokoda.reg@gmail.com)