Usercube-Protect-X509JsonValue

This tool is used to encrypt sensitive connection data, for example data from the appsettings.agent.json file, with RSA encryption. The encryption is based on the information given in your appsettings.json file about either a PFX file or the location of the encryption certificate in the Microsoft store.

This tool Usercube-Protect-X509JsonValue is used to encrypt only given values, in comparison to the Usercube-Protect-X509JsonFile tool that encrypts a whole file. This tool is more appropriate than Usercube-Protect-X509JsonFile when you have only a few lines to encrypt.

Examples

The command below encrypts the task agent configuration 0 and the OpenId Client secret used in the appsettings.agent.json file.

**./identitymanager-Protect-X509JsonValue.exe --values "0" "secret"**

As a response, the powershell returns one string per given value.

PS C:/identitymanagerTraining/Runtime> ./identitymanager-Protect-X509JsonValue.exe --values "0" "secret"
kxABACJhXxJwnGJSug/nE6ODGGYwnzhX1WeYUHmS7gkMLpF15K7POOZAVWsl93zuYaVStPK0sV+U6mOE4h5IzbT083Uac+/NKic+qNZLYi4PRum+G17pIeSMBu3z7GQJxGGkAeX7dwf0kc/oDW5yAQ1BtFN+k27UHZkUrz0fe/eOZwTHbgV5sSUM+6pXW6IQd2VnVRRKLyWij0MAKsCNlHtv6QE73b8P8u7liRdzWOueqE2blAZk0rm0JzFxZlUQKgIMBTk2cuFWph7rp8dp8h8mDKJl9xbYzAtmM/rgXuhcMYryIrlqFeBWt1J65cfL7HNQb6OX7Imb2LQZmZMI2xc1gFyiXjeINeMriYm3zecnSBMiYEGW6RddE6doJOtrTyznrg==
kxABAJT+2u1C1r0JI8criUz15QkI71x6/BPeNMlPWEL5ZHkTvZWVnMLG/zNJz9PvnjfecROC4fkxPRI5U+sF8W1caH8DtxnzM0ctYD0QtRcpS9z48y2mUzOzl3pU68BQyosyZGZW0ifXVI9UJVGMzMTfWloCw+R+xfZHviYLVGT8y2PKkCBdNp7IcZN4qT6mq8AmTIMSgwagR854n1EHn8lT5nUUFmhZ7iIJ/sonEVG4uyTAjND9YXSsfL9dm2ipTzXrybruIkVU051aczdohreMRsfeSB6TDAYa3GEMNeAb3CzI5I/6NpKYEzZEoYu4JXAzE6bqHeK2oVJyrmTL11kwq4m9fTMwlwmB0GaPeJtbQoih6TIX2qlOPfQdsrZt0dl5qw==

Then you just need to copy and paste them.

The following example shows how to update the OpenId ClientSecret matching the "ContosoCharlotte" OpenId ClientId in the appsettings.encrypted.agent.json file.

The initial appsettings.encrypted.agent.json file resembles the following:

appsettings.encrypted.agent.json before update
{
  ...
  "OpenId": {
    "OpenIdClients": {
      "ContosoCharlotte": "dKIHkloXG6i1LkxkhjkKoVKS9gFO7Hx8VUm"
    }
  }
}

The new ClientSecret to encrypt is charlotte2028.

Using the Usercube-Protect-X509JsonValue.exe:

./identitymanager-Protect-X509JsonValue.exe --values charlotte2028

The --values parameter also accepts multiple white-space-separated values for encryption.

The output, in the console, shows the encrypted value for the charlotte2028 string.

**kxABABJR7wYaQIqNjHT/rhYVMp5Vmsao7/eBLb7JCIiHMOKbi2sC0dY0SAJgj50NQ0kEH5LS3Y3TYso98+IdnxAzpURrtNu/LUWCJo1kTLM/taygebc0MK4XbkFmWzEgzLcVhAIy8GyFgEWqgNhOx7vwSPXFRrhQTVqIjwO0QNqxlZ5s6uyQm5fk9es2o6aLL0xwbvqspReFxZwuHrguAoIvkBnaKSsDfTLSuheP6VN7yOglLHvZ8Sn9R42M2BpG/dKIHXG6i1LkxkKoVKS9gFO7Hx8VUmYgxG+qIKTRVHdpMctqWKNUJTsQkmRKs+S3qiA2mgK/iC/dp923TfigAnBLWtyXw8eKDJjZ+s6n878BIf55iEjpgOrbm5FLzj8dfqPhQw==**

The last step is to update the appsettings.encrypted.agent.json file by copy/pasting this new encrypted value to replace the old one. It results in:

appsettings.encrypted.agent.json after update
{
  "OpenId": {
    "OpenIdClients": {
      "ContosoCharlotte": "kxABABJR7wYaQIqNjHT/rhYVMp5Vmsao7/eBLb7JCIiHMOKbi2sC0dY0SAJgj50NQ0kEH5LS3Y3TYso98+IdnxAzpURrtNu/LUWCJo1kTLM/taygebc0MK4XbkFmWzEgzLcVhAIy8GyFgEWqgNhOx7vwSPXFRrhQTVqIjwO0QNqxlZ5s6uyQm5fk9es2o6aLL0xwbvqspReFxZwuHrguAoIvkBnaKSsDfTLSuheP6VN7yOglLHvZ8Sn9R42M2BpG/dKIHXG6i1LkxkKoVKS9gFO7Hx8VUmYgxG+qIKTRVHdpMctqWKNUJTsQkmRKs+S3qiA2mgK/iC/dp923TfigAnBLWtyXw8eKDJjZ+s6n878BIf55iEjpgOrbm5FLzj8dfqPhQw=="
    }
  }
}

Arguments

Name	Details
--values required	Type String Description List of values to encrypt.

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