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OpenSSO / OpenAM Password Encryption/Decryption

English, OpenAM, OpenSSO, Toolbox on September 18th, 2011 No Comments

SSOCircle Toolbox Series Part 2

OpenSSO and OpenAM store passwords (for example J2EE Policy Agents) encrypted in configuration files. If you need to encrypt a password without having access to the bundled encryption tools, use the SSOCircle Toolbox OpenSSO / OpenAM Password Encryption web tool.

And if you can’t remember what the password was and the only documentation you have is the configuration file with the encrypted service secret, use the SSOCircle Toolbox OpenSSO / OpenAM Password Decryption web tool.

OpenSSO / OpenAM Secret Decryption

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