3 commits

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Dane Everitt	f9fc3f4370	Update interface to begin change to seperate account API keys and application keys ... Main difference is permissions, cleaner UI for normal users, and account keys use permissions assigned to servers and subusers while application keys use R/W ACLs stored in the key table.	2018-01-14 13:30:55 -06:00
Dane Everitt	ad3a954256	Rename APIKey to ApiKey	2018-01-14 12:06:15 -06:00
Dane Everitt	e3df0738da	Change the way API keys are stored and validated; clarify API namespacing ... Previously, a single key was used to access the API, this has not changed in terms of what the user sees. However, API keys now use an identifier and token internally. The identifier is the first 16 characters of the key, and the token is the remaining 32. The token is stored encrypted at rest in the database and the identifier is used by the API middleware to grab that record and make a timing attack safe comparison.	2018-01-13 16:06:19 -06:00

Renamed from tests/Unit/Http/Middleware/API/AuthenticateKeyTest.php (Browse further)