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The Digest Authentication is handled by вЂњEnphase.InstallerToolkit -> -> EnphaseEnvoyвЂќ and uses the following code: Public Sub SetupAuth()Дim credentialCache As CredentialCache = New CredentialCache()Д¬redentialCache.Add(New Uri(' + Me.IP_Address), 'Digest', New NetworkCredential('installer', Me.GetPasswordForEnvoy()))Д¬redentialCache.Add(New Uri(' + Me.IP_Address + ':9094'), 'Digest', New NetworkCredential('installer', Me.GetPasswordForEnvoy()))Дim nativeCookieHandler As NativeCookieHandler = New NativeCookieHandler()Дim list As List(Of Cookie) = New List(Of Cookie)()ДЇor Each current As Cookie In nativeCookieHandler.Cookies When the Envoy is in AP mode the IP address might be вЂњ172.30.1.1вЂќД«ack onto Task.

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If you are on Android then theВ SQLite Database it uses is stored inВ вЂњ/mnt/sdcard/Enphase/EnphaseDB_fixed.db3вЂќ.

Return Not String.IsNullOrEmpty(username) AndAlso Function Moving on from thatвЂ¦ Other interesting bits of code are: Public Function UsernameIsReviewUser(username As String) As Boolean but no, a quick Google Search doesnвЂ™t reveal any pages at all with the wording in itвЂ¦ so it isnвЂ™t a lazy copy and paste from existing public вЂњexampleвЂќ code. My first thought is maybe a programmer has taken example code and forgotten to change the strings. IвЂ™m amazed that wording like that has remained within a program written by a company who, I presume, wouldnвЂ™t like it against their reputation. While being part of code that isnвЂ™t used in active connections (I believe the bogus sections are for offline, debug or demonstration testing that donвЂ™t authenticate against live systems).

Private Const OAuth1BogusConsumerSecret As String = 'Oauth1911wasaninsidejob' Private Const OAuth1BogusConsumerKey As String = 'notavalidconsomerkey' Private Const OAuth2BogusSecret As String = '911wasaninsidejob' Private Const OAuth2BogusClientId As String = 'installer-toolkit-bogus' Imagine my surprise when I came across the вЂњConfigurationвЂќ section. all easy for me to understand in the language(s) that I can work with.

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dll files! ILSpy then allows me to investigate the content or code within.

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So вЂ“ decompressing the APK produces a load of windows. As far as I can work out this means they wrote the application in Microsoft Visual Studio and have ported it to run on multiple mobile devices (Apple, Android, Windows Phone(?)). What helped is the fact that it seems the application is aВ Xamarin based application. I hoped to extract the password generation method from the Android application. The username is вЂњinstallerвЂќ but the password isnвЂ™t something known. The trouble is вЂ“ I donвЂ™t know what the password is for the Envoy. Digest uses a nonce, domain and url in the mix to make each request to different pages need itвЂ™s own hashed password. While on my quest to create my own logging and analytics for the Envoy-S Solar PV controller I also was interested in how the Installer Toolkit authenticates with the web interface of the Envoy.ДЄuthentication is вЂњDigestвЂќ based so it isnвЂ™t as simple as just undoing the base64 encoding that вЂњBasicвЂќ http authentication uses. What is inside the Enphase Envoy-S (teardown)

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