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Monica key and salt

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    wrote on last edited by girish
    #1

    In /app/data/env
    HASH_SALT is ChangeMeBy20+KeyLength

    Is this of any security concern?

    Also, on a Monica instance upgraded from earlier versions, the APP_KEY also appeared to be an unchanged default. I've since reinstalled the app.

    Thanks 🙂

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      #2

      The HASH_SALT does look a bit concerning, have to look into this.
      The APP_KEY is now generated on first startup and thus unique to your installation. If you want to recreate it, you have to run php artisan db:seed --class ActivityTypesTableSeeder --force from within a terminal into the app (You can get this through the Cloudron dashbaord) However I don't think this is required, given that it is unique to your instance already.

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        #3

        https://github.com/monicahq/monica/issues/381 is the security concern.

        Using the ID can allow people to get a very good sense of how many users are on the system and the amount of contacts. It also is information leakage because I know all the URLs for every contact.
        
        I think using a hashid based on the contact id, the user creating it and maybe another factor would work great.
        
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