Hello guys I'm wondering if there's a "secure" way...

# android

[Joan Colmenero]

Hello guys I'm wondering if there's a "secure" way to do the Basic Authentication with retrofit, I'm about to create a BasicAuthenticatorInterceptor that implements Interceptor and then create there the Basic Authentication, the thing is I do not like to have the credentials inside the APP, how do I store the credentials to avoid someone that get the source code could do api calls? I was thinking to do an endpoint call first get the credentials from server and then store them in SP but I do not know if I have to encrypt them or what.
Any other suggestions?

[gildor]

This is not related to Kotlin

[Joan Colmenero]

There's no channel #retrofit 😕

[gildor]

There is no channel for such questions on this Slack, because it’s not related to Kotlin
The closest one is #squarelibraries, but I believe it’s also offtopic for this channle

[Joan Colmenero]

ok thanks 🙂

[Jorge R]

Hi Skizo

[Jorge R]

These are the links I’ve followed to write authenticator in android

[Jorge R]

http://blog.udinic.com/2013/04/24/write-your-own-android-authenticator/

[Jorge R]

https://github.com/Udinic/AccountAuthenticator/blob/master/exampleApp/src/main/java/com/udinic/accounts_example/Main1.java

[Jorge R]

https://www.pilanites.com/android-account-manager/

[Jorge R]

http://lgvalle.xyz/2015/07/27/okhttp-authentication/

[Jorge R]

Good luck!