Hello,
I am curious about the state of this plugin:
It looks like Intel has quietly taken down their github repo for the cordova plugin (404):
https://github.com/AppSecurityApi/com-intel-security-cordova-plugin
Their documentation is still live, but it seems out of date as it still references the missing github page:
https://software.intel.com/en-us/app-security-api/api
I am searching the web for any news/updates from Intel about the future of this plugin but I cannot come up with anything. Is this plugin still usable? Will it be supported in future versions of ionic?
Hi @tomhartz, any leads/help/answers towards this issue?
Hi @admins, can you help out here? I have submitted a query at Intel dev forum, but dint get any response yet.
Hey there! As far as I can tell Intel has decided to stop supporting the plugin with no public explanation or justification. Their documentation I linked above was Last Updated August 1, 2017.
I have since found other options that meet the needs for my current project. I would recommend looking into Keychain/Keystore, for which there are a few different cordova plugins available. I chose this one over the Ionic Keychain plugin, because it uses Android KeyStore and does not require a PIN on Android:
If you need to store more sizeable chunks of data, again there are a few different options, such as this encrypted sqlite database plugin:
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