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| fields: | |
| - id: primary_encryption_secret | |
| type: string | |
| label: Primary Encryption Secret | |
| format: aes_key | |
| secret: true | |
| help_text: >- | |
| Used to derive AES keys for database encryption (note: may impact | |
| performance). Warning: This secret is not stored in our system; you must | |
| manually enter and remember it. If lost, an Activation reset is required. | |
| For key rotations, enter your new secret here and re-enter your previous | |
| secret into the Secondary Encryption Secret field to maintain access to | |
| historical events. | |
| - id: secondary_encryption_secret | |
| type: string | |
| label: Secondary Encryption Secret | |
| format: aes_key | |
| secret: true | |
| help_text: >- | |
| This field is used during key rotation to maintain access to legacy data. | |
| When updating your Primary Encryption Secret, you must manually re-enter | |
| your previous secret here. This allows the system to decrypt historical | |
| records while using the new string for future events. If left blank, the | |
| system assumes no rotation has occurred. | |
| - id: aes_salt | |
| type: string | |
| label: Salt | |
| format: aes_salt | |
| hidden: true | |
| secret: true | |
| help_text: >- | |
| To ensure cryptographic uniqueness, a random 32-byte salt is generated at | |
| the time of credential creation. This prevents identical input strings | |
| from producing the same AES key across different credentials. This field | |
| is managed automatically by the backend and remains hidden from the user | |
| interface. |
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