Hi @boosterbast
You may define the SIMBA_TFA_DB_ENCRYPTION_KEY in wp-cofing.php file.
It is Simba TFA Database encryption key.
Do not change /use this unless you wish all your existing encrypted keys to become unusable (e.g. if you intend to then replace them all)
Thread Starter
bostrb
(@boosterbast)
Does that override the one in simba-tfa-encryption-key.php?
Hi @boosterbast
No it will not override the one in simba-tfa-encryption-key.php.
If you check that file code it has been if SIMBA_TFA_DB_ENCRYPTION_KEY not defined then only it will define it.
If you have defined in wp-config.php it will be used and not changed and used of simba-tfa-encryption-key.php
if (!defined('SIMBA_TFA_DB_ENCRYPTION_KEY')
Regards
Thread Starter
bostrb
(@boosterbast)
Hi thx for the reply. Where can i find the documentatin to what values i can set for the key?
Hi @boosterbast
It can be base64 encode value of 24 chars, you may change some chars in below text and use it.
Ne/z5CrZjd8pLqxqbOm6xg==
Regards
Out of interest, why do you want to do this?
Thread Starter
bostrb
(@boosterbast)
Hi David,
It stumbled upon the MU plugin that contains that key. And I wondered, what if this key is the same for everyone? Does it matter? I think it mainly is a lack of documentation regarding this subject that I have no clue what it does and if it matters for security.
So what exactly does it do?
