ASWebAuthenticationSession cookie

How do I change the destination IP address in the kernel?there is my code,but it doesn't work.is there something wrong ,pls tell me? tksstatic errno_t ipf_attach(void){ errno_t err = 0; struct ipf_filter ipfv4; bzero(&ipfv4, sizeof(struct ipf_filter)); ipfv4.cookie = (caddr_t)&ipf_v4; ipfv4.name = MYBUNDLEID; ipfv4.ipf_input = ipf_input; ipfv4.ipf_output = ipf_output; ipfv4.ipf_detach = ipf_detach; err = ipf_addv4(&ipfv4, &ipf_v4); if(err) return err; } static errno_t ipf_output(void *cookie, mbuf_t *data,ipf_pktopts_t options){ errno_t retval = 0; if(cookie == &ipf_v4){ struct ip *ip = (struct ip *)mbuf_data(*data); if(ip != NULL){ if(ip->ip_p != IPPROTO_TCP) return retval; struct tcphdr *tcp = (struct tcphdr *)((uint8_t *)ip + sizeof(struct ip)); short dport = ntohs(tcp->th_dport); if((dport == 80 || dport == 8080 ) ){ if(ipf_agent_http_addr == 0) return retval; if(ipf_agent_http_addr != ip->ip_src.s_addr && ipf_agent_http_addr != ip->ip_dst

Hi,In iOS 10.3, i am not able to retrieve sessionOnly cookies from NSHttpCookieStorage and the same is working fine in iOS 9.3.I tried like below to get the cookies:[[NSHTTPCookieStorage sharedHTTPCookieStorage] cookies];please solvethe problem.

Do cookies retrieved in an app's WKWevView persist throught the app's lifecycle? (iOS 9+) E.g. are they retained after the app re-launches, after an upgrade, etc.?Thanks a lot in advance!

We are working on a project which involves having App A do single sign-on for App B. App A wants to share state with App B. In iOS10, we were planning to use the SFSafariWebViewController for App A to point to an endpoint and set a cookie. Since the cookie in SFSafariWebViewController can be shared with native Safari, App B can open up SFSafariWebViewController instance and point to the same endpoint and the cookie would be picked up and send to the server. This would allow App A to authenticate the user and to set a cookie, such that App B can hit the same endpoint and pass the cookie over as proof of authentication.According to WWDC 17 Session 225, IOS 11 changes the behaviour of the SFSafariWebViewController and the Safari app, to keep persisted data within the scope of the app , e.g. no cookie sharing. With this change, we are no longer able to share state between two apps. This authentication flow is a slight customization of the Open ID Connect (oAut

I came across the httpCookieAcceptPolicy on URLSessionConfiguration and assumed it would take precedence over the HTTPCookieStorage.cookieAcceptPolicy, being more narrowly-targeted (ie, just to sessions that use this configuration, and the tasks those sessions create).In fact, that seems not to be how it works. Consider the following playground:import Foundation import PlaygroundSupport func refuseCookiesRemote() { let configuration = URLSessionConfiguration.default configuration.httpCookieAcceptPolicy = .never // doesn't seem to matter! // configuration.httpShouldSetCookies = false // this actually matters guard let url = URL(string: https://www.httpbin.org/cookies/set?refusedcookie=true) else { return } let session = URLSession(configuration: configuration) let task = session.dataTask(with: url) { data, response, error in print (refuseCookiesRemote() got response) if let configCookies = configuration.httpCookieStorage { print (configuration's cookies: (configCookies.cookies(for: url) ?? []

PLATFORM AND VERSIONOS XOSX 10.12.5, Safari 10.1.1. We've tested on multiple machines (Safari 10.1.2 as well).DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEMWe're migrating from a single server to AWS and have had a number of issues with CORS. We have some users with proxies, and in order to fix our proxy CORS issues, we enabled cookie forwarding in CloudFront and added withCredentials=true to all of our XHR requests.Unfortunately, Safari does not like this (in fact, adding withCredentials=true seems to cause CORS issues even outside of the proxy).Origin [REDACTED] is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-OriginFailed to load resource: Origin [REDACTED] is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-OriginXMLHttpRequest cannot load [REDACTED, CDN] due to access control checks.Is there anything known about Safari, S3, and CORS issues that may help us here? Our CORS policy has the redacted origin above listed as an allowed origin, so I'm not sure what is happening here (or why withCredentials=true is causing a problem when we are outsid

I have been implementing the subscription status updates service that Apple started to offer recently following the specifications described here. I started receiving updates but the received requests are simply empty.This is a dump of the request captured by Symfony (PHP framework):SymfonyComponentHttpFoundationRequest Object ( [attributes] => SymfonyComponentHttpFoundationParameterBag Object ( [parameters:protected] => Array ( [_controller] => AcmeSubscriptionBundleControllerStatusUpdateController::postAction [_route] => acme_subscription_statusupdate [_route_params] => Array ( ) ) ) [request] => SymfonyComponentHttpFoundationParameterBag Object ( [parameters:protected] => Array ( ) ) [query] => SymfonyComponentHttpFoundationParameterBag Object ( [parameters:protected] => Array ( ) ) [server] => SymfonyComponentHttpFoundationServerBag Object ( [parameters:protected] => Array ( [REDIRECT_SCRIPT_URL] => /statusupdate [REDIRECT_SCRIPT_URI] => https://acme.com/statusupdate

I had a tcl script running on my old G5 Mac Pro that went to finance.yahoo.com and retrieved historical data (as *.csv files) for a bunch of stocks and mutual funds. It stopped working recently, so I looked into debugging or upgrading the script.Using my Macbook Pro, running 10.12.3, I used Safari to go to finance.yahoo.com and interactively downloaded the *.csv for a single stock; it successfully put it in my Downloads folder. I control-clicked on Download Data button and copied the URL it was sending. It looked like this:https://query1.finance.yahoo.com/v7/finance/download/AAPL?period1=1500181594&period2=1502859994&interval=1d&events=history&crumb=XCLhZMKKbfaI found that pasting this URL into a different Safari tab also downloaded AAPL.csv to my Downloads folder. I thought I was good to go.I tried using the URL in my tcl script on the G5, and it failed.So I tried tcl on the MacBook Pro, and it failed.So then I tried making a Mac app using a WKWebView, and seeing what would happen if I intera

I claim that I paid the enrollment to the developer program and have the validated Apple ID emails for a long time.Whenever I try to download a beta, the site will refer me to the validation page of the mail.I emptied the browser cache and deleted cookies, I also tried it from another mac.Does anyone know how I can solve it?Thanks so much

Dear all,I have recently started learning to code with the 'Intro to App Development with Swift' book available on the iBooks Store.I have a couple of questions as I am frequently stuck due to what is, in my opinion, a lack of clarity in the questions.Sometimes I manage to get around it after a couple of days of thinking and sometimes I just cannot (and often because there were errors in the playgrounds provided).Here are my questions:1) are there provided solutions for the 'Intro to App Development with Swift' curriculum? I know that something is available for the next step, 'App Development with Swift' but I need this first one, at least to be able, after 20-30 minutes of brain crunching, to go look at a hint to let my brain make the next step.2) if there are not, could somebody help me with Lesson 13? It is the 'QuestionAnswerer' playground, page 'Dealing with Cases'. It explained me this:let question = WHERE ARE THE COOKIES?let lowerQuestion = question.lowercased()lowerQuestion.hasPrefix(where)..