Have you looked at the jsypt component? With it, you can store your
password encrypted, then access it using property placeholder syntax:

ftps://<host>?password={{my_ftp_password}}

Of course, if your file system security is sufficient, you can skip the
jsypt part. Everything else would be the same.


On Tue, Sep 6, 2022 at 6:02 PM Wilken Marci J
<marci.j.wil...@dhsoha.state.or.us.invalid> wrote:

> HI all,
> Issue: sensitive data getting passed from the exchange header to the logs
> in the clear.
>
> Is there a way to encrypt header value in camel?  I've got several
> values;  id,  ssn,  dob, password that get passed around in the message
> header or that I would like to pass in the header.  I would prefer to pass
> these with some kind of encryption instead of a String.
>
> Simple example: To call an sftp route I need to send the password and for
> debugging purposes I want to log the call before connecting.  Route A reads
> the vault for the appropriate user id and password and place the info in
> the header (the message is in the body) and call the sftp route.
>
>
>                                         .log(LoggingLevel.INFO,
> "ftps://{{file.router.remote.host}}:{{file.router.remote.port}}//{{file.router.remote.home}}"
>                                                         +
> "?password=${header.password}"
>                                                         +
> "&username=${header.userName}"
> //
>           + "&stepwise=true"  // unknown if it works or makes a difference
> //                              doesn't like                            +
> "&strictHostKeyChecking=no"
>                                                                 +
> "&include=${header.CamelFileName}"
>                                                                 +
> "&fileName=${header.TransmissionCamelFileName}"
>                                                                 +
> "&noop=true"
>                                                                 +
> "&keepLastModified=true"
> //                          ojd does not like this                +
> "&execPbsz={{file.router.remote.ftpsPBSZ}}"
>                                                                 +
> "&securityProtocol={{file.router.remote.ftpsprotocol}}"
>                                                                 +
> "&passiveMode=true" // ?
>                                                                 +
> "&binary=false" // ?
>                                                                 // doesn't
> like + "&implicit={{file.router.remote.ftpsimplicit}}"
>                                                                 // leave
> the file to be archived
>                                                                 +
> "&reconnectDelay={{file.router.reconnectDelay}}"
>                                                                 +
> "&maximumReconnectAttempts={{file.router.maximumReconnectAttempts}}"
>                                                                 +
> "&backoffErrorThreshold=5"
>                                                                 +
> "&backoffMultiplier=10"
>                                                                 +
> "&runLoggingLevel={{file.router.runLoggingLevel:WARN}}"
>                                                                 +
> "&transferLoggingVerbose=true")
>
>
>
> Regards-
> Marci Wilken
> She/Her/Hers
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