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Swift zero-footprint Packages
Download our latest zero-footprint versions. For more information, check the changelog.
- Swift Security SDK
- Swift Swagger Editor
Changelog
June, 13 2024
v2.17.6Latest version
Added
- Updates to Swift Zero Footprint examples to include FileAct messaging.
- Updates to the license agreement.
- Enables remote Key Management services for Alliance Cloud customers connected through Alliance Cloud Virtual.
Patching
- Customers will have to re-embed the new version of Swift Security SDK into their business application.
September, 1 2023
v2.17.5
Added
- Added FileAct operation examples to the Swift Security SDK Postman Collection
Security
- Upgrades to frameworks and third-party software to reduce the potential vulnerabilities reported by security tools and software scanners.
Patching
- Customers will have to re-embed the new version of Swift Security SDK into their business application.
May, 5 2023
v2.17.4-4
Added
- Updated Postman Collection capable of calling Swift Messaging API hosted in Swift API Sandbox
Fixed
- Logic for managing multiple API sessions
- NR logic of Postman Collection used to call Swift Messaging
Patching
- There is no patching procedure. Customers will have to re-embed the new version of SWIFT Security SDK into their business application.
December 1, 2022
v2.17.3-9
Added
- Introducing the new versioning scheme
- Supporting Java 17 LTS
- Providing API samples on how to manage secure API session with Swift Security SDK
- Providing an example of SDK built based on Swift Security SDK so you can build your own SDK or Microgateway based on OAS and Swift Security SDK
- Providing Postman Collection explaining how to implement RFC 7523 and calculate X-Swift-Signature in your API Client with Swift API Platform based on a channel certificate for: GPI API v5, Swift Messaging API v1.0.0, TSS API v1.1.1, Payment Pre-validation API 2.3.1, ICR API v1.0.9
Changed
- Swift Security SDK made free of Swagger codegen
Removed
- Support for AIX
Patching
- There is no patching procedure. Customers will have to re-embed the new version of Swift SDK into their business application.
Validate your download
You can verify Swift SDK software integrity by executing the following command:
jarsigner -verbose -verify jar-nameInfo
“jarsigner” is a Java command. Therefore, be sure to locate this command in Java Development Kit (JDK) bin directory.
The output includes:
- The X.509 certificate used for signing the .jar files
- The certificate validity period
- Digest algorithm (SHA-256)
- Signature algorithm and key length (SHA-256 with RSA and 2048 bits)
- Outcome of signature verification (verified or invalid)
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