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Apparently the version of Evernote SDK I originally used to create this app was not transferring notes with SSL enabled. Evernote recently noticed this and disabled my key. The app needs to be updated to the latest version of their SDK and re-published.
If you want to make a pull request to get this going again, some people (myself included) would be grateful. I just don't have the time atm.
Here are the details from Evernote Dev Support:
Dear Developer,
We recently discovered that one of the applications that you’ve authored to use the Evernote API, has not been using HTTPS to securely transmit data.
To protect our users’ accounts, we’ve disabled your API key (tgig) and blocked all unencrypted access from your application. To protect the session tokens for our users, we’ve also revoked all OAuth tokens associated with your application. We will also be sending a notification to any users that were affected by using your app.
To continue using the Evernote API, you will need to download and use the latest version of our SDK, which uses HTTPS by default. Once you have updated your application to use HTTPS, please reply to this email and we will reactivate your API key.
The Evernote Security Team
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Apparently the version of Evernote SDK I originally used to create this app was not transferring notes with SSL enabled. Evernote recently noticed this and disabled my key. The app needs to be updated to the latest version of their SDK and re-published.
If you want to make a pull request to get this going again, some people (myself included) would be grateful. I just don't have the time atm.
Here are the details from Evernote Dev Support:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: