How to pass encrypted password without adding extra \ parameter?

Question

I have the encrypted password function at Android java function and Decrypt function at C# side. My problem is when I encrypt the password

Password is
No8ANfBX/0GAWJnF4v0bQwf/4UiJ7qY7rOPfrfB0XMQ=

When I pass this parameter via Rest API, My password changed to-

No8ANfBX/0GAWJnF4v0bQwf\/4UiJ7qY7rOPfrfB0XMQ= Image

So when decrypt at server,password is not same. My code for parameter pass is

public JSONObject A(String userName, String passWord, String version) throws Exception {
    JSONObject result = null;
    JSONObject o = new JSONObject();
    JSONObject p = new JSONObject();
    try {
        o.put("interface", "AA");
        o.put("method", "A");
        p.put("userName", mapObject(userName));
        p.put("passWord", mapObject(passWord));
        p.put("version", mapObject(version));
        o.put("parameters", p);
        Log.e("Pass",String.valueOf(passWord));
        Log.e("Pass",String.valueOf(mapObject(passWord)));
        String s = o.toString();
        Log.e("Params", String.valueOf(s));
        String r = load(s);
        Log.e("Params", String.valueOf(r));
        result = new JSONObject(r);
    } catch (Exception e) {
        Log.e("Error is", String.valueOf(e));
    }
    return result;
}

How could I change not to add extra \ in params?

Its just escaping the special character /. For that is used the reverse bar ``, just delete all the reverse bars from the string in the server and thats all. Clean the string. — Ivan
– Ivan, Commented Aug 12, 2019 at 7:10
Yes how could I do from android java params pass not to change from No8ANfBX/0GAWJnF4v0bQwf/4UiJ7qY7rOPfrfB0XMQ= to No8ANfBX\/0GAWJnF4v0bQwf\/4UiJ7qY7rOPfrfB0XMQ= — Sabai Phoo
– Sabai Phoo, Commented Aug 12, 2019 at 7:14
Is the '\\' really there or are you just seeing it in the debugger? — Henk Holterman
– Henk Holterman, Commented Aug 12, 2019 at 8:33
There are a couple things to unpack here and I don't see enough info in the question to do so. First, it appears what you call the password is already encrypted and base64 encoded. I say this because when I base64 decode it I get a nice length (32 bytes) of random-looking bytes. Second, where is this "decrypted password at the server" coming from? Where is that code? — President James K. Polk
– President James K. Polk, Commented Aug 12, 2019 at 12:29

Sanjay Bhalani · Accepted Answer · 2019-08-12 07:20:55Z

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You need to pass your password with UTF-8 formate & also decrypt from server end with UTF-8 So it would be like URLEncoder.encode("No8ANfBX/0GAWJnF4v0bQwf/4UiJ7qY7rOPfrfB0XMQ=", "utf-8")

answered Aug 12, 2019 at 7:20

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3 Comments

Joelius Over a year ago

Wouldn't you use Encoding.UTF8 for that? Either use GetBytes on that directly, or if you really want/need to use the URLEncorder you can pass Encoding.UTF8 instead of "utf-8".

Henk Holterman Over a year ago

This is not an UTF8 related problem.

Sanjay Bhalani Over a year ago

@Pal try this one for C# stackoverflow.com/questions/14057434/…

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