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Authorize.net Transaction Hash Upgrade


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I'm using Authorize.net payment method which is by default provided by Magento.



Recently Authorize.net going to upgrade transaction hash. So, do I need to change anything in my Magento ?



https://developer.authorize.net/support/hash_upgrade/










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I'm using Authorize.net payment method which is by default provided by Magento.



Recently Authorize.net going to upgrade transaction hash. So, do I need to change anything in my Magento ?



https://developer.authorize.net/support/hash_upgrade/










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I'm using Authorize.net payment method which is by default provided by Magento.



Recently Authorize.net going to upgrade transaction hash. So, do I need to change anything in my Magento ?



https://developer.authorize.net/support/hash_upgrade/










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I'm using Authorize.net payment method which is by default provided by Magento.



Recently Authorize.net going to upgrade transaction hash. So, do I need to change anything in my Magento ?



https://developer.authorize.net/support/hash_upgrade/







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  • Any buddy can say what I have to do with this?

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Authorize.Net phases out MD5 based hashes used for transaction response verification. Phase 1 means that merchants are no longer able to configure or update their MD5 Hash settings in the Merchant Interface. This will have severe impacts on merchants who use or are interested in using the Authorize.Net Direct Post method in Magento. So if you are not using Authorize.Net Direct Post method in magento you don't have to worry.



If you want to fix the directpost method you will have to do redo the hash calculation with the new APISignatureKey :



 $hash_data  = "^" .$merchantApiLogin . "^" . $transactionId . "^" . $amount."^" ;
$local_hash = hash_hmac("sha512", $hash_data, pack("H*", $APISignatureKey));


and then the hash validation with transHashSHA2 instead of x_MD5_Hash.



The issue of the delimiter character has nothing to do with this!



By the way the mentioned Vonnda patch https://github.com/vonnda/Vonnda_AuthorizePatch/ is not related to this md5 upgrade issue, it addresses in a wrongful manner the following issue: https://community.magento.com/t5/Magento-1-x-Technical-Issues/Authorize-net-Gateway-Errors-without-Message/m-p/119112/highlight/true#M9284 which was fixed by Zoey see here https://blog.zoey.com/important-authorize-net-problem-may-mean-missed-orders



Check out the latest update with patches from the Magento site regarding this issue: https://support.magento.com/hc/en-us/articles/360024368392






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    First Please check this link for reference discussion about Authorize.net change MD5 to SHA-512 by Magento Maintenance support




    https://www.vonnda.com/blog/magento-maintenance-services-getting-caught-by-the-safety-net/



    For Magento 1.9 here is possible fix for (a change made regarding the support of the delimiter character from any string to only a single character).



    https://github.com/vonnda/Vonnda_AuthorizePatch/



    For Magento 2




    The new official Magento 2 core module that is nearing completion and
    is scheduled to be available in 2.3.1 will support the new algorithm
    as well as the old. Authorize.net documentation states that both will
    continue to function but the old md5 option will no longer be in their
    interface




    I hope this will help






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    • I'm asking about Authorize.net not Authorize.net Direct Post. Can you please give answer for this?

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    Authorize.Net phases out MD5 based hashes used for transaction response verification. Phase 1 means that merchants are no longer able to configure or update their MD5 Hash settings in the Merchant Interface. This will have severe impacts on merchants who use or are interested in using the Authorize.Net Direct Post method in Magento. So if you are not using Authorize.Net Direct Post method in magento you don't have to worry.



    If you want to fix the directpost method you will have to do redo the hash calculation with the new APISignatureKey :



     $hash_data  = "^" .$merchantApiLogin . "^" . $transactionId . "^" . $amount."^" ;
    $local_hash = hash_hmac("sha512", $hash_data, pack("H*", $APISignatureKey));


    and then the hash validation with transHashSHA2 instead of x_MD5_Hash.



    The issue of the delimiter character has nothing to do with this!



    By the way the mentioned Vonnda patch https://github.com/vonnda/Vonnda_AuthorizePatch/ is not related to this md5 upgrade issue, it addresses in a wrongful manner the following issue: https://community.magento.com/t5/Magento-1-x-Technical-Issues/Authorize-net-Gateway-Errors-without-Message/m-p/119112/highlight/true#M9284 which was fixed by Zoey see here https://blog.zoey.com/important-authorize-net-problem-may-mean-missed-orders



    Check out the latest update with patches from the Magento site regarding this issue: https://support.magento.com/hc/en-us/articles/360024368392






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      Authorize.Net phases out MD5 based hashes used for transaction response verification. Phase 1 means that merchants are no longer able to configure or update their MD5 Hash settings in the Merchant Interface. This will have severe impacts on merchants who use or are interested in using the Authorize.Net Direct Post method in Magento. So if you are not using Authorize.Net Direct Post method in magento you don't have to worry.



      If you want to fix the directpost method you will have to do redo the hash calculation with the new APISignatureKey :



       $hash_data  = "^" .$merchantApiLogin . "^" . $transactionId . "^" . $amount."^" ;
      $local_hash = hash_hmac("sha512", $hash_data, pack("H*", $APISignatureKey));


      and then the hash validation with transHashSHA2 instead of x_MD5_Hash.



      The issue of the delimiter character has nothing to do with this!



      By the way the mentioned Vonnda patch https://github.com/vonnda/Vonnda_AuthorizePatch/ is not related to this md5 upgrade issue, it addresses in a wrongful manner the following issue: https://community.magento.com/t5/Magento-1-x-Technical-Issues/Authorize-net-Gateway-Errors-without-Message/m-p/119112/highlight/true#M9284 which was fixed by Zoey see here https://blog.zoey.com/important-authorize-net-problem-may-mean-missed-orders



      Check out the latest update with patches from the Magento site regarding this issue: https://support.magento.com/hc/en-us/articles/360024368392






      share|improve this answer




























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        Authorize.Net phases out MD5 based hashes used for transaction response verification. Phase 1 means that merchants are no longer able to configure or update their MD5 Hash settings in the Merchant Interface. This will have severe impacts on merchants who use or are interested in using the Authorize.Net Direct Post method in Magento. So if you are not using Authorize.Net Direct Post method in magento you don't have to worry.



        If you want to fix the directpost method you will have to do redo the hash calculation with the new APISignatureKey :



         $hash_data  = "^" .$merchantApiLogin . "^" . $transactionId . "^" . $amount."^" ;
        $local_hash = hash_hmac("sha512", $hash_data, pack("H*", $APISignatureKey));


        and then the hash validation with transHashSHA2 instead of x_MD5_Hash.



        The issue of the delimiter character has nothing to do with this!



        By the way the mentioned Vonnda patch https://github.com/vonnda/Vonnda_AuthorizePatch/ is not related to this md5 upgrade issue, it addresses in a wrongful manner the following issue: https://community.magento.com/t5/Magento-1-x-Technical-Issues/Authorize-net-Gateway-Errors-without-Message/m-p/119112/highlight/true#M9284 which was fixed by Zoey see here https://blog.zoey.com/important-authorize-net-problem-may-mean-missed-orders



        Check out the latest update with patches from the Magento site regarding this issue: https://support.magento.com/hc/en-us/articles/360024368392






        share|improve this answer















        Authorize.Net phases out MD5 based hashes used for transaction response verification. Phase 1 means that merchants are no longer able to configure or update their MD5 Hash settings in the Merchant Interface. This will have severe impacts on merchants who use or are interested in using the Authorize.Net Direct Post method in Magento. So if you are not using Authorize.Net Direct Post method in magento you don't have to worry.



        If you want to fix the directpost method you will have to do redo the hash calculation with the new APISignatureKey :



         $hash_data  = "^" .$merchantApiLogin . "^" . $transactionId . "^" . $amount."^" ;
        $local_hash = hash_hmac("sha512", $hash_data, pack("H*", $APISignatureKey));


        and then the hash validation with transHashSHA2 instead of x_MD5_Hash.



        The issue of the delimiter character has nothing to do with this!



        By the way the mentioned Vonnda patch https://github.com/vonnda/Vonnda_AuthorizePatch/ is not related to this md5 upgrade issue, it addresses in a wrongful manner the following issue: https://community.magento.com/t5/Magento-1-x-Technical-Issues/Authorize-net-Gateway-Errors-without-Message/m-p/119112/highlight/true#M9284 which was fixed by Zoey see here https://blog.zoey.com/important-authorize-net-problem-may-mean-missed-orders



        Check out the latest update with patches from the Magento site regarding this issue: https://support.magento.com/hc/en-us/articles/360024368392







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            First Please check this link for reference discussion about Authorize.net change MD5 to SHA-512 by Magento Maintenance support




            https://www.vonnda.com/blog/magento-maintenance-services-getting-caught-by-the-safety-net/



            For Magento 1.9 here is possible fix for (a change made regarding the support of the delimiter character from any string to only a single character).



            https://github.com/vonnda/Vonnda_AuthorizePatch/



            For Magento 2




            The new official Magento 2 core module that is nearing completion and
            is scheduled to be available in 2.3.1 will support the new algorithm
            as well as the old. Authorize.net documentation states that both will
            continue to function but the old md5 option will no longer be in their
            interface




            I hope this will help






            share|improve this answer


























            • I'm asking about Authorize.net not Authorize.net Direct Post. Can you please give answer for this?

              – Magecode
              Feb 11 at 4:59
















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            First Please check this link for reference discussion about Authorize.net change MD5 to SHA-512 by Magento Maintenance support




            https://www.vonnda.com/blog/magento-maintenance-services-getting-caught-by-the-safety-net/



            For Magento 1.9 here is possible fix for (a change made regarding the support of the delimiter character from any string to only a single character).



            https://github.com/vonnda/Vonnda_AuthorizePatch/



            For Magento 2




            The new official Magento 2 core module that is nearing completion and
            is scheduled to be available in 2.3.1 will support the new algorithm
            as well as the old. Authorize.net documentation states that both will
            continue to function but the old md5 option will no longer be in their
            interface




            I hope this will help






            share|improve this answer


























            • I'm asking about Authorize.net not Authorize.net Direct Post. Can you please give answer for this?

              – Magecode
              Feb 11 at 4:59














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            First Please check this link for reference discussion about Authorize.net change MD5 to SHA-512 by Magento Maintenance support




            https://www.vonnda.com/blog/magento-maintenance-services-getting-caught-by-the-safety-net/



            For Magento 1.9 here is possible fix for (a change made regarding the support of the delimiter character from any string to only a single character).



            https://github.com/vonnda/Vonnda_AuthorizePatch/



            For Magento 2




            The new official Magento 2 core module that is nearing completion and
            is scheduled to be available in 2.3.1 will support the new algorithm
            as well as the old. Authorize.net documentation states that both will
            continue to function but the old md5 option will no longer be in their
            interface




            I hope this will help






            share|improve this answer
















            First Please check this link for reference discussion about Authorize.net change MD5 to SHA-512 by Magento Maintenance support




            https://www.vonnda.com/blog/magento-maintenance-services-getting-caught-by-the-safety-net/



            For Magento 1.9 here is possible fix for (a change made regarding the support of the delimiter character from any string to only a single character).



            https://github.com/vonnda/Vonnda_AuthorizePatch/



            For Magento 2




            The new official Magento 2 core module that is nearing completion and
            is scheduled to be available in 2.3.1 will support the new algorithm
            as well as the old. Authorize.net documentation states that both will
            continue to function but the old md5 option will no longer be in their
            interface




            I hope this will help







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