HI
Integrating FileVault (macOS disk encryption) with ServiceNow to extract passwords is a complex and potentially problematic task due to security and privacy concerns. FileVault is designed to securely encrypt data on macOS devices, and extracting passwords from it would generally be contrary to its security principles.
However, you can manage and enforce FileVault encryption through Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions like Kandji or Endpoint Central. These solutions can help manage encryption keys, enforce encryption policies, and integrate with IT service management tools like ServiceNow for better visibility and management.
import requests
# Kandji API credentials
KANDJI_API_URL = "https://api.kandji.io"
KANDJI_API_TOKEN = "your_kandji_api_token"
# ServiceNow API credentials
SERVICENOW_INSTANCE = "your_instance"
SERVICENOW_USER = "your_user"
SERVICENOW_PASSWORD = "your_password"
def get_kandji_filevault_keys():
headers = {"Authorization": f"Bearer {KANDJI_API_TOKEN}"}
response = requests.get(f"{KANDJI_API_URL}/v1/devices", headers=headers)
devices = response.json()
return devices
def update_servicenow(devices):
for device in devices:
if "filevault_recovery_key" in device:
data = {
"device_id": device["device_id"],
"filevault_recovery_key": device["filevault_recovery_key"],
}
response = requests.post(
f"https://{SERVICENOW_INSTANCE}.service-now.com/api/now/table/your_table",
auth=(SERVICENOW_USER, SERVICENOW_PASSWORD),
json=data
)
if response.status_code != 201:
print(f"Failed to update ServiceNow for device {device['device_id']}")
devices = get_kandji_filevault_keys()
update_servicenow(devices)
Thanks and Regards
Shreedevi Narayana
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