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Today I noticed a new section named "Keys." I don't know which services uses this? Anybody have any idea? Or I'm the beta user to see this?
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Overview. Cryptographic keys are strings of bytes that you combine with other data in specialized mathematical operations to enhance security.
The iOS frameworks provide the infrastructure you need for creating iOS apps. You use the keys associated with this framework to configure the appearance of your app at launch time and the behavior of your app once it is running.
In the Member Center, click to select the Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles section, then select Certificates under iOS Apps. To create a certificate, click the Add button (+) in the upper-right corner. Choose Apple Development or iOS App Development as the type, then click Continue.
To proceed with the next step you need a Certificate Signing Request (CSR). Login to apple developer account Click “Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles” Click “Provisioning Profiles” In the “Certificates” section click “Production” Click the “Add” (+) button at the top-right of the main panel.
I noticed it also quite recently and used it right away for push notification configuration of a 3rd party service. In my case I created a key and then added it to the Visual Studio Mobile Center push notification configuration site along with the BundleID and the TeamID. Additional to this you still have to configure Push Notification on your App Identifier in the corresponding section. It looks like the keys here are a new and more convenient way for passing push authentication info like the PEM files before. But can't actually find and official docs on this topic by Apple :( by now.
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