Mark,
Is this ASP, or a Windows app?
Rob
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mark Nicholls
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I've
Per,
You may have a chance if you use a combination of methods but, as others
have pointed out, once someone is logged in as admin, they pretty well own
you.
I'll relate my solution as it may help out.
I need a shared encryption key for one of my services (last week's thread).
My solution, while
at 2:25 PM, Robert Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Thanks for the suggestion. I have a routine that creates a key from a
> password, using SHA512. The problem is distributing the password, or the
> key.
>
Right. If you go with the derived key approach, you must derive t
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Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 3:39 PM
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I would suggest you either derive the key from a strong password or encrypt
the key using a certificate.
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Steve Johnson
On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 1:27
Rob,
Perhaps you can use a tool like aspnet_setreg or an equivalent to store the
key in the registry during install?
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On 3/20/08, Robert Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Maybe someone can help shed some light on th
Maybe someone can help shed some light on this subject for me.
I am encrypting several values (using AES) before storing them to an xml
file, and I have yet to find an example, or explanation of how to get my key
into protected storage the first time.
The examples I've seen so far create a rand
That's easy enough to fix!
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This is seriousl
Another happy VisualSVN over VS 2005/2008 customer here. Worth every penny
of the $50.
Rob
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Also take a look at http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/sharpBITS.aspx
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I've noticed more banks and credit card companies doing this sort of
additional authentication (pictures, passphrases, etc).
For instance my bank recently had me choose 3 security questions from a list
of about 10. Things like the name of the city you were born in, favorite
color, fathers middle n
Just had an additional thought... make sure that "Xml Documentation File" is
checked under the build tab, of the properties dialog. Otherwise there won't
be a file to distribute!
HTH,
Rob
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Make sure that the .XML file that matches your assembly
Make sure that the .XML file that matches your assembly name is in the
folder that the assembly is in.
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Russ,
Where XAML would benefit you in this situation (as far as I can tell) would
only be if you were going to create a WPF app that dynamically loads the
XAML file to build its UI. Your "Creator" process would need to create the
XAML, or change portions of a master file. If you are not going to u
Fletcher,
I assume since you're in vista that you are running VS with elevated
privileges (run as admin). This means that when you start the debugger in
the ide you are not running in the logged in users account anymore, you are
in the admin account. The easiest way to fix this for debuggi
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On 10/16/06, Robert Lee <[EMAIL PROT
I need to monitor a folder structure on a remote machine, and respond to
file events. I started with a service, using FileSystemWatchers to monitor
the folders and all was well as long as I was testing on a local drive,
however (as I now know ) A service cannot see the mapped drive (or the
I would try deleting the shortcut from the installer and then recreating it
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(msi)
I have a setup pro
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