Re: CA Q
In article <#wDIzUfoFHA.3312@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, coolromeo29
@yahoo.com says...
> By using Certification Authority on WIN2K3 server, does all data become
> encrypted between those with certificates?
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Not quite. Public and private keys (as well as generated session keys)
are used by services for encryption and authentication. The MSPress
Security+ book has a really good overview of how encryption works. (I
wrote that chapter).
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Does W2K hold users email, EFS etc private key securely ?
... the location of private keys doesn't depend on how the Encrypted Data ... the file encryption key is not the public key. ... It is the FEK that is encrypted using the user's EFS public key, ... protect your EFS keys by limiting the success of password guessing or theft. ...
(Focus-Microsoft) - Re: Key Evolving Encryption
... >to form a key for encryption. ... Represent each node in a binary tree by a binary string x representing ... by revealing the private keys at just Ointernal nodes in the tree. ...
(sci.crypt) - Re: Encrypting Email: What do I Need?
... > recipients have their own X.509 certificates. ... > all keeping our private keys to ourselves. ... but I am new to encryption. ... - you use the PUBLIC key of any recipientto encrypt THAT the symmetric key bytes ...
(microsoft.public.dotnet.security) - Re: Fortune 50 secure e-mail
... >explicitly saying that they *didn't* store any private keys except their ... It's exactly the same thing PGP ... does - using a passphrase to decrypt the key when needed. ...
(comp.security.misc) - Re: Serious EFS Issue
... Are private keys that were used to file encryption still in user's profile? ... > scenario where I encrypted an end user's My documents folder (Redirected ... She receives denied because of user access privileges. ...
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