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- Access keys for Local Machine from Microsoft KSP
Thanks in advance Additional info: certutil -csp "Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider" -key returns NULL when run normally, but gives the proper list of keys only when run with Admin privilge So, I assume it has something to do with privileges Can someone suggest where I can update the privileges for my KSP corresponding to Local Machine?
- CNG, Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider, and the . . .
In examining the PKS file, the provider appears to be "Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider" If I import the cert into the local key store, but override the CSP to "Microsoft Enhanced RSA and AES Cryptographic Provider", it works fine, but ideally, I would like the app to work without overriding the CSP
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How do I manually register unregister a Key Storage Provider on Windows 10 11 and what is the problem? Using Microsoft’s Event Viewer, in Administrative Events, I get the record of Level “Error” that
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0 In Net 5 6, I got a RsaCng key in memory, got a certificate back from CA, how can I specify to use the "Microsoft Key Storage Provider" when importing to the Windows certificate store?
- Issue creating CSP type certificate for use with Microsoft . . .
Looking into the cert using certutil I can see it is indeed a KSP type key (Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider specifically) How can I convert this certificate to a CSP type key? I tried the following command to try convert my pem files from letsencrypt to a pfx with the correct CSP:
- Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider in SQL Server 2016 . . .
I'm pretty sure the point of a key storage provider is that you don't have to maintain copies of keys on other machines From BOL: Centralized Key Stores - serve applications on multiple computers An example of a centralized key store is Azure Key Vault A centralized key store usually makes key management easier because you don't need to maintain multiple copies of your column master keys on
- private key - System. Security. Cryptography . . .
0 I have a pfx (create with openssl) with CSP = "Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider" Certificate's key usage is set to Digital Signature, Key Encipherment, Key Agreement Certificate is imported into LocalMachine, in Intermediate Certification Authorities
- C# import certificate and key (PFX) into CNG KSP
Original answer: While bartonjs' answer works well for the Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider, it fails for the Microsoft Platform Key Storage Provider and machine keys due to a bug in the KSP or NET that PKI Guy has already pointed at (the imported key has IsMachineKey false)
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