Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Storing shared secrets

2008-03-29 Thread Frans Bouma
> > > If you used encryption, etc so the app could access these protected > > > items, then if the wrong person got access to the app - they would > be > > > able to gain access to the protected items through the app. > > > > Though running as admin, add yourself to the group and you've > >

Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Storing shared secrets

2008-03-29 Thread Chris Anderson
> > If you used encryption, etc so the app could access these protected > > items, then if the wrong person got access to the app - they would be > > able to gain access to the protected items through the app. > > Though running as admin, add yourself to the group and you've > access. If

Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Storing shared secrets

2008-03-29 Thread Frans Bouma
> > The scenario is actually fairly simple. An application where a given > > company will run multiple copies. Each instance the app needs to > login > > to > > the same account (could be a share, a web service, etc.). > > > > There are too many users to reasonably grant each individual access to