Can you share with us?
If you encrypt in code using private key wont you still have to embed public
key in code?
-Neelesh
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From: Farhan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 4:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Encrypt Key in the code
Found problem to my issue - works great and it's free :)
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Is this web app or a windows app?
One solution that I have come found simple when developing of the web
server is the following:
Create a configuration component that is dedicated to reading a
configuration file. Run the component in COM+ out of process. Create a
user account that will be the
Thanks for the help.
Here is what i am doing:
I am writing Voice Enabled .NET application. Problem is that i don't want
user to say their username and password as it's kinda extra work. So i
wrote small route that encrypts username and password, and gives user
Randomized number. Problem is i don
Farhan wrote:
> It's sat night and i am getting brain dead. I am encrypting username and
> password using System.Security.Cryptography, but problem is that i have
> hard-coded Key in the code, which is not safe. How will i hide the Key from
> developers to see?
I have no idea what your applicati