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In this scenario, the AD domain controller is responsible for distributing the encryption keys used by the DPAPI-NG operations. The target user will be able to decipher the encrypted payload from any domain-joined machine (provided that the process is running under his identity).
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In this scenario, the AD domain controller is responsible for distributing the encryption keys used by the DPAPI-NG operations. The target user will be able to decipher the encrypted payload from any domain-joined machine (provided that the process is running under their identity).
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Certificate-based encryption with Windows DPAPI-NG
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Certificate-based encryption with Windows DPAPI-NG
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Custom key encryption
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Custom key encryption
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If the in-box mechanisms are not appropriate, the developer can specify his own key encryption mechanism by providing a custom IXmlEncryptor.
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If the in-box mechanisms are not appropriate, the developer can specify their own key encryption mechanism by providing a custom IXmlEncryptor.
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