By alashcraft
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Published: Nov 03 2009 / 19:49
Over the past few days, I've been working to change our build process and make it a little more flexible for our needs. As part of it, I was asked to look into how we encrypt our data, and see if we could come up with a better way to do it. Right now, we use DPAPI to encrypt information. It works great, but because the encryption is specific to a given machine, it means that encrypted values on one machine can't be decrypted on another machine. If we ever moved to a web farm, we'd be in trouble.
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