Is it possible to some API to programmaticaly
export a certificate including its private key even if the certificate
was earlier imported from a .pfx file while leaving the 'Mark this key
as Exportable' option unchecked ?
There is no API to do this, but you should be aware that it is
absolutely possible if you are using a CSP that does not provide true
secure key storage (hardware based). That is, if you are using the
default "Microsoft Enhanced Cryptographic Storage Provider".
Re: Secure file transfer from unix to windows ... But the difference in security between leaving an ... about them to use system call tracer or use a trojan horse to capture ... With everyone can modify and build up SSH... will not be able to temper the certificate.... (comp.security.ssh)
Re: Secure file transfer from unix to windows ... But the difference in security between leaving an ... > about them to use system call tracer or use a trojan horse to capture ... With everyone can modify and build up SSH... > will not be able to temper the certificate.... (comp.security.ssh)
Re: Security Certificate Trust Problem ...certificate problem...."Mark L. Ferguson" wrote: ... I have never chosen not to trust this "company" ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support)
Re: starting kids off ... >>Hello Mark,... >>Can't you get the farmer friend to come out with you for a short while ... > implies the 'occupier' already has a certificate for owning a shotgun. ... (uk.rec.shooting.clays)
Re: starting kids off ... ON that land, WITH that person, this> would>allow your daughter to shoot wouldn't it? ... I believe 'borrow a shotgun from the occupier of private premises ' implies the 'occupier' already has a certificate for owning a shotgun. ...Mark Roberts.... (uk.rec.shooting.clays)
