Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly
Use the Keymacro DLL to determine if any of the dynamic parameters
of the cryptographic provider are installed.
Intent of Keymacro:
The intent of the Keymacro DLL is to allow
a developer to determine if any of the
dynamic parameters of the cryptographic provider
are installed.
Environment:
This DLL can only be called from within a
development or test environment.
Technical Details:
The Header File:
KEYSDLG.H
Functionality:
Check if any dynamic parameters are currently
installed.
Output and Response:
This DLL uses the Structured Exception Handler
(SEH) to output a warning message to the
console if any dynamic parameters are
missing.
Response and Comments:
This DLL is expected to be called from
within an environment that is not the
regular desktop user account.
Please respond with any questions or
comments to the
Cryptographic Provider Ad Hoc Working Group (CHAG).
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EPROCESS.Misc.Siginfo0
The Misc.Siginfo0 is a type of thread signature. It is used to report thread
context changes.
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The Misc.Siginfo0 object exists as a field of an EPROCESS
object. It has a field called “SignalSet” which can be used to get
information about the thread’s signal state. The “SignalSet” field can
contain one of the following values:
0 – The thread is not currently executing in a signal handler.
1 – The thread is executing in a signal handler.
2 – The thread is not currently executing in a thread context change
handler.
3 – The thread is executing in a thread context change handler.
4 – The thread is executing in a signal handler and the current signal
frame is in the SSE state.
5 – The thread is executing in a thread context change handler and the
current signal frame is in the MMX state.
6 – The thread is executing in a thread context change handler and the
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Cryptographic Provider Development Kit (formerly Windows CNG SDK)
Introduction
Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) provides many types of features to allow you to provide services to other Internet Information Services (IIS) sites. For example, you can provide an online calendar or provide a secure web mail service. You can also build an information storage system that securely provides web sites with a secure location to store their data.
To implement a secure information storage system, you can develop cryptographic providers, which enable Internet sites to store data in a safe, secure location. These providers are installed by other Internet Information Services (IIS) sites, such as IIS 7.0 or IIS 7.5. These providers are called Information Store Providers (ISPs).
Cryptographic providers allow web applications and Internet Information Services (IIS) sites to store confidential data or information in a secure location. For example, web applications could use an Internet Information Services (IIS) site to store payroll information, such as employee names and social security numbers. In addition, the web applications could create an information storage system that protects the data from computer viruses, unauthorized access and theft.
In addition to the standard cryptographic providers (also called Information Store Providers (ISPs)), IIS 7.0 and IIS 7.5 offer several crypto provider options, such as Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA) and RSA (a public key cryptography algorithm). You can use one or more of these crypto providers to implement a security system that stores and protects user data.
ISPs typically use cryptographic algorithms (such as AES or RSA) to protect the data stored in their systems. These algorithms are known as the Information Store Provider (ISP) Algorithms. These algorithms are used to encrypt and decrypt the data that is stored in the Provider’s system.
If you use the IIS Crypto Provider (formerly Windows Crypto Provider), it is possible to use several cryptographic algorithms (for example, AES, SHA, and RSA), to encrypt and decrypt the data stored in the provider’s system. However, if you use a different provider, you can use only one of the following three cryptographic algorithms.
Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) – Use the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm.
Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA) – Use the Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA) algorithm.
RSA (a public key algorithm) – Use the
The purpose of this document is to provide an easy-to-follow development guide on how to create and debug (compile, link and debug) a new cryptographic provider from scratch.
The development kit is based on the CNG SDK and the cryptographic provider provider development kit.
The SDK includes samples and code for developing a provider based on the low level cryptographic APIs (Crypt32 and CryptSvc).
At the same time, the Cryptographic Provider Development Kit provides simple and extensible framework for creating cryptographic providers based on Windows operating system user interface.
This kit is an updated version of the Cryptographic Next Generation Software Development Kit (CNG SDK).
This development kit is an updated version of the Cryptographic Next Generation Software Development Kit (CNG SDK).
This kit provides an easy-to-follow development guide on how to create and debug a new cryptographic provider based on the Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7 and Windows 8 operating systems.
The main point of this document is to provide an easy-to-follow development guide for those who have a CNG SDK and are working on a CNG SDK based cryptographic provider.
This document provides step-by-step instructions to use the Cryptographic Provider Development Kit to help you write and debug a new cryptographic provider and learn the system programming using the Windows Cryptographic API.
The CNG SDK is the framework of the Cryptographic Service Interface (CSI) for all the cryptographic algorithms and services in Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7 and Windows 8.
The CNG SDK supports
cryptographic algorithms
cryptographic services
cryptographic providers
Before you can use the Cryptographic Provider Development Kit, you need to understand the following details:
This document describes the general structure of CNG SDK providers.
This kit also contains samples and code for developing a provider based on the low level cryptographic APIs (Crypt32 and CryptSvc).
The following list of samples are included in the Cryptographic Provider Development Kit:
Account management sample
CNG SDK samples
Encryption and decryption samples
Key management sample
NTLM Authentication sample
PKI certificate services sample
Simple signing sample
Summary of this kit
In summary, the Cryptographic Provider Development Kit consists of the following items:
The Cryptographic Provider Development Kit provides a simple and extensible framework for creating cryptographic providers based on Windows operating system user interface.
The Cryptographic Provider Development Kit consists of the following components:
Reference Microsoft Cryptographic Provider Framework
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit documentation
Cryptographic Provider Development Kit samples and utilities
File Description
This SDK is a set of header files, sample projects, libraries, utility and tool sets for you to develop your cryptographic provider.
This SDK provides interfaces for the low level cryptographic APIs (Crypt32 and CryptSvc) so you
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Windows 2000 (Service Pack 3) or later
Windows Server 2003 (Service Pack 1) or later
Service Pack 3
Client:
Windows 7 (64-bit only)
Windows Server 2008 (64-bit only)
Windows 8 (64-bit only)
Installed RAM:
1 GB
2 GB
3 GB
Installed Hard Drive:
500 MB
Installed Graphics Card:
DVI/HDMI
VGA/D
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