So after some wrangling with my webhost, playing with key containers, and chatting with an MS sort over on forums.asp.net, I've come to the conclusion that machine-level key stores are the proper way to store crypto keys on the server -- never use plaintext files, as I'd originally been considering.
The ASPNET and/or Network Service context should have access to store and retrieve keys from the machine-level store. You can insert them programmatically, or most host support staffers should be able to import them as well.
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RSA Cryptography Demo
RSA Cryptography Demo
I've written a simple demo application in .NET 2.0/3.0/3.5 (C#) showing how to generate and manage keys and encrypt/decrypt data using the RSA asymmetric algorithm.
I've written a simple demo application in .NET 2.0/3.0/3.5 (C#) showing how to generate and manage keys and encrypt/decrypt data using the RSA asymmetric algorithm.
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