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Find out what encryptor name my database is using
Why use asymmetric keys in SQL Server?How to restore symmetric key on the new database?How does Transparent Data Encryption actually work?Restore db with encrypted column in SQL Server, without overwriting existing Service Master Keyhow to decrypt one encrypted column with lost passwordBACKUP MASTER KEY failing with cannot find symmetric master key because it does not existSymmetric Key Creation QuestionHow to protect a symmetric key?Recreate symmetric key of unknown CREATE SYMMETRIC KEYWhat are implications for changing encryption from TRIPLE_DES to AES_128?
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I want to find what encryptor name my database is using to encrypted. This is database encryption thing.
This is the syntax I see up site of Micosoft.
CREATE DATABASE ENCRYPTION KEY
WITH ALGORITHM = AES_192
ENCRYPTION BY SERVER
ASYMMETRIC KEY Encryptor_Name
[ ; ]
Now I don't know if a symmetric key or a certificate is used to encrypt database.
The encryptor_name for one encrypted with certificate is I find in sys.certificates of master database. It is name of the row display in sys.certificates
What about the ASSYMETRIC KEY. Can you give give me examples to encrypt database with it, then the script to display information of the encryptor_name that it use. (my English is not good. Please suffer me).
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I want to find what encryptor name my database is using to encrypted. This is database encryption thing.
This is the syntax I see up site of Micosoft.
CREATE DATABASE ENCRYPTION KEY
WITH ALGORITHM = AES_192
ENCRYPTION BY SERVER
ASYMMETRIC KEY Encryptor_Name
[ ; ]
Now I don't know if a symmetric key or a certificate is used to encrypt database.
The encryptor_name for one encrypted with certificate is I find in sys.certificates of master database. It is name of the row display in sys.certificates
What about the ASSYMETRIC KEY. Can you give give me examples to encrypt database with it, then the script to display information of the encryptor_name that it use. (my English is not good. Please suffer me).
sql-server
asked 8 hours ago
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I want to find what encryptor name my database is using to encrypted. This is database encryption thing.
This is the syntax I see up site of Micosoft.
CREATE DATABASE ENCRYPTION KEY
WITH ALGORITHM = AES_192
ENCRYPTION BY SERVER
ASYMMETRIC KEY Encryptor_Name
[ ; ]
Now I don't know if a symmetric key or a certificate is used to encrypt database.
The encryptor_name for one encrypted with certificate is I find in sys.certificates of master database. It is name of the row display in sys.certificates
What about the ASSYMETRIC KEY. Can you give give me examples to encrypt database with it, then the script to display information of the encryptor_name that it use. (my English is not good. Please suffer me).
sql-server
asked 8 hours ago
Da WeiDa Wei
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I want to find what encryptor name my database is using to encrypted. This is database encryption thing.
This is the syntax I see up site of Micosoft.
CREATE DATABASE ENCRYPTION KEY
WITH ALGORITHM = AES_192
ENCRYPTION BY SERVER
ASYMMETRIC KEY Encryptor_Name
[ ; ]
Now I don't know if a symmetric key or a certificate is used to encrypt database.
The encryptor_name for one encrypted with certificate is I find in sys.certificates of master database. It is name of the row display in sys.certificates
What about the ASSYMETRIC KEY. Can you give give me examples to encrypt database with it, then the script to display information of the encryptor_name that it use. (my English is not good. Please suffer me).
sql-server
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Now I don't know if a symmetric key or a certificate is used to encrypt database. The encryptor_name for one encrypted with certificate is I find in sys.certificates of master database. It is name of the row display in sys.certificates
If you look in sys.database_encryption_keys it'll tell you what database is encrypted using TDE (filter out TempDB [dbid 2]) along with the type of encryptor (cert/asymmetric key), and the thumbprint of that encryptor which can be used to find the encryptor in either the certificates or asymmetric keys catalog.
What about the ASSYMETRIC KEY.Can you give give me examples to encrypt database with it, then the script to display information of the encryptor_name that it use.
To use an asymmetric key as an encryptor you'll need a hardware security module (HSM) or a software emulation of an HSM such as Azure Key Vault (AKV) which has a complete walk through. Other than the specific Azure part of AKV, the same steps would be taken for an on-prem HSM.
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Now I don't know if a symmetric key or a certificate is used to encrypt database. The encryptor_name for one encrypted with certificate is I find in sys.certificates of master database. It is name of the row display in sys.certificates
If you look in sys.database_encryption_keys it'll tell you what database is encrypted using TDE (filter out TempDB [dbid 2]) along with the type of encryptor (cert/asymmetric key), and the thumbprint of that encryptor which can be used to find the encryptor in either the certificates or asymmetric keys catalog.
What about the ASSYMETRIC KEY.Can you give give me examples to encrypt database with it, then the script to display information of the encryptor_name that it use.
To use an asymmetric key as an encryptor you'll need a hardware security module (HSM) or a software emulation of an HSM such as Azure Key Vault (AKV) which has a complete walk through. Other than the specific Azure part of AKV, the same steps would be taken for an on-prem HSM.
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Now I don't know if a symmetric key or a certificate is used to encrypt database. The encryptor_name for one encrypted with certificate is I find in sys.certificates of master database. It is name of the row display in sys.certificates
If you look in sys.database_encryption_keys it'll tell you what database is encrypted using TDE (filter out TempDB [dbid 2]) along with the type of encryptor (cert/asymmetric key), and the thumbprint of that encryptor which can be used to find the encryptor in either the certificates or asymmetric keys catalog.
What about the ASSYMETRIC KEY.Can you give give me examples to encrypt database with it, then the script to display information of the encryptor_name that it use.
To use an asymmetric key as an encryptor you'll need a hardware security module (HSM) or a software emulation of an HSM such as Azure Key Vault (AKV) which has a complete walk through. Other than the specific Azure part of AKV, the same steps would be taken for an on-prem HSM.
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Now I don't know if a symmetric key or a certificate is used to encrypt database. The encryptor_name for one encrypted with certificate is I find in sys.certificates of master database. It is name of the row display in sys.certificates
If you look in sys.database_encryption_keys it'll tell you what database is encrypted using TDE (filter out TempDB [dbid 2]) along with the type of encryptor (cert/asymmetric key), and the thumbprint of that encryptor which can be used to find the encryptor in either the certificates or asymmetric keys catalog.
What about the ASSYMETRIC KEY.Can you give give me examples to encrypt database with it, then the script to display information of the encryptor_name that it use.
To use an asymmetric key as an encryptor you'll need a hardware security module (HSM) or a software emulation of an HSM such as Azure Key Vault (AKV) which has a complete walk through. Other than the specific Azure part of AKV, the same steps would be taken for an on-prem HSM.
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Now I don't know if a symmetric key or a certificate is used to encrypt database. The encryptor_name for one encrypted with certificate is I find in sys.certificates of master database. It is name of the row display in sys.certificates
If you look in sys.database_encryption_keys it'll tell you what database is encrypted using TDE (filter out TempDB [dbid 2]) along with the type of encryptor (cert/asymmetric key), and the thumbprint of that encryptor which can be used to find the encryptor in either the certificates or asymmetric keys catalog.
What about the ASSYMETRIC KEY.Can you give give me examples to encrypt database with it, then the script to display information of the encryptor_name that it use.
To use an asymmetric key as an encryptor you'll need a hardware security module (HSM) or a software emulation of an HSM such as Azure Key Vault (AKV) which has a complete walk through. Other than the specific Azure part of AKV, the same steps would be taken for an on-prem HSM.
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