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The following table describes the CSP functions. Each function in the table corresponds directly to a CryptoAPI function.
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Acquires a handle to a particular key container within the CSP. |
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Creates a hash object and returns a handle to it. |
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Decrypts a section of ciphertext using the specified encryption key. |
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Creates a key from a password. |
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Destroys a hash object. |
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Destroys a key. |
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Makes an exact copy of a hash object and the state the hash is in. |
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Makes an exact copy of a key, including the state of a key. |
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Encrypts a section of plaintext using the specified encryption key. |
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Transfers a key from the CSP into a key BLOB in the application's memory. |
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Creates a random key. |
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Generates random data. |
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Retrieves a hash object parameter. |
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Retrieves a key's parameters. |
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Retrieves attributes of the CSP. |
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Gets a handle to the key exchange or signature key. |
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Hashes a block of data and adds it to the specified hash object. |
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Hashes a session key and adds it to the specified hash object. |
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Transfers a key from a key BLOB to a CSP. |
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Frees the handle acquired by CPAcquireContext. |
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Sets a hash object parameter. |
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Specifies a key's parameters. |
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Sets specific attributes of a CSP. |
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Signs the specified hash object. |
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Verifies a digital signature. |