DataProtector.ProviderProtect(Byte[]) Método

Definição

Namespace:

System.Security.Cryptography

Assembly:

System.Security.dll

Especifica o método delegado na classe derivada que o método Protect(Byte[]) na classe base chama de volta.

protected:
 abstract cli::array <System::Byte> ^ ProviderProtect(cli::array <System::Byte> ^ userData);

protected abstract byte[] ProviderProtect (byte[] userData);

abstract member ProviderProtect : byte[] -> byte[]

Protected MustOverride Function ProviderProtect (userData As Byte()) As Byte()

Parâmetros

userData

Byte[]

Os dados a serem criptografados.

Retornos

Byte[]

Uma matriz de bytes que contém os dados criptografados.

Exemplos

O exemplo a seguir mostra uma implementação do ProviderProtect método . Ele faz parte de um exemplo de código maior para a DataProtector classe .

// To allow a service to hand out instances of a DataProtector we demand unrestricted DataProtectionPermission
// in the constructor, but Assert the permission when ProviderProtect is called.  This is similar to FileStream
// where access is checked at time of creation, not time of use.
[SecuritySafeCritical]
[DataProtectionPermission(SecurityAction.Assert, ProtectData = true)]
protected override byte[] ProviderProtect(byte[] userData)
{

    // Delegate to ProtectedData
    ProtectedMemory.Protect(userData, Scope);
    return userData;
}

' To allow a service to hand out instances of a DataProtector we demand unrestricted DataProtectionPermission 
' in the constructor, but Assert the permission when ProviderProtect is called.  This is similar to FileStream
' where access is checked at time of creation, not time of use.
<SecuritySafeCritical(), DataProtectionPermission(SecurityAction.Assert, ProtectData:=True)> _
Protected Overrides Function ProviderProtect(ByVal userData() As Byte) As Byte()

    ' Delegate to ProtectedData
    ProtectedMemory.Protect(userData, Scope)
    Return userData

End Function 'ProviderProtect