The customer key store is used for double key encryption in Azure RMS. This key is kept under your control and not exposed to Microsoft.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Please note that this project includes code for encryption libraries. You are responsible for complying with all applicable international and national laws that apply to this software, including the U.S. Export Administration Regulations, as well as end-user, end use and destination restrictions by U.S. and other governments.

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• Install .NET Core 2.1 SDK by following the instructions at dot.net/core
• Install Visual Studio Code

• In Visual Studio Code extensions install C# and nuget package manager

• Load the project in Visual Studio Code
• Open appsettings.json
• Under 'AzureAd' section replace <tenantid> in 'ValidIssuers' with your Azure AD tenant ID
• Under 'TestKeys' section modify the following:
  • Change the 'Name' value
  • Change the 'Id' value to contain a GUID
  • If running on prem then add a group in your Active Directory to 'AuthorizedRoles' that should be able to access this key. Roles should be comma delimited. Ex. "AuthorizedRoles": ["role1","role2"]
  • Or you can add a list of email address to 'AuthorizedEmailAddress' that should have access to the key Emails should be comma delimited. Ex. "AuthorizedEmailAddress": ["email1@company.com","email2@company.com"]
  • Remove whichever one you did not use - 'AuthorizedEmailAddress' or 'AuthorizedRoles'. Both cannot be present
  • Modify the value of 'PublicPem' to be a valid public key in PEM format, on a single line
  • Modify the value of 'PrivatePem' to be a valid private key in PEM format, on a single line
• Go to Debug -> Start Debugging

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