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If you decrypt a previously encrypted monitored file or folder and then restore to a point before the file or folder was decrypted, the restored file or folder remains decrypted. If you undo the restore, the file or folder remains decrypted. If you encrypt a monitored file and then restore to a point before the monitored file was encrypted, the restored file is unencrypted. If you undo the restore, the file remains unencrypted.

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add(button1);

If you modify a monitored file that is encrypted for multiple users and then restore to a point before the modification occurred, the file will be accessible only to the first user who modified the file after the restore point was created. If you undo the restore, only the user who ran the restore will be able to access the file. The filter will back up the file during restore in the context of the user who is running the restore operation. If you delete a monitored encrypted file and then restore to a point before the deletion, the deleted file is restored with its encryption attributes intact. If you undo the restore, the file is again deleted. If you encrypt a directory and then restore to a point before it was encrypted, the directory remains encrypted. Monitored files created in this directory after the restore point are encrypted, but they will be deleted by a restore. Monitored files moved into this directory retain the encryption status from the directory in which they were created. After the restore, monitored files will be moved back to their original directory and retain the encryption status from that directory. If you undo the restore, the directory remains encrypted and files are returned. If you modify an encrypted directory (for example, change its name) and then restore to a point before the modification, the modification is lost, but the directory remains encrypted. If you undo the restore, the modification returns and the directory remains encrypted. If you delete a directory that is encrypted and then restore to a point before it was deleted, the directory retains its encryption status. If you undo the restore, the directory is again deleted.

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button2 = new Button("Add record");

If you encrypt application files, consider these recommendations:

add(button2);

The best practice is to place these files in a partition/drive that is excluded from System Restore protection. This reduces the risk of restoring files to a pre-encrypted state. If you choose to encrypt application files and use System Restore on the partition/drive storing the files, turn off System Restore (losing all previous restore points), complete the encryption settings, and then turn System Restore back on. This ensures that the files cannot be reverted to a pre-encrypted state.

To configure System Restore 1. On the System Tools menu, click System Restore. 2. Select System Restore Settings, and configure the options as appropriate for your environment. Note

button3 = new Button("Save database");

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add(button3);

Decrypting a file for a data recovery agent (DRA) is identical to the process described earlier for a user except that the copy of the FEK encrypted by using the DRA s public key is taken from the file s DRF, decrypted, and used to decrypt the file. Figure 18-8 illustrates the process of obtaining the DRA s private key from his or her user profile, using it to decrypt the FEK, and using the FEK to decrypt the data.

Encrypted File DDF Contains FEK Encrypted with User's Public Key DRF (if a data recovery agent has been designated) Ciphertext (Encrypted Data) "*(d3ca&&1/!p94882aAA"

button4 = new Button(">");

DRF + DRA's Private Key Decrypts FEK Decrypted Data FEK + Ciphertext "The quick brown fox jumped over..."

add(button4);

Figure 18-8

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In a stand-alone environment, an administrator for the computer needs to generate a recovery agent certificate and designate a DRA.

For stand-alone computers, Windows XP Professional does not create a default recovery agent. A DRA can be added by using Group Policy on the local computer, but the intended DRA must first have a recovery certificate. Because the computer is stand-alone, EFS creates a self-signed certificate for the DRA. This requires the cipher.exe command-line utility.

try {

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url = new URL("file:////c://xml//birds//birdsxml");

To generate a recovery agent certificate 1. Log on as an administrator. 2. At a command prompt, type:

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