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Project secrets encryption
Encrypt secrets in
projects or use a password that is stored locally in project files.
Requirements
Encrypt project secrets while
creating a project. See Create a project.
Encryption scope
FactoryTalk Optix
:
- Encrypts passwords in projects.
- Encrypts custom objects with the Password DataType.
- In the projectYAMLfiles, which represent the project information model, replacesValuenodes withSecretValuenodes with encrypted text values.
Projects with encrypted secrets
FactoryTalk Optix
handles encrypted projects in the following way: - Opening a project with encrypted secrets when you do not have access to the organization used to create the project or you continue without providing a user password blanks all project secrets.
- Saving an encrypted project as an unencrypted project removes all secrets.TIP: Passwords for user accounts in projects are not considered secrets and are not encrypted with FactoryTalk Hub keys. Passwords for user accounts in projects are securely stored using a hash algorithm.
- Deploying an encrypted project to an unencrypted client displays a warning message. For more information, see Project encryption on a target device.
- Pasting an object from an encrypted project to an unencrypted project blanks the secrets.
- Adding an object to the Template Libraries in an encrypted project blanks the secrets.
- Pasting a password as a text to the clipboard is disabled in encrypted projects.
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