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SQL Server

Built-In Cryptographic Functions

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A function is a database object that contains a block of code that can be referenced in a command to return either a single value, in which case it is called a scalar function, or a set of data, in which case it is called a rowset function. For example, calling the GETDATE() scalar function will return the current date.

SQL Server offers many built-in functions that can be used for aggregation, mathematical calculations, date and time handling, text and string handling and the execution of security tasks. In the interest of securing sensitive data, we will be focusing on those functions that address cryptographic functionality, which are:

  • AsymKey_ID

  • Cert_ID

  • CertProperty

  • DecryptByKeyAutoAsymKey

  • DecryptByKeyAutoCert

  • EncryptByAsymKey and DecryptByAsymKey

  • EncryptByCert and DecryptByCert

  • EncryptByKey and DecryptByKey

  • EncryptByPassPhrase and DecryptByPassPhrase

  • Key_ID

  • Key_GUID

  • SignByAsymKey

  • SignByCert

  • VerifySignedByAsymKey

  • VerifySignedByCert
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