You create a shared secret to store data. The shared-secret value is made of this data. The value can be as large as 65 KB. A shared-secret value is made of key-value pairs. The keys aren't case sensitive.
A credential-set shared secret value contains key-value pairs that represent the information a user provides to authenticate, (for a example, Username and Password).
An application shared secret value also contains key-value pairs. However, these pairs represent the information that the application needs to authenticate a user but information that the user doesn't provide (for example, the Windows* control ID for the username field).
Adding a Key-Value Pair
Modifying a Value
Deleting a Key-Value Pair
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