DoubleLocks
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You can view the latest version of the Secret Server documentation here.
Secret Server's doublelock is a feature that provides an additional security layer by protecting secret data using asymmetric encryption (a public/private key pair) where the private key is a human-generated password. This feature is independent of regular permissions, Secret Server login access, or physical access to the machine running Secret Server.
A shortcut way of thinking about doublelocks is as an extra password for secrets that is held by a set group of users. In addition, both the password and the group of users are reusable for other secrets.
