What is a secure way to store user credentials and other sensitive data

Question

I'm working on application that, in order to do tasks, it needs to have access to usernames and passwords provided by different users of system.

Answer 1

When you have finished editing the credential fields, click Next

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By default, two fields are listed: Windows User Name and Windows Password

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Obviously there are lots of causes for this error

Answer 2

You can change the name that a user sees when interacting with a field.
Windows User NameA Windows user account that identifies the user.
User NameA user account that identifies the user.

Answer 3

See HP Secure Print Analysis | HP Managed Services for other symbols and more details
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By default, the type of the new field is Generic

Answer 4

This link put me off https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee806866.aspx

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In the Target Application ID box, type a text string

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When I have this problem it is because the client