Windows 10: How does NCryptCreatePersistedKey actually persist the key

Hello,


I'm using the NCrypt API to create a persisted named key backed by the TPM store and en/decrypt data with it. So far working fine.

Now I want to use that key in Linux.


What I'd like to know is how exactly does NCryptCreatePersistedKey work in relation to the cryptographic operations and how does it interact with the TPM, so that I may decrypt data on Linux that was encrypted on Windows.


Thanks!

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