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I am using DotNetOpenAuth in my ASP.NET website to implement login using other providers like google and yahoo. So for every user,i will get a Claimed Identifier from the provider ? Should i encrypt that before storing it into my database ?
The Claimed Identifier isn’t like a password. It should be treated like you’d treat a username.
Whether or not you encrypt it is therefore based on your own privacy/security policies.