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Oracle Wallet SSO/Autologon File Security

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I'm trying to understand the security of Oracle Autologin wallets better. As I understand it, an Oracle Wallet is a AES encrypted PKCS12 (.p21) file with the access key being a password. From this an SSO (Autologin or Autologin-local) file can be created. I have some questions on its operation/security:

  • Does this .SSO file contain the original .P12 file and it's password?
  • If so, is the file encrypted in any way and what is the access key?

So basically, if a user has the .SSO file can they easily get at the contents?

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