Subject | Re: [IB-Architect] Security holes... |
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Author | Doug Chamberlin |
Post date | 2000-04-03T01:53:09Z |
At 4/2/00 09:29 PM (Sunday), Emil Briggs wrote:
login passwords is the same one-way algorithm widely used in Unix. The
source is available and has been translated from C into Object Pascal. (I
use a procedure in some Delphi apps to encrypt passwords in my client app
before they are used by the Interbase server. Works great.)
I don't think there is a big security hole here. At least there are bigger
security fish to fry than this.
>How strong is the encryption? Also how will the Open SourceI'm no expert at this but I think the encryption used for hashing Interbase
>release of Interbase deal with encryption/legal issues?
login passwords is the same one-way algorithm widely used in Unix. The
source is available and has been translated from C into Object Pascal. (I
use a procedure in some Delphi apps to encrypt passwords in my client app
before they are used by the Interbase server. Works great.)
I don't think there is a big security hole here. At least there are bigger
security fish to fry than this.