Subject | Re: [ib-support] a "security" question (ISC4.gdb) |
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Author | Paul Vinkenoog |
Post date | 2002-07-24T11:47:52Z |
Hi abadose,
present they don't, but later install IB/FB apps that expect a
decently working server?
your application's data is so sensitive that not even SYSDBA and/or
the superuser of the machine it runs on should be allowed to see it,
have your app encrypt it before storing it in the DB.
Greetings,
Paul Vinkenoog
> at first i want to describe the situation i am: customers get a cd,But what if some of your customers already run IB/FB? And what if at
> with an application and a firebird database. the customer has to
> install the whole database server to get access the database. the
> isc4.gdb has only one user which only my application knows (i don't
> want other applications to read my database!).
present they don't, but later install IB/FB apps that expect a
decently working server?
> now i got one big problem: what if the customer changes the isc4.gdbI'm definitely not an Interbase expert, but my suggestion would be: if
> to the original one? each application (ibconsole,...) would have
> access to my database and all its content.
your application's data is so sensitive that not even SYSDBA and/or
the superuser of the machine it runs on should be allowed to see it,
have your app encrypt it before storing it in the DB.
Greetings,
Paul Vinkenoog