Subject | Re: [ib-support] Delphi app connect to only one fb db |
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Author | peter@cyionics.com |
Post date | 2003-05-29T06:19:30Z |
Hi cm
I'm surprised you need to hard code the key in your client, I use a voucher distribution system for my code.
There is lots of software around now to add encryption and control over application distribution / authorisation.
Have a look at the excellent Turbopower products like lockboxnow public domain on sourceforge.
try www.turbopower.com to look at the products available then do a search on turbopower at sourceforge.
http://sourceforge.net/search/ using turbopower as the search key.
I myself have also used asprotect and for my apps now I use TSM's SLock PK with their server option
http://www.crypto-central.com/
The theory on this site of how SlockPK works is well worth reading.
Rgds
Peter
Cyionics
I'm surprised you need to hard code the key in your client, I use a voucher distribution system for my code.
There is lots of software around now to add encryption and control over application distribution / authorisation.
Have a look at the excellent Turbopower products like lockboxnow public domain on sourceforge.
try www.turbopower.com to look at the products available then do a search on turbopower at sourceforge.
http://sourceforge.net/search/ using turbopower as the search key.
I myself have also used asprotect and for my apps now I use TSM's SLock PK with their server option
http://www.crypto-central.com/
The theory on this site of how SlockPK works is well worth reading.
Rgds
Peter
Cyionics
----- Original Message -----
From: hee_cm18
To: ib-support@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 4:14 AM
Subject: [ib-support] Delphi app connect to only one fb db
Hi All,
I am working on a Delphi application with Firebird. It will be
distributed to several clients. In my client (Delphi), I have
hardcoded a key and have that key in an application-system table.
Each client will have different key value. Everytime user log-in,
this key will be compare to prevent app connects to other client's fb
db.
This is working fine for normal user. Even if they have other
client's db, they can't connect using the app because key mis-match.
But for "super user", they can twist it by updating other's client
key to its own key using, for example, isql.
What I want to do here is: The application can only connect to its
own db. It cannot use the application to browse data on other
client's db.
TIA.
regards,
cm
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