Subject | RE: [firebird-support] FireBird security, where ? |
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Author | agung wibowo |
Post date | 2004-12-15T01:32:24Z |
>sample : you create a database .fdb and you crypt a password for SYSDBAIn firebird and interbase, you can't protect your file from anyone
>access of server and ? it's very simple
> to acced of this fdb database, you copy the fdb file on
>other computer with local firebird server, your login
> on SYSDBA with your new password and you access on all
>table's and stored proc ??????? you say security !!!!!!
"injection" with SYSDBA. But you can use database alias, at least to hide
your database file. As administrator, I think you must prevent another
person who don't have some privileges to accsess your database file
directly.
>peraps any can help me to a method for protect my stored proc and tabledelete your metadata before deploying your database. You should deploy
>design !!!
your's with compiled BLR. But before you deleting your metadata, you must
sure to save your metadata.
We hope that in the future release of firebird. the "genius people" behind
the firebird project think to enhance the security.
Regards
Agung w
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