Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Firebird security, another way |
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Author | Ivan Prenosil |
Post date | 2004-12-15T12:50:45Z |
> From: "Charles-Henri Balet"In other words, what you are asking for is something like:
> thanks for your answers and proposals, my problem is effectively for
> distribute a product based on FireBird or Interbase
> and protect structure from access
> my only problem is the SYSDBA account, it's the only weakness of security,
> but as one cannot remove the SYSDBA user,
> my data base remains accessible to all that can copy my fdb file despite
> username and password !
I want to securely lock main doors to my house, and my *only* problem
is cylindrical door lock - I have heard that it could be easily picklocked.
So I decided to use big padlock instead. Should I use brass or steel
padlock ? Will 5 pin lock be enough ? Or perhaps two or more padlocks ?
Maybe combine it with card lock or digilock ? Should I attach
thick chain somewhere ? Or connect high voltage to door handle
(that would be automatically activated by *trigger*, of course).
Should I complain to lock manufacturer or door manufacturer
that their products are not secure enough for me ? Thanks for your advices.
Oh, I forget to say that all my windows are wide opened, and anybody
can walk in by back door.
Regards,
Ivan
http://www.volny.cz/iprenosil/interbase/