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Due to new laws in my country, any personal information must to be stored encrypted in the database.
So, to be able to perform querys over this data I was thinking to keep an in-memory copy of these tables with decrypted data.
For example,… Continue reading Is it safe to keep decrypted data in memory?
When auditing a machine for one of my clients I noticed that they have PostgreSQL listening and accessible from public network. This is not necessary for their application, seems they simply neglected to set up the firewall properly.
Postg… Continue reading What are the downsides to having PostgreSQL database available directly from public network?
I am working on attribute-based authentication and have a database of different attributes, which are assigned to profiles. I am trying to work out a system to assign digital signatures to profiles and attributes, which can be verified by … Continue reading What is the free method to assign Digital Signatures to Database entries? [closed]
I was wondering if it is possible to create some sort of database that is physically impossible to enter. While creating it, you store some information in it and program it to spit that information after a period of time. But not even you … Continue reading Is it possible for a database to be impenetrable?
Sherman Ye founded VESoft in 2018 when he saw a growing demand for graph databases in China. Its predecessors like Neo4j and TigerGraph had already been growing aggressively in the West for a few years, while China was just getting to know the technology that leverages graph structures to store data sets and depict their […] Continue reading VESoft raises $8M to meet China’s growing need for graph databases
If the database has a built in encryption possible such as Azure SQL Server’s, Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) would this be enough for getting the HIPAA compliance ? Or even before storing any data that could be PHI like dates, names ha… Continue reading HIPAA data encryption – Is database level encryption is enough?
I’m new here to ask a question. Sorry if my question had miss explanation. I just wanna ask if my PHP code is secure enough. Please find below is the source code:
Get the ID for choosing the Value
/*Create a new Query for get all … Continue reading Is my code safe enough to be publish on the server side? [duplicate]
It’s been a big period of positive change for Yugabyte, makers of the open source, cloud native YugabyteDB database. Just last month they brought on former Pivotal CEO Bill Cook as CEO, and today the company announced it has closed a $30 million Series B. 8VC and strategic investor WiPro led the round with participation […] Continue reading Yugabyte lands $30M Series B as open source database continues to flourish
Let’s say we have
one db server.
three app servers with full database access.
Which scenario is the best?
Each app server connects to that one database with different passwords.
Example: app srv 1 uses : “$PSD$Passwrod3” and app sr… Continue reading Giving different passwords to the app servers to access the same database. Pros and Cons?
I am doing research on large-scale webservices and I am trying to understand what common techniques are to prevent user data being accidentally leaked to other logged in users. Especially where end-to-end encryption is not possible because… Continue reading Abstract data access to user data in large-scale webservices