From: Steve Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
My
solution ended up being a combination, the key was both in
the code AND
in the database. that way you have to break into both
servers to access
the full key. Not a perfect solution, but better than if it
was only in
one place.
In my case, the control I need is access to the database; so
having keys in the database wouldn't solve anything; there still
needs to be some way to get into the database, and once that
occured, the user could theirself get the pieces to get to the
data.
I suspect that the problem is that Web is just too insecure for
this type of application.
--
Larry W. Virden <URL: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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