On 1/17/01, Jeremy Allen penned:
>Next, you should use a public/private key system and encrypt
>the credit card with a public key, store the private key's
>TOTALLY off the server.
Hi Jeremy. Just curious. If the private key is created with a
sufficient passphrase, how hard would it be for a cracker to use the
private key to decrypt the data? It seems it would be difficult to
use any sort of online encryption/decryption routine without the
private keys stored on the server.
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Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations
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