Joe Sanderson schrieb:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I'm using OCI in my application to connect to the Oracle server (currently
> using orlon call, have not yet moved on to OCILogon).  My question is this:
> when the password is sent by the OCI code from the client to the server, is
> the password encrypted?  I want to find out if my application will be
> vulnerable to network sniffers or other methods of breaching security in the
> Oracle environment.
> 
> I've looked in the Oracle documentation, and have not yet found a way to
> send anything to the orlon call other than the unencrypted password.  I have
> also not found any details on what the OCI client side code does with the
> password (if anything) before sending it to the server.
> 
> Thanks for any useful replies.
> Joe Sanderson
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Hi,

I'm not sure, but just run a sniffer. If the passwords aren't encrypted,
they show up ... that's it.

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