Having gone though a PCI audit, this may be my own sensitivity, but you may want to consider using host-specific encryption tools when you save any sensitive personal data on disk (unless it is only _your_ personal data :).
Here is the doc for what I use: NB. Enhanced version from Oleg Kobchenko's posting on the J Forum NB. NB. Primary functions added: NB. NB. (RC;Detail)=.EncryptFile infile;outfile;password NB. (RC;Detail)=.DecryptFile infile;outfile;password NB. (RC;Detail)=.EncryptV vec;password NB. (RC;Detail)=.DecryptV vec;password On 5/2/2012 22:06, Ian Clark wrote: > Just today my imagination seems to have deserted me... > > Has anyone got a neat well-tried method of saving/reloading a J script > in encrypted form? Just to hide lists of sensitive personal data from > casual prying. It doesn't have to be proof against someone who knows J > and knows what the script does. > > I envisage something like this: > > 'mypwd' cryptsave '~user/myscript.ijs' > 'mypwd' cryptload '~user/myscript.ijs' > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
