snacktime wrote:
[...] I could generate a
random key for each request, encyrpt it, and stick it in the database
with the request, but I was hoping for a simpler solution. Are there
any asymmetric ciphers in openssl that don't have the same limitation
on the amount of data that can be encrypted?
Subject: Simple way to use PKI for larger data sets
I have an application that processes credit cards. It uses a
database to store the data. On a less secure (accepts
outside connections to process requests) server I run a copy
that only has the public key, which it uses to encrypt
I have an application that processes credit cards. It uses a database
to store the data. On a less secure (accepts outside connections to
process requests) server I run a copy that only has the public key,
which it uses to encrypt the cards after authorization. On another
server that doesn't
