Must say, the DBMS_OBFUCSICATION_TOOLKIT is actually quite fast. I would
highly agree with Jared's recommendation.
I have a few PL/SQL procedures I made that call this package to handle
encrypting passwords for logins and such and it works really well.
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Take a look at my article on encryption on Oracle.
It can be found at www.cybcon.com/~jkstill/util
It has some solutions ( such as RC4 ) that can
be implemented on Oracle 7.
There's also a Blowfish implementation there courtesy
of Craig Munday.
Keep one thing in mind: encryption via PL/SQL
Andor, Gyula schrieb:
Hi Gurus !
Is there any standard method to encrypt data? We are making an application
that uses application-level privilege system, so we should store passwords
for users. Of course we want to store encrypted passwords, but we don't know
if is there an existing way
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Andor, Gyula schrieb:
Hi Gurus !
Is there any standard method to encrypt data? We are making
you can always go with the UNIX crypt() function. That works
pretty well
;).
And what colud we use on WinNT?
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drop table emp;
create table emp(
EMPNO number primary key,
FIRSTNAME VARCHAR2(30),
SURNAME VARCHAR2(30),
PASSWORD CHAR(32),
PHONE VARCHAR2(32)
);
create or replace trigger emp_encryptpassword
before insert or update of password on emp
for
I wrote an article on this that may be of use to you.
www.cybcon.com/~jkstill/util
Jared
On Thursday 03 May 2001 02:35, Andor, Gyula wrote:
Hi Gurus !
Is there any standard method to encrypt data? We are making an application
that uses application-level privilege system, so we should
