Hello Peter,
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https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/flat/89157929-c2b6-817b-6025-8e4b2d89d...@enterprisedb.com
Thanks for referring me to your TCE project, nice work! It takes time to go
through the long thread of discussion and the patch.
A quick question: what operations do pg_encrypted_*
Hi,
> the idea is to split users into 'client users' who can see data
unencrypted, and 'server users', who are administrators unable to decrypt
data.
Exactly!
> how are secrets managed? Do you use a sort of vault to keep encryption
keys?
Good question. The client holds the key and uses a proxy
On 10.10.23 08:42, Mingyu Li wrote:
We have developed an extension, allowing PostgreSQL to run queries over
encrypted data. This functionality is achieved via user-defined
functions that extend encrypted data types and support commonly used
expression operations. Our tests validated its
Hello,
I think this is a very interesting topic, especially for European companies
where data sovereignty in the cloud has become critical.
If I understand correctly, the idea is to split users into 'client users'
who can see data unencrypted, and 'server users', who are administrators
unable to
Hi all,
We have developed an extension, allowing PostgreSQL to run queries over
encrypted data. This functionality is achieved via user-defined functions
that extend encrypted data types and support commonly used expression
operations. Our tests validated its effectiveness with TPC-C and TPC-H
