Centuries ago, Nostradamus foresaw when Murat Kantarcioglu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> would
write:
> For our research project, I need to implement an encryption support
> for Postgressql. At this current phase, I need to at least support
> page level encryption In other words, each page that belongs to
Murat Kantarcioglu wrote:
For our research project, I need to implement an encryption support for
Postgressql. At this current phase, I need to at least support page
level encryption In other words, each page that belongs to a certain
sensitive table will be stored encrypted on the harddisk.
Si
Paul Tillotson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Given that the client does not write pages to the disk, this would be
> back-end encryption. Just out of curiosity, what threat model does
> this sort of encryption protect against? Surely any attacker who can
> read the files off the disk can also ge
Given that the client does not write pages to the disk, this would be
back-end encryption. Just out of curiosity, what threat model does this
sort of encryption protect against? Surely any attacker who can read
the files off the disk can also get the password used to encrypt them.
Or would t
Murat,
> For our research project, I need to implement an encryption support for
> Postgressql. At this current phase, I need to at least support page
> level Âencryption In other words, each page that belongs to a certain
> sensitive table will be stored encrypted on the harddisk.
Are you planni
On R, 2004-09-10 at 00:03, Murat Kantarcioglu wrote:
> My questions are in order to support page level encryption(i,e encrypt
> each page before writing back to disk and decrypt each page after we
> read from disk.) which parts of the code should be changed?
> Our more simply, is /src/backend/sto
