Stuart Gundry wrote:
I am setting up a postgres database on a standalone system with a randomized
text password. However, the db will contain very sensitive data and my boss
is worried about the possibility of someone being able to crack the db data
if they stole the machine. Can anyone point
Thank you, I'm also curious as to whether the data folder is already in some
way encrypted and if so, what encryption/obfuscation is being used. There
doesn't seem to be anything about this on the web.
Stuart Gundry wrote:
Thank you, I'm also curious as to whether the data folder is already in some
way encrypted and if so, what encryption/obfuscation is being used. There
doesn't seem to be anything about this on the web.
No encryption, although large text fields may be compressed (read up on
Stuart Gundry wrote:
Been looking into truecrypt but can't seem to get it to play nice with
postgres silent installer. When I try to set the BASEDIR=M:\, which is
where I mounted my encrypted volume it gives the following error in the log
The Cacls command can be run only on disk drives that
I am setting up a postgres database on a standalone system with a randomized
text password. However, the db will contain very sensitive data and my boss
is worried about the possibility of someone being able to crack the db data
if they stole the machine. Can anyone point me to information about
Stuart Gundry wrote:
I am setting up a postgres database on a standalone system with a randomized
text password. However, the db will contain very sensitive data and my boss
is worried about the possibility of someone being able to crack the db data
if they stole the machine. Can anyone point me
