Why would you bother? If I'm on the machine and have enough privilege
to snoop the traffic, I've enough privilege to disable/remove any
encryption (or attach a debugger to the process, or just about
anything else).
On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 7:52 AM, ramram8 wrote:
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> What if the webserver and the
What if the webserver and the database are on the same server?
Alex Kiernan wrote:
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> What OS each end?
>
> On 4/8/11, ramram8 wrote:
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>> Thank you Alex for the quick reply. can you provide me with some examples
>> or
>> documentation concerning the subject?
>>
>>
>> Alex Kiernan wrote:
>
What OS each end?
On 4/8/11, ramram8 wrote:
>
> Thank you Alex for the quick reply. can you provide me with some examples or
> documentation concerning the subject?
>
>
> Alex Kiernan wrote:
>>
>> Transport mode IPsec? Easy if you've done it before, a complete
>> ballache the first time.
>>
>> On
Thank you Alex for the quick reply. can you provide me with some examples or
documentation concerning the subject?
Alex Kiernan wrote:
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> Transport mode IPsec? Easy if you've done it before, a complete
> ballache the first time.
>
> On 4/7/11, ramram8 wrote:
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>> Hello,
>>
>> Does anybody h
Transport mode IPsec? Easy if you've done it before, a complete
ballache the first time.
On 4/7/11, ramram8 wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> Does anybody have any idea how to secure a tomcat connection to oracle
> database (jdbc encryption for example) or any other idea that can be easily
> implemented.
>
>
