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This is what I thought Cheryl, but the main thing I'm after really is
pointers on how to do it. Is it just a case of programming my PHP +
MySQL app as normal
Thanks for the replies so far. It seems we're all saying use SSL over
HTTP to secure the connection for the entire session. Now, how do I
actually go about doing this?
MOU
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I agree whole-heartedly with Matt's response - nice one.
However, one extra addition:
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
6) If you need to have the system run over more than one server, run the
connections between the Apache/PHP (front-end) and the MySQL (backend)
servers over an ssh tunnel or
I don't know about the UK but in the US if there is any health information
whatsoever your security measures must include SSL and encryption of the
database.
Cheryl D Wise
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This is what I thought Cheryl, but the main thing I'm after really is
pointers on how to do it. Is it just a case of programming my PHP +
MySQL app as normal but providing HTTPS addresses to my domain and
having an SSL certificate? Is it more complex than that?
MOU
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This is what I thought Cheryl, but the main thing I'm after really is
pointers on how to do it. Is it just a case of programming my PHP +
MySQL
