On Sat, Jun 10, 2000 at 07:58:48AM +1300, Graham Chiu wrote:
> >http://www.post1.com/home/ngps/zope/zsmime
>
> Any ETA on the Win32 binaries?
Real Soon Now! ;-)
Seriously, I've just compiled M2Crypto with Borland's BC++ 5.5 free
compiler suite and linked with MSVC-built Python and OpenSSL.
> "RDM" == R David Murray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RDM> On Thu, 8 Jun 2000, Bill Anderson wrote:
>> Personally, I would store the actual data on a seperate server,
>> not accessible to the public.
RDM> Mmm. Yes, that makes it more secure. Still leaves the
RDM> quest
> -> > You have a ZCommerce site. You accept credit cards, and securely
> -> > communicate with a CC processor to verify the transacton. Now,
>
> Besides Bill's suggestion, keep all your servers behind a good
> firewall. One option is to use Linux IP Masquerading, having your
> webserver
-> I'd like to also have a one-box solution, though.
Ooh, that's bad JuJu. Keeping CC#s on the same box as your
webserver?
a) Pray there are no overflows/misconfigurations/etc. on the webserver
daemon.
b) Turn off EVERY other service on that box (even ssh has had a buffer
overflow).
On Thu, 8 Jun 2000, Bill Anderson wrote:
> Personally, I would store the actual data on a seperate server, not
> accessible to the public.
Mmm. Yes, that makes it more secure. Still leaves the question
of encryption/decryption of the data and key management, but it
makes the cracking a lot less
