There are two options: 1. D. Richard Hipp sells a version which encrypts the file on disk. This might be the fastest and easiest route.
2. OpenSSL offers as much encryption as you're likely to need if you're willing to deal with the paucity of documentation. Linux Journal had a couple of articles on using OpenSSL for encryption, although I don't know if they covered using OpenSSL from code. Clay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi all: > > I'm writing an application that uses SQLite to store user's data, and need > a library to crypt some stuff, including passwords and data. The goal is > to crypt before insert and decript after extract tha data, so this last > can't be seen by others who gain access to the SQLite dataBase. The > application don't need military security level :-) > > I have been reading about Blowfish, but it seem that it encrypts data in > 8-byte blocks, and I suppose that it need pad the data to 8-byte round, > who might cause some headache. > > The ideal is some freeware library although commercial products can also > be considered. Of course the final product must be commercially > distributable without patent issues. > > Any advice in this matter would be grateful > > A.J.Millan > > > > -- Lazarus Registration http://www.lazarusid.com/registration.shtml ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
