Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, I wrote:
field contents are
encrypted along with the rest of the stack data when a stack is password
protected, while custom props are not
...or maybe custom props *are* encrypted. That's weird, I could have sworn
that custom props were visible when viewing stack data in a text editor, but
now (Rev 2.6) it doesn't seem so. Perhaps this used to be the case with
older versions of Rev.
As I recall, when the possibilty of encrypting custom props along with
scripts was brought up on the improve-rev list, it was shot down because
it would kill access to those properties.
Fortunately a quick test here confirms what you've found: custom props
are indeed encrypted when the password is set, but only on disk -- you
can still view and edit the data from scripts, such as the IDE's.
So while it keeps people who don't have Rev from extracting data, it
still leaves data vulnerable to those who do.
Isn't there a BZ request for SC-style password protection? In SC
setting the password prevents the stack from being opened in the IDE.
If there isn't already a request for this maybe someone should post one,
with recommendations on what that password property should be called.
--
Richard Gaskin
Managing Editor, revJournal
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