Who will be able to open and read your database, and from which
application? Some CF app?
yes, a cf app that has alot of security. and only people that have been given
rights to the secure data
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Who will be able to open and read your database, and from which
application? Some CF app?
hmm, i am now wondering whether there is really a need to encrypt the columns,
but instead just to control the access to that data through the cf application.
i suppose the thing we need to think about
Thank you Paul,
That gave me something to work on.
Helge
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On Monday 06 Apr 2009, Dave Watts wrote:
In that case, you can no longer trust the host, or it's
host (if it's visualised). In the latter case, all other
guests on the same box are also suspect.
I've not heard of a remote exploit that can climb out of a VM.
It's trivial to do (look at
So Phillip, you say that those people who bought this also bought
... are based on ACTUAL purchases?
I would agree with that. Saying other people who bought this also bought
these other items and then displaying items not based on purchase data is
misleading at best. If you don't have the
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 9:34 AM, Justin Scott
jscott-li...@gravityfree.comwrote:
I would agree with that. Saying other people who bought this also bought
these other items and then displaying items not based on purchase data is
misleading at best. If you don't have the data to do that
Just a note of caution regarding this functionality - especially if you don't
have a lot of previous purchase data.
I believe it was Amazon that got in trouble when in recommended that people who
were interested in Black history documentaries might also be interested in the
Planet of the Apes
Same goes for CF 8.1 Cumulative hotfix 2 - try finding it on the hotfixes and
updaters site...
(http://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/downloads_updates.html)
Heck, 8.1 CHF 1 isn't even listed, let alone 2 (which contains hotfix for a
memory leak with CFCs stored in memory scopes!)
i am now wondering whether there is really a need to encrypt the
columns, but instead just to control the access to that data through the
cf application.
You are telling yourself exactly what I was thinking ;-)
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yes, a cf app that has alot of security. and only people that have
been given rights to the secure data
Then what's the big idea to encrypt data, if they have the rights to see
it anyway?
If there are columns they should not see, just not provide them with the
possibility to display those
Yes, for some reason Adobe only lists cf8 hot fixes here:
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb402604
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/4/8 Frew, Matthew mf...@wharton.upenn.edu:
Same goes for CF 8.1 Cumulative hotfix
I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this or not. If not, please
direct me to the right place and I'll post there.
I have a few routines that I need written but I'm swamped and can't get to
them right now.
I've posted a basic description of the projects at:
id love to read it if you could put that together.
tw
On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 8:40 PM, Philip Kaplan pkap...@gmail.com wrote:
In case anyone's interested, I figured it all out with the help of some
off-list folks. Contact me if you need help with this.
Perhaps I will write a quick
:) thanks claude, yes it is a good point, but what if someone was to hack into
the database...
i'm sure we are both thinking the same thing at this point 'well if someone is
good enough to hack into a database then they will be good enough to decrypt
the data if they really wanted'
but
+1 I'd also be interested in the details
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 11:41 AM, Tony tonyw...@gmail.com wrote:
id love to read it if you could put that together.
tw
On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 8:40 PM, Philip Kaplan pkap...@gmail.com wrote:
In case anyone's interested, I figured it all out with
In fact, yes i know we are both thinking 'if someone is good enough to hack
into the backend database then they will be good enough to decrypt the data if
they really wanted'
so the cf app would definitely be sufficient enough
thanks for your help claude, very much appreciated :)
:)
C'mon! I bet you just made that up:-) first time of hearing about it.
On 8 Apr 2009, at 16:32, John Drake thedangerman...@yahoo.com wrote:
Just a note of caution regarding this functionality - especially if you don't
have a lot of previous purchase data.
I believe it was Amazon that got in
I believe it was Amazon that got in trouble when in recommended that
people who were interested in Black history documentaries might also be
interested in the Planet of the Apes films.
C'mon! I bet you just made that up:-) first time of hearing about it.
Actually, it's true, but it was
Agreed.
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 8:46 AM, Matthew a.matthe...@yahoo.com wrote:
C'mon! I bet you just made that up:-) first time of hearing about it.
On 8 Apr 2009, at 16:32, John Drake thedangerman...@yahoo.com wrote:
Just a note of caution regarding this functionality - especially if you
The fix that Matt mentioned it's not part of the CF 8.1 Cumulative hotfix 2.
Am I the only person in the CF universe that is trying to use
cfexchange tag with Exchange 2007 (and has a problem)?
Thanks
Victor
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 11:22 AM, James Holmes james.hol...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, for
what do you think about this?
First point: if your database is correctly stored in a safe area not
accessible by HTTP, the risk is really low.
If is is stored in an area vieable by HTTP, then so is your template to
decrypt and view data any way.
It's like hanging the key of your house on the
2 excellent points claude
thanks again for your help with this
richard
what do you think about this?
First point: if your database is correctly stored in a safe area not
accessible by HTTP, the risk is really low.
If is is stored in an area vieable by HTTP, then so is your template to
I've recently downloaded Ray Camden's GoogleCalendar.cfc and I'm having a
heck of time understanding how the timezone offset is supposed to work. I'm
calling to the CFC using the following code:
cfset Da_date3 =
#calendarYear#/#calendarMonth#/#DaysOfWeekArray[placement]#
cfset events =
I've recently downloaded Ray Camden's GoogleCalendar.cfc and I'm having a
heck of time understanding how the timezone offset is supposed to work. I'm
calling to the CFC using the following code:
cfset Da_date3 =
#calendarYear#/#calendarMonth#/#DaysOfWeekArray[placement]#
cfset events =
Ok I stand corrected it was just too surreal for me to believe.
On 8 Apr 2009, at 17:09, Robert Harrison rob...@austin-williams.com wrote:
I believe it was Amazon that got in trouble when in recommended that
people who were interested in Black history documentaries might also be
interested in
How long til we get CFML on there?
http://jeffgladnick.instantspot.com/blog
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How long til we get CFML on there?
Donno.
But both the Aptana cloud and Stax.net offer Java cloud hosting. Stax even
mentions Adobe CF by name. http://www.stax.net/index.jsp
I read a blog this week about someone getting Railo working on Aptana. IIRC
They had issues with Railo running within
How long til we get CFML on there?
My guess - and as a Google App Engine developer and Google Enterprise
partner, I like to think it's an educated guess - is never. There are
a couple of reasons for this. First, it's largely proprietary. Second,
it's not used by Google itself for anything else,
In fact, yes i know we are both thinking 'if someone
is good enough to hack into the backend database
then they will be good enough to decrypt the data if
they really wanted'
so the cf app would definitely be sufficient enough
The problem with encrypting data from within your application
2009/4/9 Victor Moore victor.mo...@gmail.com:
Am I the only person in the CF universe that is trying to use
cfexchange tag with Exchange 2007 (and has a problem)?
No:
http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/cf-talk/thread.cfm/threadid:53211
Hi James,
Yes, I have seen that one. My problem is a little bit different in the
sens that I can't even connect.
I have even applied the patch that Matt pointed out and still no luck.
I can connect fine from IE using the same credentials I have in the
cfexchangeconnect tag ...
Very frustrating
Yeah, what Dave said.
Cloud Computing is truly fascinating. It really captures my imagination. I
watch it with a keen interest. And as Dave said Amazon is a big player. BTW
There are Amazon VMs for both Railo and Open BD. You can build a monster
server farm in a matter of minutes.
G!
On Wed,
Thanks for all the response.
As somebody said in his response you need a full blow application that can
track inventory, manage multiple categories, checkout, user registration,
reporting, and some other administration etc.
YES... I need those full capabilities.
If somebody knows there is
While you are at it, maybe you could find something that does
everything Google does, only for free. Wow, why didn't I think of
that?
Sorry - couldn't resist.
-Cameron
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 10:40 AM, NUGROHO NOTO sendthislet...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for all the response.
As somebody
Hehe...good one Cameron. :)
But seriously Nugroho, you're looking for something that doesn't exist, at
least not in anything close to the form you're asking for. You might be
able to find ready-built components - free or not - to do some of what
you're looking for, but you're going to have to
As others said, you may not see a complete package off the shelve, but I
thought to share this with you which may interest you, there is a nice free CF
application http://www.coldbricks.com/ , I know it is CMS but it comes with a
nice feature of integrating portals, so in this case you may
Hey.. I already have the front end of google coded. :) I'm 50% done
with that project. :)
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 8:02 AM, Cameron Childress camer...@gmail.com wrote:
While you are at it, maybe you could find something that does
everything Google does, only for free. Wow, why didn't I think
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