Elmar...
My current concept for making a Firebird Embedded Edition somewhat secure
without a password (and as you say, using password means little if people
already know a database;s internal structure) is to offer two levels of
encryption. The first would be using DotNetZip to compress and
Mark...
I am curious regarding your suggestion to use Firebird Server instead of the
embedded edition.
Is there a way to silently install the Firebird Server without any user
intervention during my application's installation?
Thank you...
Steve Naidamast
Sr. Software Engineer
> All other database engines that I have worked with provide password
> protection, even SQLite, which is used primarily for desktop and device
> applications.
I'm not familiar which the technique SQLite uses.
But either they are using the password to encrypt database or it is an
fake
Elmar...
Thank you for your reply regarding protecting a Firebird Embedded Database.
However, why is it assumed that a database file that is stored locally cannot
be breached by unauthorized access? Given the nature of sophisticated security
breaches and hacking endeavors today, such data
19.12.2019 15:41, SOFTDZ m_brahi...@yahoo.fr [firebird-support] wrote:
> My application is executed fine but when I try to execute an SP I get
> that message above
> the SP do some works to clean the db at app first installation
> before it worked fine for two years and did not make changes the
