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> > attention of the PostgreSQL developers with the intent to develop a
> > standard set of reliable encrypted data types. I'm sure that performance
> > would be hugely affected by
>
> Given that it's possible that the types might be an input function, an
> output
of a server.
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PS: Bruce, it's a real pleasure to meet you on the web. Your book on
PostgreSQL is one of the most "chewed" of my collection.
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Alle 17:29, lunedì 8 marzo 2004, Joe Conway ha scritto:
> Silvana Di Martino wrote:
> > Oracle has a built-in feature for encrypting/decrypting this password's
> > password.
>
> Right, and this master password is only protected because Oracle is
> closed source. It i
arison and any other
basic operation. IMHO, this topic should be brought to the attention of the
PostgreSQL developers with the intent to develop a standard set of reliable
encrypted data types. I'm sure that performance would be hugely affected by
encryption but, again, this is out of our reach:
Alle 12:30, lunedì 8 marzo 2004, Peter Galbavy ha scritto:
> Silvana Di Martino wrote:
> > Oracle has a system similar to pgcrypto but more sophisticated. I do
> > not know if it can use encrypted indexes, encrypted dates and
> > encrypted times (it is likely but I did not t
e only one here facing this problem. That's
surprising, given the number of countries that have a law like the italian
one and the wide diffusion of PostgreSQL.
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e unencrypted data--even the keys to get at the data
are encrypted. This solution can be implemented in any of the major
databases, and Oracle provides a secure key generator as well as other tools
to get you started."
Have a nice reading.
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ers and signal
this (new and annoying) issue.
Any comment?
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me a solution
(that is: a PostgreSQL database encryption method I can actually use) and I
will let you alone.
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e downtime requirements.
The password should come from a human typing at the console (not our choice:
law imposes it). Downtime will be affected: this is out of our control and
must be accepted by our customers.
Thanks for your comments.
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ore power of what it actually
need for his job, not even the root.
Would not it be a better (safer and more manageable) world to live on?
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Test the restore system before using your program in a production
environment.
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Alle 21:29, venerdì 5 marzo 2004, Bruno Wolff III ha scritto:
> On Fri, Mar 05, 2004 at 20:12:37 +,
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> Silvana Di Martino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > BTW: if you have a USA-based company and collect info regarding Italian
> > people, you have to comply with thi
do not have to trust me. Ask your company's lawyer about this.
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this sort of attack (although doesn't entirely unless
> you can guarantee that the password server cannot be taken at the same
> time) but also gives you a remote point of failure.
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fferent tasks. So, there
is not any need to use the military scheme to enforce data security.
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ve to comply with it in a few years.
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Alle 13:53, venerdì 5 marzo 2004, Mark Gibson ha scritto:
> Silvana Di Martino wrote:
> >Is there any (native/third party) tool for encrypting a PGSQL database on
> > the disk? Is there any PGSQL option for encrypting data on the fly?
>
> Have a look in contrib/pgcrypto.
ion.
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BTW: if you have a USA-based company and collect info regarding Italian
people, you have to comply with this absurd Italian law. Funny, isn't it?
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f the moment, but this
problem do deserves a standard solution.
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database,
> but implementing two-way encryption of database data just doesn't make
> sense to me.
Neither to me, actually, but it makes to our law-makers (Have you heard of
Silvio Berlusconi?).
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listen to the (encrypted/digitally signed) "Heartbeat" of a
password server through the net to prevent this kind of attack.
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states
that personal data have to be encrypted even when stored in a safe place like
that.
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t tool that I do not have to implement by myself (both
because I'm lazy and because I like standard tools.)
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any thanks in advance for your attention.
NOTE: the italian law on privacy ("Decreto Legge 196/03", Dicembre 2003) is
available on the net:
http://www.garanteprivacy.it
http://www.interlex.it
Of course, just in italian...
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