Security

M

Mike

How would I prevent someone from dumping a SQL database with a hex dump
utility from seeing ASCII strings, like names and address? Is there some
means to have the database encrypt the data it stores?

Any feed back would be appreciated.
 
M

Mary Chipman

By default users can't get to the mdf files unless a system
administrator has gone in and granted permissions on the file share.
So if you haven't done anything stupid like that, you shouldn't need
to worry about it.

-- Mary
MCW Technologies
http://www.mcwtech.com
 

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