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... these libraries are correctly installed and configured, you enhance the capabilities and security of your Apache server, particularly in handling encrypted communications and secure data transfer.

Dear Michel,

Then I guess your PDFs are encrypted

Could you please email me one of them ? thanks

... with the endpoint, and the communication protocol is https. In other words, there is no risk of leakage of cKey because the communication is encrypted. However, if you want to use encryption to protect your key locally, you can encrypt and store your key and decrypt the key before calling ...

David,
The problem I had is how I put together the string to be encrypted,
when to consider or not the characters that should be converted to hexadecimal,
that was solved, both your contribution and openssl work perfectly

thanks again
best regards

Hello friends, I have a utility to encrypt the original passwords. For now, I have to manually copy the encrypted value and the IV into the database. For internal use, this is entirely sufficient. Perhaps someone is interested and we could further develop this project. Encrypt ...

... theft. The program utilizes the Web Crypto API to encrypt and decrypt passwords with AES-GCM. Passwords are extracted from a dBase file (DBF). The encrypted passwords are encrypted using an encryption key and an initialization vector (IV) as parameters. In the DBF file, the encrypted password and ...

May be this is interesting for Antonio or Mr. Rao. I have an ini file with entries about login values. The password is encrypted using the function HB_Crypt(). It drove me crazy to list the ini file with xbrowse because it always crashed. Finally I found out that the characters 0x12 ...

... the code. This module implements sessions on mod_harbour. Sessions are used to save data on a session hash table. The saved data on the server is encrypted by a key that it is only stored on the client and is unique for each session. */ function SessionStart() // Starts a session  ...

... given enough time, but most ransom crooks don't want to spend the time to de-encrypt the data .. to them, they just want the EASY and quick un-encrypted robbery .. and hold that compony for ransom .. To a crook .. it is not worth the time to crack an encryption algorithm .. just move on to ...

Rick and Otto, in your opinion a dbfcdx table encrypted with and populated LOCAL cPassword := "12345678" SELECT 0 USE customers DBINFO( DBI_PASSWORD, cPassord ) can a skilled hacker to decode the content of customers.dbf ? perhaps even ...

... for the data .. If I were a "for ransom" crook .. I would care les about the executable .. I would want to steal the data and if not encrypted .. you better get prepared to pay a ransom .. .. I am not cheap, but reasonable :D Rick Lipkin

Otto No noticeable different in speed .. specifically population forms .. when it comes to finding values that are encrypted like names .. I de-encrypt names into an array or temp database and use them as usual .. the only drawback to that is it takes a minute or so to decrypt and ...

... used for my forms ... PS ... This is open source Clipper code that I use for the data Encryption and de-encryption .. each field that is to be encrypted has to have one extra space added to the length Func ENCRYPT( TO_DO )LOCAL PADBACK := LEN(TO_DO), DONE := " ", QAZTO_DO ...

Thanks Enrico

Lorenzo

Inside dbinfo.ch:

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#define DBI_PASSWORD            131  /* Workarea password */

Please update your Harbour or xHarbour compiler.

EMG