1. JAX-WS authentication against a database stackoverflow.comI'm implementing a JAX-WS webservice that will be consumed by external Java and PHP clients. The clients have to authenticate with a username and password stored in a database per client. What authentication ... |
2. Java security in non-web app stackoverflow.comDoes anyone know of a good, open source security framework for java? I've played with jSecurity a bit, and it seems really cool, but the documentation is so sparce I can't seem ... |
3. Is JDBC secure? stackoverflow.comI am new to JDBC, and the new project require me to use JDBC. What I want to know is, is the JDBC secure? How to prevent "Mysql Injection"-like problem? What are ... |
4. findbugs and database password security issue stackoverflow.comI'm using the following code to initialize database connection: |
5. access denied (java.util.PropertyPermission sleepycat.db.libfile read) when launching jws app stackoverflow.comI have an application distributed via JWS. The native lib folder and jar files are added to classpath at runtime. But the first call to Environment blows up an exception. ... |
6. Protecting the key used to encrypt the embedded database stackoverflow.comConsider a software which is going to be developed by means of an interpreted programming language. By interpreted programming language I mean a language which is possible to be decompiled such ... |
7. Where do you store database passwords? stackoverflow.comWhat are ways of getting database and other service passwords out of your code? I've read about using per server properties files but when you have a large number of servers ... |
8. Weblogic 10.3: Webapp security using web.xml and DB roles inside WLS console stackoverflow.comScenarioWe are using Weblogic Server 10.3.4 to run our webapp which has security constraints enabled in order to require a user to sign in before he/she can use the application. The ... |
9. Viewing encrypted database data stackoverflow.comI'm using SQL Server 2008 to store some encrypted information. There are about 5 database tables that have fields with encrypted data. The encryption is done at the server side using ... |
10. How to keep a secured DB of network passwords and access it programatically stackoverflow.comI need a solution to store all my network passords in a secure database. For that, I was thinking of Keepass. Now once the kdb (keepass DB) or something similar has ... |
11. Security with user data from db coderanch.comhello, i am reading head first Servlet & Jsp right now and have finished the chapter on security ... now, it says that the users and roles are declared in the tomcat-users.xml which is somewhat cumbersome and awkward since in real development you would use a database to store user relevant information. The thing that i need to know, how do ... |
12. Database security coderanch.comThank you. This is a quote from one of the articels: Of the four ACID properties in a DBMS (Database Management System), the isolation property is the one most often relaxed. When attempting to maintain the highest level of isolation, a DBMS usually acquires locks on data or implements multiversion concurrency control, which may result in a loss of concurrency. This ... |
13. password ,database ,security forums.oracle.comYou could store the password in another file which is encrypted... Of course you'd probably need a key/password to read the encrypted file. But you could store that key/password in another file which is encrypted... Or course you'd probably need another key/password to read the other encrypted file. Etc, etc. If you're app is running on a client system, then you ... |
14. Security for a Database Program forums.oracle.comI am developing a database program to handle the information for volunteer group. There needs to restrictions in this program, e.g. only a "level 5" person is allowed to view the personal information of a volunteer. I was wondering what would be the best way to implement this security. I have using the LoginContext and LoginModule modle for user authentication, however, ... |