Re: Encrypting Credit Card Numbers
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2004
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 58802
interpreted = N
texte = Allen:It is essential, from a business perspective (as well as common sense) thatyou encrypt the credit card numbers and personally identifiable informationin the database. New laws in California stipulate that if you have adatabase with any California resident or business in it and it is somehowcompromised and you DID NOT have encryption, you must inform ALLCalifornians in your system that there was a compromise.Use the ENCRYPT function in WebDNA. It will likely be the most difficultthing you do with WebDNA in that the documentation is so poor on the topic,but it will work. Review the TalkList archive carefully. Set up a simple setof templates to get encryption working before you implement it into yourstream. Look at making the encrypt/decrypt of your data elements as includefiles with the .tpl or .inc extension. We further encypt these include filesfor protection of the SEED value.Others may have tips as well.Christian F. GurneyManaging DirectorKG InterDev, LLCcfgurney@kginterdev.com-----Original Message-----From: Allen Frye [mailto:allen@allenfrye.com] Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2004 3:20 PMSubject: Encrypting Credit Card NumbersI'm setting up my own database of orders and customer information to use inaddition to the shopping cart files. Should I encrypt the customerinformation in the database, like their card numbers and other billing info?Is there a standard way to handle this security issue? I'm running Webstar 5 on OSX and webdna 5.1g.Allen FryeZambooiehttp://www.zambooie.com-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Allen:It is essential, from a business perspective (as well as common sense) thatyou encrypt the credit card numbers and personally identifiable informationin the database. New laws in California stipulate that if you have adatabase with any California resident or business in it and it is somehowcompromised and you DID NOT have encryption, you must inform ALLCalifornians in your system that there was a compromise.Use the ENCRYPT function in WebDNA. It will likely be the most difficultthing you do with WebDNA in that the documentation is so poor on the topic,but it will work. Review the TalkList archive carefully. Set up a simple setof templates to get encryption working before you implement it into yourstream. Look at making the encrypt/decrypt of your data elements as includefiles with the .tpl or .inc extension. We further encypt these include filesfor protection of the SEED value.Others may have tips as well.Christian F. GurneyManaging DirectorKG InterDev, LLCcfgurney@kginterdev.com-----Original Message-----From: Allen Frye [mailto:allen@allenfrye.com] Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2004 3:20 PMSubject: Encrypting Credit Card NumbersI'm setting up my own database of orders and customer information to use inaddition to the shopping cart files. Should I encrypt the customerinformation in the database, like their card numbers and other billing info?Is there a standard way to handle this security issue? I'm running Webstar 5 on OSX and webdna 5.1g.Allen FryeZambooiehttp://www.zambooie.com-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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