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Posted by Betikci Boris on July 6, 2008, 6:56 am
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> I'm writing a Web application using PHP5 connecting to a MySQL database.
>
> I've told the client's application administrator to look after back-ups
> of the database by using the "Export" option in phpMyAdmin to
> automatically copy the database contents (recorded as SQL statements) to
> his desktop.
>
> Is there some way I can include encryption in this download process?
> (And equivalently, decryption should he need to restore the database
> from a backed up copy?) He is running a Windows machine, so for him to
> do this locally, as a separate step, would require the use of some
> Windows encryption code, and would risk his leaving a open text version
> of the database on his desktop for anybody to see.
You can use PHP, with it's mcrypt-crypto functions, see http://www.php.net for details...There are a lot of open-source solutions for simple file
encryption ;)
OR
You can pay for other encryption-decryption software.
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