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Security and privacy
Giovanni Gaglione edited this page Apr 26, 2015
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- public: everyone can access the information.
- semi-public: only the owner and a third-party like wongo can access the information.
- encrypted: only the owner have access to the information. A third-party can access the information, but in an encrypted way.
- private: only the owner can access the information.
Only username and password are sensible information for the user.
Host, port and database name are not sensible information. Indeed:
- if they become public, and the database system uses an authentication mechanism, then only the owner can have access to the databases system. They could try to make an attack though
if they become public, and the database system does not use an authentication system, then te database become publicly accessible- if the become semi-public, and the database system uses an authentication mechanism, then only the owner can have access to the database system. They could try to make an attack though, if someone can read the database of the third-party.