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 Post subject: Hibernate to Database Security using JDBC
PostPosted: Wed Sep 15, 2004 4:39 am 
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Hello all,

I was wondering is it possible to secure the SQL statements that hibernate produces when it is requesting data from the database and vise versa.

Please could you let me know if i'm totally on the wrong track. If this possible could you explain how I can do this and if not possible could you explain why not.

All I am trying to do is secure the connection between hibernate and the database. As the database is on a different machine to the one that I'm running hibernate on.

I have heard that you could use a secure JDBC driver but i'm not to clear on this approach.

Thank you for your help

NN


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Apply security at the transport level if you want to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks, in other words, handle it using your operating system TCP/IP stack (VPN, secure tunnel, etc.).

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