how to encrypt user data and store the cipher in database
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i want to encrypt the data entered by the user and store the cipher in a database.. i know that this can be done using jce..
But i dont know how/where to start..
Can any one please explain me this basic example so that i can go further..
I would be happy if u can give me the links for ebooks/tutorials & codesamples for jce..i have searched in sun website but i didnt get the required page..
You can store the encrypted data in a normal varchar or blob field. The key(s) is a different story. It should be in a secure place, definitely not in the same database.
You can store the encrypted data in a normal varchar or blob field. The key(s) is a different story. It should be in a secure place, definitely not in the same database.
can u tell me how to encrypt data in java...?
please give me links for ebooks/tutorials & code samples for java cryptography
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