✅ trying to figure out SQLite database encryption
Trying to add a password to my SQLite database
i get an error on the change password line
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is there something wrong with my SQLite install?
The system cannot find the file specified.
Seems like the SQLite file you pointed at does not existthat looks like it's failing to load a DLL, not a database file
DLL file... thats somthing to do with the NuGet module right?
potentially
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Could not load file or assembly 'System.Data.SQLite.SEE.License, Ve...
I am facing error with window form application with .net framework. I have successfully built a SQLite database through application but when I am going to update the database it give me below error.
tl;dr downgrade your sqlite package version, the library that supports password protection is no longer supported
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step 4 mentions a SDS-SEE.exml file. what is this and where can i find it
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google it
and if you do you'll see that it costs $2500 a year
https://sqlite.org/purchase/sds
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am not
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sqlite encryption does not appear to be free, no
no idea. ive just been googling how to secure a sqlite database.
darn
secure it from who
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i am building a authentication api for a seprate database. i am using SQLite to store login credentials and i would like it to be extremely annoying for anything other than my application to get at that data
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login credentials shouldn't be encrypted period, they should be hashed
eventually it will be a web app that calls my API.
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doing that
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then what's the point in encrypting on top of it
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also what tebe is saying, use a proper db
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if i wasn't currently using AD for auth i'd just be storing hashes in the main application database
no need to overcomplicate it
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ok. This is my first time doing something like this and i've been leaning on the side of paranoia
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will look into this.
thanks
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