PostgreSQL's PGP_SYM_ENCRYPT log security
In one of our project, I tried to use PostgreSQL's security extension pgcrypto
. I found that is function, PGP_SYM_ENCRYPT
is quite handy. Using this function enable me to query encrypted data with LIKE %keyword%
, BETWEEN
etc, which I can not achieve if I use programming language such as Java or PHP to encrypt the data then insert it into the database.
However, I found an issue. Once I execute queries with PGP_SYM_ENCRYPT
new line in the log file is written. Interestingly, the log is including the password in PLAIN!
Of course, IMO, this is unacceptable. I want to secure my password
, in the same time I also want to log any change (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) into my database.
Is there any way to hide this password information from the log file?
postgresql security encryption log
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In one of our project, I tried to use PostgreSQL's security extension pgcrypto
. I found that is function, PGP_SYM_ENCRYPT
is quite handy. Using this function enable me to query encrypted data with LIKE %keyword%
, BETWEEN
etc, which I can not achieve if I use programming language such as Java or PHP to encrypt the data then insert it into the database.
However, I found an issue. Once I execute queries with PGP_SYM_ENCRYPT
new line in the log file is written. Interestingly, the log is including the password in PLAIN!
Of course, IMO, this is unacceptable. I want to secure my password
, in the same time I also want to log any change (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) into my database.
Is there any way to hide this password information from the log file?
postgresql security encryption log
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In one of our project, I tried to use PostgreSQL's security extension pgcrypto
. I found that is function, PGP_SYM_ENCRYPT
is quite handy. Using this function enable me to query encrypted data with LIKE %keyword%
, BETWEEN
etc, which I can not achieve if I use programming language such as Java or PHP to encrypt the data then insert it into the database.
However, I found an issue. Once I execute queries with PGP_SYM_ENCRYPT
new line in the log file is written. Interestingly, the log is including the password in PLAIN!
Of course, IMO, this is unacceptable. I want to secure my password
, in the same time I also want to log any change (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) into my database.
Is there any way to hide this password information from the log file?
postgresql security encryption log
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In one of our project, I tried to use PostgreSQL's security extension pgcrypto
. I found that is function, PGP_SYM_ENCRYPT
is quite handy. Using this function enable me to query encrypted data with LIKE %keyword%
, BETWEEN
etc, which I can not achieve if I use programming language such as Java or PHP to encrypt the data then insert it into the database.
However, I found an issue. Once I execute queries with PGP_SYM_ENCRYPT
new line in the log file is written. Interestingly, the log is including the password in PLAIN!
Of course, IMO, this is unacceptable. I want to secure my password
, in the same time I also want to log any change (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) into my database.
Is there any way to hide this password information from the log file?
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