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RE: [feature] Encrypter - php_rocs - 03-25-2019
@jlp,
I should have waited. I would have voted to leave it out. Is there a feature to undo my vote?
RE: [feature] Encrypter - ciadmin - 03-25-2019
(03-25-2019, 09:00 AM)php_rocs Wrote: @jlp,
I should have waited. I would have voted to leave it out. Is there a feature to undo my vote?
You should be able to go back in & "revote"
RE: [feature] Encrypter - php_rocs - 03-25-2019
(03-25-2019, 09:16 AM)ciadmin Wrote:(03-25-2019, 09:00 AM)php_rocs Wrote: @jlp,
I should have waited. I would have voted to leave it out. Is there a feature to undo my vote?
You should be able to go back in & "revote"
All I see is ... *You voted for this item.
RE: [feature] Encrypter - MGatner - 03-25-2019
Thanks for that clarification albertleao- very helpful. I’m still unclear what I would use an encryption library for enough times to merit a dedicated internal library - either I’m not encrypting things I should be or people are using CI for way different things than I ever have!
RE: [feature] Encrypter - ciadmin - 03-25-2019
(03-25-2019, 10:59 AM)php_rocs Wrote:(03-25-2019, 09:16 AM)ciadmin Wrote: You should be able to go back in & "revote"
All I see is ... *You voted for this item.
I see that too sorry - a different polling app that I use allows changing the answer afterwards.
I am aware of your preference, and will take it into account.
RE: [feature] Encrypter - php_rocs - 03-25-2019
(03-25-2019, 05:32 PM)ciadmin Wrote:(03-25-2019, 10:59 AM)php_rocs Wrote:(03-25-2019, 09:16 AM)ciadmin Wrote: You should be able to go back in & "revote"
All I see is ... *You voted for this item.
I see that too sorry - a different polling app that I use allows changing the answer afterwards.
I am aware of your preference, and will take it into account.
@ciadmin Thx
RE: [feature] Encrypter - albertleao - 03-25-2019
@MGatner
There are many reasons to encrypt things instead of hashing them. If you have sensitive data that you may want to retrieve later but will be stored outside of your application (AWS S3, a DB), you might want to encrypt it to prevent any data loss while your data is resting. There are times where you want to encrypt something that you are sending over the web which will be decrypted by your receiver.
Think of Whatsapp. All messages are encrypted with end-to-end encryption which allows all of our chats to be invisible to the employees at facebook. Our devices have the ability to decrypt the messages.
RE: [feature] Encrypter - Paradinight - 03-26-2019
(03-25-2019, 10:28 PM)albertleao Wrote: @MGatner
There are many reasons to encrypt things instead of hashing them. If you have sensitive data that you may want to retrieve later but will be stored outside of your application (AWS S3, a DB), you might want to encrypt it to prevent any data loss while your data is resting. There are times where you want to encrypt something that you are sending over the web which will be decrypted by your receiver.
Think of Whatsapp. All messages are encrypted with end-to-end encryption which allows all of our chats to be invisible to the employees at facebook. Our devices have the ability to decrypt the messages.
false hope. Something like perfect encryption does not exist on the internet. Everything can be decrypted someday. If you want something private, do not put it on the Internet.
RE: [feature] Encrypter - albertleao - 03-26-2019
(03-26-2019, 01:29 PM)Paradinight Wrote:(03-25-2019, 10:28 PM)albertleao Wrote: @MGatner
There are many reasons to encrypt things instead of hashing them. If you have sensitive data that you may want to retrieve later but will be stored outside of your application (AWS S3, a DB), you might want to encrypt it to prevent any data loss while your data is resting. There are times where you want to encrypt something that you are sending over the web which will be decrypted by your receiver.
Think of Whatsapp. All messages are encrypted with end-to-end encryption which allows all of our chats to be invisible to the employees at facebook. Our devices have the ability to decrypt the messages.
false hope. Something like perfect encryption does not exist on the internet. Everything can be decrypted someday. If you want something private, do not put it on the Internet.
huh?
RE: [feature] Encrypter - Paradinight - 03-26-2019
(03-26-2019, 01:33 PM)albertleao Wrote:(03-26-2019, 01:29 PM)Paradinight Wrote:(03-25-2019, 10:28 PM)albertleao Wrote: @MGatner
There are many reasons to encrypt things instead of hashing them. If you have sensitive data that you may want to retrieve later but will be stored outside of your application (AWS S3, a DB), you might want to encrypt it to prevent any data loss while your data is resting. There are times where you want to encrypt something that you are sending over the web which will be decrypted by your receiver.
Think of Whatsapp. All messages are encrypted with end-to-end encryption which allows all of our chats to be invisible to the employees at facebook. Our devices have the ability to decrypt the messages.
false hope. Something like perfect encryption does not exist on the internet. Everything can be decrypted someday. If you want something private, do not put it on the Internet.
huh?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End-to-end_encryption#Backdoors