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    Eight pixels ber byte would indeed be more efficient, but the intent of this library was to make the hidden message as discreet as possible, rather than transmit as much hidden dat…

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    Comment #39488893

    How can you hide data in DB2 from certain users?

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    A simple microservice (as a Docker image) that parses any Cassandra query or command (CQL) and returns a JSON object describing what the command is. This uses Cassandra's own parse…

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    Show HN: Cassandra CQL Parsing Service

    A microservice (as a Docker image) that parses Cassandra CQL commands and returns information about those commands.

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    A microservice that parses Cassandra CQL commands and returns information about those commands.

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    Here's an example for Redis using Gallium Data, Mongo would be very similar: https://www.galliumdata.com/tutorials/transparent-encryption...

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    When you need to share data, but not all of it, there are two fundamentally different approaches to data masking.

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    Linked servers are one of Microsoft SQL Server's most powerful features, but do you know how they work?

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    That's a reasonable position, and I think a good conclusion to a constructive debate. Whether it's unfair to single out SQL Server -- I don't think it is. SQL Server is one of the …

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    You're right, I should not have gone on that tangent. To get back to the main point, though, don't you think that the fact that Microsoft includes a disclaimer (kinda) in their doc…

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    > Isn't that also exactly as insecure as submitting an HTML form with is? Absolutely, but I am arguing that this is not worthy of an enterprise system like SQL Server. This is espe…

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    I respectfully disagree. Like I said in the article, transmitting the password, rather than some form of token, means that this approach is exactly as insecure as HTTP basic auth o…