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Database encryption causing corrupted/missing data

I am working on a system with multiple processes (independent executables written in C#) that communicate status information through a single table in a common sqlite database. The system works fine if the database is not encrypted. Each process is able to insert records into and select records from...

Posted to Bugs (Forum) by everestp on 06-16-2010
Re: passwort and encryption

If you has set a password in your database with SQLite2009 Pro, you must enter md5 value for your password in the ado.net provider e.g: You have set password = 'mypassword' for your database that created with SQLite2009 Pro Now, when you want to connected your .NET application with your database...

Posted to General (Forum) by Duta JS on 10-11-2009
Password set with System.Data.SQLite incompatible with other Applications?

Hi, I have no problems creating a new DB with a password or changing the password afterwards using System.Data.SQLite in my application. I also can open the encrypted DB in my program with the appropriate connection string or using the function SetPassword. My only problem is, that I can't open the...

Posted to General (Forum) by mswiege on 03-12-2009
Re: Portable Encryption

I think Robert has purposely chose CryptoAPI for reasons decribed here and . Besides, my changes are actually on the sqlite3 source (not on System.Data.SQLite). However, I'll prepare some documentation on how to do it. Rgds,

Posted to General (Forum) by rchavik on 09-07-2008
Re: Portable Encryption

Hi, Just want to update: I have successfully generate an encrypted database in Solaris (using modified SQLite 3.5.8 and pysqlite), and access it in Windows. So, yes it possible, and it works. Also, it turns out that we don't have to use OpenSSL to perform the encrypt/decrypt function. Instead, we...

Posted to General (Forum) by rchavik on 08-26-2008
Re: Portable Encryption

[quote user="jeffreyabecker"]Have you looked into Mono? They have a sqlite provider originally based on the System.Data.SQLite code. That might be easier to to modify.[/quote] Good idea. I happen to have a subversion working copy of mono tree. So updated to latest revision and skimmed through...

Posted to General (Forum) by rchavik on 05-03-2008
Re: Portable Encryption

Jeff, Thanks for your input. [quote user="jeffreyabecker"]I think you'd have better luck either encrypting the database after it's been built then un-encrypting it before reading in windows or just encrypting the data in the application layer. [/quote] The application is already in...

Posted to General (Forum) by rchavik on 05-02-2008
Portable Encryption

Hello, Is it possible to port the database encryption feature into UNIX and access them portably? The reason I'm asking is this: I have a system that already works with System.Data.SQLite and Oracle. A Winforms application calls PL/SQL packages in a Oracle database in a UNIX box, performing data...

Posted to General (Forum) by rchavik on 05-01-2008

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