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Re^2: Quest: a bulletproof-secure, automated scraperby webengr (Pilgrim) |
on Mar 19, 2005 at 05:19 UTC ( #440873=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
Okay, after re-reading my post I can see that in a GPG scenario root could quite easily get the PIN simply by running a different script to access the gpg-agent. In my SFTP scenario, the thing I am protecting is the ssh key, and that's a lot easier to do. Perhaps you can keep your PIN in a database with access controls in place. But a compromised root account can make protecting something on disk extremely difficult. I will be watchiing this thread with great interest. Update: removed extraneous punctuation PCS
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