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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.server -> Re: Protecting the encryption key from the DBA
Actually, to get you sweeting: here is how Oracle do the security
checking:
/* check the security and get the owner id number */ owner = kkpchk(name, KZSXPR, KZSCPR);
and here is how you bypass auditing (including Mother Fuckers like you, sys, ..)
#ifdef K_AUDIT
{
text audopt[S_OPBL]; /* auditing optiontext */
/* get the default auditing options relevent to procedures */ aopgdo(&cd->kqlcdaop); aoptos(&cd->kqlcdaop, (char *)audopt); aopmsk((char *)audopt, KQDOBTPR); aopsto(&cd->kqlcdaop, (char *)audopt); K_MLSIF(df->kkpdflab = cd->kqlcdlab); /* copy labelinformation */
}
#endif
if you cannot understand it ask Bob Baldwin! I guess he is hairy enough for you?! Received on Wed Jul 20 2005 - 02:32:12 CDT
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