greek39 wrote:
P.S If computer jargan you want I can do that, but some people in this forum won’t understand it. One more thing no matter what security you have on your database it does have a expiry date on it. Not to mention if someone with real skill could be able to breach without your knowledge. Its only the bad ones that get caught and your system detects. It is a fallacy to say something cannot be broken into. If you understand coding, programming, script writing, unix, linux, and several other things you will find this is a inescapable fact. There is a hole in every program and a key. Lunus when he was finished building Linux figured it was unhackable, a few years later, it was breached. Lots of SE’s today still deal with this reality.
Apologies for the computer jargon, not trying to be a geek … just thought that was the name/term.
As for our database … or anything that is man made, it can be man broken. I have never claimed anything is 100% secure … because nothing is. I did claim that a search engine bot is not going to gain access to it and ‘spider it’.