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Last Post: October 14, 2008 (RSS)
By Dave - October 13, 2008
Hi Stensy,
Generally any data you store in the database will be secure. To access it someone would need to know your password or be able to find a security vulnerability in one of the web applications running on your website.
That said, generally you want to store credit card data for as short a time as possible and be aware of the regulations in your country (in North America VISA has rules against stored credit card numbers on a machine that has a web server on it).
But when stored credit card numbers on any computer, the less you have, and the less apparent it is that you're storing them, the less of a target for hackers it will be.
Hope that helps!
Generally any data you store in the database will be secure. To access it someone would need to know your password or be able to find a security vulnerability in one of the web applications running on your website.
That said, generally you want to store credit card data for as short a time as possible and be aware of the regulations in your country (in North America VISA has rules against stored credit card numbers on a machine that has a web server on it).
But when stored credit card numbers on any computer, the less you have, and the less apparent it is that you're storing them, the less of a target for hackers it will be.
Hope that helps!
Dave Edis - Senior Developer
interactivetools.com
interactivetools.com
Re: [Dave] Testimonials Page
By Stensy - October 14, 2008
Dave,
Thank you very much, some useful tips.
Stensy
Thank you very much, some useful tips.
Stensy