- SQLCipher - Full Database Encryption for SQLite | Zetetic
SQLCipher has been adopted as a secure database solution in thousands of commercial and open source products, making it the de facto standard for encrypted databases in mobile, embedded, and desktop applications
- SQLCipher Documentation - How-to Guides, Articles, and . . . - Zetetic
SQLCipher Design - Learn about SQLCipher's design, security features, and how encryption decryption works SQLCipher API - Detailed information about the SQLCipher PRAGMAs and C C++ API
- SQLCipher API - Full Database Encryption PRAGMAs, Functions, and . . .
SQLCipher is based on SQLite, and thus, the majority of the accessible API is identical to the C C++ interface for SQLite 3 However, SQLCipher does add a number of security specific extensions in the form of PRAGMAs, SQL Functions, and C Functions
- SQLCipher Community Edition - Open Source Information
This resource provides a searchable forum where community members can come together to ask questions and get answers about SQLCipher All Open Source requests should initially be opened in the community discussion site!
- SQLCipher Design - Security Approach and Features | Zetetic
SQLCipher is a specialized build of the excellent SQLite database that performs transparent and on-the-fly encryption Using SQLCipher, an application uses the standard SQLite API to manipulate tables using SQL
- About SQLCipher - Information and History | Zetetic
SQLCipher is an open source library that provides transparent, secure 256-bit AES encryption of SQLite database files SQLCipher acts as a security extension to the SQLite database platform that facilitates the creation of encrypted databases
- SQLCipher 4. 7. 0 Release | Zetetic
We’re pleased to announce SQLCipher 4 7 0, which updates the baseline to SQLite 3 49 1 and includes several major improvements to memory management, library initialization, and cryptographic operations
- SQLCipher Community Edition - Adding Full Database Encryption for . . .
The framework code of the SQLCipher project is open source, so users can be confident that an application isn't using insecure or proprietary security code In addition, SQLCipher can also be compiled on Android, Linux, macOS and Windows for those developing cross-platform applications
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