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Overview of security in DBMS
The document provides a comparison of various database management systems (DBMS) based on their support for LDAP, Kerberos, authentication methods, encryption algorithms, auditing capabilities, and SSL/TLS. It includes details for systems like SAP HANA, IBM DB2, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, and SQL Server, among others. Different algorithms such as SHA-1, SHA-256, MD5, AES-128, and AES-256 are noted for their availability across these systems.
Overview of security in DBMS
- 36. DBMS LDAP KerberosPass. alg. SQL auth. Encryption Enc. alg. Audit SSL / TLS Drizzle yes no SHA1 no no no no SAP HANA yes SHA-256 yes yes AES-256-CBC yes yes ScimoreDB yes Raima yes yes HyperSQL yes yes Advantage stream cipher, 160b keys yes yes AES-128, AES-256 yes IBM DB2 yes yes yes yes yes yes PostgreSQL yes yes MD5 yes yes no yes MySQL yes yes SHA-256 yes no yes yes Oracle yes yes yes yes yes yes SQL Server yes yes yes yes yes
- 37. DBMS LDAP KerberosPass. alg. SQL auth. Encryption Enc. alg. Audit SSL / TLS Drizzle yes no SHA1 no no no no SAP HANA yes SHA-256 yes yes AES-256-CBC yes yes ScimoreDB yes Raima yes yes HyperSQL yes yes Advantage stream cipher, 160b keys yes yes AES-128, AES-256 yes IBM DB2 yes yes yes yes yes yes PostgreSQL yes yes MD5 yes yes no yes MySQL yes yes SHA-256 yes no yes yes Oracle yes yes yes yes yes yes SQL Server yes yes yes yes yes