[Interest] Sqlite Cipher in Qt 5.15.8

Ramakanth Kesireddy rama.kesi at gmail.com
Mon Feb 14 11:24:28 CET 2022


Hi Frank,

Thanks for your mail. It helps to get started.

Hope the latest version of openssl would do to leverage hardware
accelerated AES on target platform to write our own crypto I/O backed or
use sqlcipher with Qt plugin.

Best Regards,
Ramakanth

On Sun, 13 Feb, 2022, 15:43 Frank Mertens, <frank at cyblogic.de> wrote:

> Hi Ramakanth,
>
> I've done that in the past. Sqlite3 has quite easy to override page I/O
> functions and it is not to difficult to run your own crypto I/O backend. Of
> course there is also nowadays SEE... I doubt Qt has anything to offer here,
> but there is a configure switch to select to system's sqlite3 libraries.
> (One reason I've run my own I/O backend was availability of hardware
> accelerated AES through openssl on my target platform.)
>
> God speed,
> Frank
>
>
> On 11.02.22 08:14, Ramakanth Kesireddy wrote:
> > Hi,  > > The embedded database being used is sqlite3 in our Qt Quick >
> application based out of Qt commercial Qt 5.15.8 > > As we intend to use
> encryption for the sqlite3 database, appreciate > if anyone could let me
> know if there is any inbuilt support to use > sqlite cipher in Qt SQL
> module or need to register separately the > driver plugin to link against
> sqlite cipher? > > Best Regards, Ramakanth > >
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