kempis555
Programmer
- Jan 2, 2001
- 77
I have been assigned to finish a website that lets people download sensitive files.
I've already implemented the precaution of using the Stream object to hide the PATH so that the URL and filename are hidden from the user. However, the files are being stored on a server behind the firewall, and are being accessed through a fileshare.
It seems to me that if the webserver were hacked, that fileshare will be compromised too. What's the easiest way to prevent this? I was thinking about saving the files as binaries in the database and serving up that way... but bleah ... that would require a total re-write of the existing file upload/download system.
Does anyone know of an easier method to secure the existing system?
thanks in advance,
-k
I've already implemented the precaution of using the Stream object to hide the PATH so that the URL and filename are hidden from the user. However, the files are being stored on a server behind the firewall, and are being accessed through a fileshare.
It seems to me that if the webserver were hacked, that fileshare will be compromised too. What's the easiest way to prevent this? I was thinking about saving the files as binaries in the database and serving up that way... but bleah ... that would require a total re-write of the existing file upload/download system.
Does anyone know of an easier method to secure the existing system?
thanks in advance,
-k