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encryption

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    Issue How does Plesk Identify the application instance for Backup Encryption

    I want to backup my files over remote connection via OneDrive. I see that the backup security options allow either a password protected backup or a Plesk Encryption Key Backup. However, I am unfamiliar with the way Plesk identifies particular plesk installations. Does it use the license key to...
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    Question How to follow advice "enable backup encryption on the cloud storage side"?

    In this page of the documentation, we are given the warning Note: The Plesk internal key encrypts only certain data in a backup but not the whole backup. If you store backups in remote cloud storage, you can enable backup encryption on the cloud storage side. But there is no real-world example...
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    Question Is SSH access, via PuTTy, an encrypted connection?

    I recently needed to connect to my Plesk server, via SSH, using my Root credentials. My choice of software being PuTTy. To achieve this, I had to perform the following commands, due to having previously disabled Root access via SSH: login as: [Another user on the Plesk server] password...
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    Question Does AES_Encrypt use cbc mode as default ?

    Using Plesk Version 17.8.11. Mysql has some nice real time encryption/decryption (aes_encrypt/aes_decrypt) possibilities that others like libsodium dont have at the moment. On earlier versions mysql was build with ECB mode as onliest option. Since version 5.6.17 its possible to use other modes...
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    Resolved Backup encryption cipher?

    So if I do a full server backup using a "specified password" - which cipher is being used to encrypt the backup? AES? 3DES? Cast5?
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    Plesk 12.x.x Backup Manager Encryption - Security Issue

    Hi all, I have got the Plesk backup manager running scheduled back up jobs to a private FTP server without any trouble i've noted that even though that encryption and a very strong password is used at Plesk Backup Manager settings the file can be easily opened without anytrouble using 7-ZIP...
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    How the user passwords are encrypted

    Hello, I am planning to programm an extra tool for my users to sent secure tickets. Therefore I'd like to use a login that verify them agains the already existing passwords in the mysql_psa_account table. I'have written an php file just to check if the encryption works correctly...
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