FROM : Jeff LaMarche
DATE : Mon Mar 24 17:20:51 2008
When writing a Core Data application that utilizes Core Data, what is
the best way to store sensitive information like a password? My
assumption would be that you would make a password attribute, but make
it transient, then override the accessor and mutator to utilize
Keychain Services so that the value actually gets stored in the
keychain, and not in the application's persistent store.
Does this make sense? Has anybody tried this?
Thanks much,
Jeff
DATE : Mon Mar 24 17:20:51 2008
When writing a Core Data application that utilizes Core Data, what is
the best way to store sensitive information like a password? My
assumption would be that you would make a password attribute, but make
it transient, then override the accessor and mutator to utilize
Keychain Services so that the value actually gets stored in the
keychain, and not in the application's persistent store.
Does this make sense? Has anybody tried this?
Thanks much,
Jeff
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