امنیت پایگاه داده MongoDB
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This document discusses security features in MongoDB databases including authentication, authorization, TLS/SSL encryption, client-side field level encryption, and auditing. Authentication in MongoDB supports SCRAM, SHA-1, SHA-256, and x.509 certificate authentication. Authorization is implemented through role-based access control and management of users and roles. TLS/SSL provides encryption with minimum 128-bit keys. Client-side encryption allows encrypting fields before sending data to the server. Auditing logs database actions to files or syslog.
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- 1. داده پایگاه امنیت MongoDB مدرس تربیت دانشگاه داده پایگاه امنیت درس کالسی ارائه دهنده ارائه : فر ملک امین محمد درس استاد : نوگورانی دری صادق دکتر اول نیمسال 1401 - 1400 1
- 2. MongoDB NOSQL Database Key-Value (Document oriented) or Graph Developed more recently Rapid application changes ( Agile ) Document Oriented BSON (like JSON) local and cloud-hosted Community version and Enterprise version 2
- 3. MongoDB 3 Field-Value pairs Embedded documents Dynamic schema
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- 7. Authentication SCRAM (Default) SHA-1 SHA-256 x.509 Certificate Authentication Enterprise: LDAP proxy authentication Kerberos authentication 7
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