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keeping data safe offline


From: Erki Männiste <Erki.Manniste () webmedia ee>
Date: Mon, 9 Apr 2012 08:41:22 +0000

I am developing a software that is going to be distributed to end-users on usb sticks. The application and the content 
will be stored on that device and the content will be stored in a one-file sqlCE database, it will be crypted by 
default and will be encrypted by the application on-the-fly.
My client has made it clear, that he wants to keep end-users from copying the content and using it on any other device 
but that very stick. Now, due to the offline requirement this is impossible to achive because i have to store the 
encryption key somewhere in the code and users are able to access the data while in unencrypted state. 
Can anybody recommend me any mechanism that i could apply, to make it more difficult for users to copy the content? 

ERKI


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