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"This contribution is intended to improve on the storage of the credit card number (cc_number) in the orders table. As of osc 2.2ms2051113, the cc_number is still stored in plain text in the database. Even with the best of site security, who's to say a backup copy of your database isn't obtained by an unauthorized party? Or what if your database is hacked through no direct fault of your own? Having cc_number in plain text just isn't safe. I will agree with everyone that simply NOT storing cc_number is the best security option. However, if you need a copy of it for a while then you, at the very least, need to protect it. That's why I pulled this contrib together."

 


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