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Issue: ====== All command-line utilities which support -password parameter are vulnerable to password sniffing, especially when they're run from scripts. Since 2.1, all Firebird utilities replace argv[PASSWORD] with *, but better solution for hiding password from others in process list should be reading it from file or asking for it on stdin. Scope: ====== Security issue. Document author: ================= Alex Peshkov (peshkoff@mail.ru) Document date: 2008-11-30 ============== All utilities have new switch -fetch_password which may be abbreviated according with utility rules. The exception is QLI, where -F should be used. Switch has required parameter - name of file with password. I.e.: isql -user sysdba -fet passfile server:employee will load password form file "passfile", using its first line as password. One can specify "stdin" as file name to make password be read from stdin. If stdin is terminal, prompt: Enter password: will be printed. For posix users - if you specify '-fetch /dev/tty' you will also be promted. This may be useful if you need to restore from stdin: bunzip2 -c emp.fbk.bz2 | gbak -c stdin /db/new.fdb -user sysdba -fetch /dev/tty