What would be the best way to hide sensitive data from being exposed when using the Entity Framework? (for example, a table that contains a SSN column…etc)
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What would be the best way to hide sensitive data from being exposed when using the Entity Framework? (for example, a table that contains a SSN column…etc)
Simply delete the columns from your data model.
As an alternative, don’t even expose the columns in SQL; expose views that provide only the columns you are willing to expose.