How to Encrypt Input Fields in a Simple Sign-Up Form using Evervault, Next.js and MongoDB
Evervault Inbound Relay lets you collect sensitive data and store it in a database of your choice without ever handling it in plaintext. In this video, Evervault solutions architect Mikie Lennon shows you how to use Inbound Relay to encrypt sensitive data from an HTML sign-up form using Next.js, and how to store the encrypted data using MongoDB.
In the demo, you will see how the potentially sensitive data initially flows into the app in plaintext, which isn’t secure. But after selecting those fields in the Evervault dashboard and configuring them to hit the Inbound Relay encryption proxy, the fields are then encrypted and saved to the database in an encrypted state.
You can learn more about Inbound Relay at https://docs.evervault.com/products/i...
Try the demo yourself here: https://replit.com/@evervault-enginee...
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