From: Reindl Harald
Date: December 29 2011 5:51pm
Subject: Re: mysql_secure_installation
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Am 29.12.2011 18:42, schrieb Ryan Dewhurst:
> I would assume that MySQL is installed mostly on production servers
> rather than in class room environments.
>=20
> Wouldn't it make more sense for MySQL to be secure by default rather
> than insecure by default?

yes and no

yes because there are way too much peopole in positions
without the minimal knowledge of their job

no because if someone is a trustable admin he does
not only a default install without verify and audits



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