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| From: | Ed Wang | Date: | August 24 2000 8:37pm |
| Subject: | Re: Security alert: phpmyadmin | ||
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Michael Widenius wrote: > > The encrypted password is the real password in MySQL; The password is > only encrypted to not let one guess your real password; Does this mean that when connecting to MySQL using perl (or even the MySQL client) over a network, the following occurs? DBD::mysql first encrypts the password. It then sends the encrypted password to the MySQL server. The MySQL server compares it to the stored encrypted password. If they match, let the user in. If so, couldn't someone sniff the packets and get the encrypted password anyway? - Ed Wang -- Software Engineer ed@stripped HomePage.com
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| • Re: How large a database can mySQL handle? | Van | 12 Mar |
| • Re: How large a database can mySQL handle? | Michael Widenius | 12 Mar |
| • Re: How large a database can mySQL handle? | Henrique Pantarotto | 12 Mar |
| • Re: How large a database can mySQL handle? | David Sklar | 12 Mar |
| • RE: How large a database can mySQL handle? | Brett Error | 12 Mar |
| • Re: Security alert: phpmyadmin | Van | 24 Aug |
| • Re: Security alert: phpmyadmin | Michael Widenius | 28 Aug |
| • Re: Security alert: phpmyadmin | Tonu Samuel | 24 Aug |
| • Re: Security alert: phpmyadmin | Ed Wang | 24 Aug |
| • Re: Security alert: phpmyadmin | Rolf Hopkins | 25 Aug |
| • Re: Security alert: phpmyadmin | Benjamin Pflugmann | 25 Aug |
| • Re: Security alert: phpmyadmin | Van | 25 Aug |
| • Re: Security alert: phpmyadmin | Benjamin Pflugmann | 25 Aug |
