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MySQL vulnerability
- Thread starter Blossom
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You probably have the user root dont forget
And do you really need MySQL exposed to the web? FW it off to no one or a list of allowed hosts!
And having said that ive tested many servers (mainly Plesk and cPanel servers mind) and found not one which was exploitable from this bug...
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Only if open on port 3306
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