Secure MySQL connections
Secure MySQL connections via SSL/TLS: it is only a number of small changes in the code and a huge step in decreasing the attack surface.
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Rope Access
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Preferably using LetsEncrypt...
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Rope Access
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This should have been implemented a long time ago, it's a fundamental principle of database work..
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Anonymous
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I cannot even consider using a database without being able to encrypt the connections. Please consider this as an essential piece of work.
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Tom
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+1
I'm using a cloud based (AWS) mysql instance, with this becoming more main stream this is essential security and needs urgently addressing.
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Anonymous
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Please do this. It will be a very big security step. Thanks for your work.
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Hans H. Mobron
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should have been implanted long ago and shouldn't even be a question here.
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Mooksz
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Yas pleasee
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Peter
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This should really be implemented ASAP. It's a must-have feature in GDPR regulated environments.
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Anonymous
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up up up
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Anonymous
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It could be a great security and versatility improvement.
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Paul Hermans
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This could be the same SSL certificate used to protect Plesk and the Mail server, possibly a Let's Encrypt certifcate.
Certificate for securing Plesk
Certificate for securing mail
Certificate for securing MySQL -
H50K
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YES! PLS!
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Anonymous
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Especially with the shift to cloud-hosted instances of MySQL, this should be high up on the list of things to get added