Securing Your Database
Chris Snyder, Thomas Myer, Michael Southwell
Abstract
Chris Snyder, Thomas Myer, Michael Southwell
Abstract
In this chapter, we’ll give some consideration to securing your database, with most of our focus going to MySQL. Although securing a MySQL database is usually under the purview of a database administrator, if you’re developing applications with PHP, then in many cases you are also the defacto MySQL administrator. In that case, you need to know more than a little about security issues.
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In this chapter, we’ll give some consideration to securing your database, with most of our focus going to MySQL. Although securing a MySQL database is usually under the purview of a database administrator, if you’re developing applications with PHP, then in many cases you are also the defacto MySQL administrator. In that case, you need to know more than a little about security issues.
Key concepts: Database administrator, Computer science, Database, Database security, System administrator, Database application, World Wide Web, Focus (optics)