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PhpMyAdmin 3.3.9 is released

8 pointsby thefoxover 14 years ago

2 comments

daviduover 14 years ago
PhpMyAdmin is a really great tool. It's also a really great tool with a history of exceptionally serious security issues.<p>If you run PhpMyAdmin on an Internet-accessible server please please please add some security above and beyond what the application provides.<p>1) Use web-server based IP-address based restrictions to allow/deny connections only from trusted hosts.<p>2) Please run it over HTTPS, as it passes mysql passwords around plaintext when you use cookie or www-auth authentication.<p>3) Use an additional .htaccess in front of PhpMyAdmin's basic www-auth.<p>4) Do not host it at /phpmyadmin in your docroot.<p>5) Maybe consider running it only on a virtualhost listening on a different port.
notyourworkover 14 years ago
/me wishes our Security group did not dislike phpMyAdmin as I would love to fire this up and see the new features.