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The article mentions that the intrusions involved a security hole in PHPMyAdmin, so, likely neither (unless the attackers just got access to the database throug

by kamkha 15y ago

The article mentions that the intrusions involved a security hole in PHPMyAdmin, so, likely neither (unless the attackers just got access to the database through PHPMyAdmin using the default admin password rather than a security hole).

jronkone 15y ago
Why isn't using PHP for security sensitive work considered illegal yet?
- code_duck 15y ago
  PHPMyAdmin is just some software used by clueless neophytes, not part of PHP. Similarly poorly written and insecure software is surely possible with Ruby, Python, you name it.