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That doesn't really make any sense. That's not a MySQL default, so you're saying they intentionally set the root user password to '*'? I'm not sure I buy that.
by eli 13y ago
That doesn't really make any sense. That's not a MySQL default, so you're saying they intentionally set the root user password to '*'? I'm not sure I buy that.
- infosecslave 13y agoThey're also running MySQL 3.
- eli 13y agoBe that as it may, I'm pretty sure I've been using MySQL since version 3 and I don't recall '*' ever working as a password.