Do Not Specify Passwords in Command Line
Details When a command is executed on the command line, for example mysql -u admin – ppassword, the password may...
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CIS MYSL 5.6Enterprise Linux OS L1 V1.1.0
Ensure ‘audit_log_file’ has Appropriate Permissions
Details MySQL can operate using a variety of log files, each used for different purposes. These are the binary log,...Ensure ‘datadir’ Has Appropriate Permissions
Details The data directory is the location of the MySQL databases. Solution Execute the following commands at a terminal prompt:...Ensure ‘general_log_file’ Has Appropriate Permissions
Details MySQL can operate using a variety of log files, each used for different purposes. These are the binary log,...Ensure ‘log_bin_basename’ Files Have Appropriate Permissions
Details MySQL can operate using a variety of log files, each used for different purposes. These are the binary log,...Ensure ‘log_error’ Has Appropriate Permissions
Details MySQL can operate using a variety of log files, each used for different purposes. These are the binary log,...Ensure ‘log-raw’ Is Set to ‘OFF’ – /etc/my.cnf
Details The log-raw MySQL option determines whether passwords are rewritten by the server so as not to appear in log...Ensure ‘log-raw’ Is Set to ‘OFF’ – /etc/mysql/my.cnf
Details The log-raw MySQL option determines whether passwords are rewritten by the server so as not to appear in log...Ensure ‘log-raw’ Is Set to ‘OFF’ – @SYSCONFDIR@/my.cnf
Details The log-raw MySQL option determines whether passwords are rewritten by the server so as not to appear in log...Ensure ‘log-raw’ Is Set to ‘OFF’ – @[email protected]
Details The log-raw MySQL option determines whether passwords are rewritten by the server so as not to appear in log...