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Securich 0.3.0
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posted by Darren Cassar on Thu 19 Aug 2010 21:59 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Uncategorized, Security, conference, FrOSCon, roles, securich, grants

Around these days last year I presented `securich` for the first time. It was at froscon 2009, barely knowing anybody, spending my 27th birthday in a hostel in Germany fixing some bugs before the actual presentation on a 10 inch netbook (my mac had some problems at the time but thats another story :)). I got a beating, verbally of course! Many of the people listening to the presentation were expecting something else since another presentation was supposed to be running at that time, some even started dozing off (encouraging? not really hehe) but after a few minutes people started getting interested and asking all kind of questions. “This awesome” I thought to myself, “questions are good, it means people are understanding and want to know more”, but the more they learnt the more they

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MySQL University: Securich - Security Plugin for MySQL (rerun)
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posted by Stefan Hinz on Wed 09 Jun 2010 15:23 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Security, sun, university, plugin, securich, plug-in

This Thursday (June 10th, 14:00 UTC), Darren Cassar will rerun his February 25 presentation of Securich - Security Plugin for MySQL. (Recording of the session failed in February; hopefully it will succeed this time.) According to Darren, the author of the plugin, Securich is an incredibly handy and versatile tool for managing user privileges on MySQL through the use of roles. It basically makes granting and revoking rights a piece of cake, not to mention added security it provides through password expiry and password history, the customization level it permits, the fact that it runs on any MySQL 5.0 or later and it's easily deployable on any official

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MySQL University: Securich - Security Plugin for MySQL (rerun)
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posted by Stefan Hinz on Wed 09 Jun 2010 08:23 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Security, sun, university, plugin, securich, plug-in

This Thursday (June 10th, 14:00 UTC), Darren Cassar will rerun his February 25 presentation of Securich - Security Plugin for MySQL. (Recording of the session failed in February; hopefully it will succeed this time.) According to Darren, the author of the plugin, Securich is an incredibly handy and versatile tool for managing user privileges on MySQL through the use of roles. It basically makes granting and revoking rights a piece of cake, not to mention added security it provides through password expiry and password history, the customization level it permits, the fact that it runs on any MySQL 5.0 or later and it's easily deployable on any

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MySQL University: Securich - Security Plugin for MySQL (rerun)
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posted by Stefan Hinz on Wed 09 Jun 2010 08:23 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Security, sun, university, plugin, securich, plug-in

This Thursday (June 10th, 14:00 UTC), Darren Cassar will rerun his February 25 presentation of Securich - Security Plugin for MySQL. (Recording of the session failed in February; hopefully it will succeed this time.) According to Darren, the author of the plugin, Securich is an incredibly handy and versatile tool for managing user privileges on MySQL through the use of roles. It basically makes granting and revoking rights a piece of cake, not to mention added security it provides through password expiry and password history, the customization level it permits, the fact that it runs on any MySQL 5.0 or later and it's easily deployable on any

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MySQL University: Securich - Security Plugin for MySQL
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posted by Stefan Hinz on Tue 23 Feb 2010 16:30 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Security, sun, authentication, university, login, grant, roles, securich, role, grants, permission

This Thursday (February 25th, 13:00 UTC - way earlier than usual!), Darren Cassar will present Securich - Security Plugin for MySQL. According to Darren, the author of the plugin, Securich is an incredibly handy and versatile tool for managing user privileges on MySQL through the use of roles. It basically makes granting and revoking rights a piece of cake, not to mention added security it provides through password expiry and password history, the customization level it permits, the fact that it runs on any MySQL 5.0 or later and it's easily deployable on any official MySQL binary, platform independent.
More information here:

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MySQL University: Securich - Security Plugin for MySQL
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posted by Stefan Hinz on Tue 23 Feb 2010 08:30 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Security, sun, authentication, university, login, grant, roles, securich, role, grants, permission

This Thursday (February 25th, 13:00 UTC - way earlier than usual!), Darren Cassar will present Securich - Security Plugin for MySQL. According to Darren, the author of the plugin, Securich is an incredibly handy and versatile tool for managing user privileges on MySQL through the use of roles. It basically makes granting and revoking rights a piece of cake, not to mention added security it provides through password expiry and password history, the customization level it permits, the fact that it runs on any MySQL 5.0 or later and it's easily deployable on any official MySQL binary, platform independent.
More information here:

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MySQL University: Securich - Security Plugin for MySQL
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posted by Stefan Hinz on Tue 23 Feb 2010 08:30 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Security, sun, authentication, university, login, grant, roles, securich, role, grants, permission

This Thursday (February 25th, 13:00 UTC - way earlier than usual!), Darren Cassar will present Securich - Security Plugin for MySQL. According to Darren, the author of the plugin, Securich is an incredibly handy and versatile tool for managing user privileges on MySQL through the use of roles. It basically makes granting and revoking rights a piece of cake, not to mention added security it provides through password expiry and password history, the customization level it permits, the fact that it runs on any MySQL 5.0 or later and it's easily deployable on any official MySQL binary, platform independent.
More information here:

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SecuRich
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posted by Colin Charles on Tue 01 Sep 2009 04:35 UTC
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(edit) mysql, FrOSCon, opensqlcamp, securich

I got to meet, and share a meal with a most interesting Darren Cassar at FRoSCon/OpenSQLCamp, who’s the mastermind behind SecuRich. Some sparse notes, while we await his slides. I think there’s some great potential here, and SecuRich is exciting and should be given some more love.

Designed to work with Sybase and MySQL in mind (because he’s hacking on migrating Sybase to MySQL).

How often do we audit user privileges and access levels? How often do we forget temporary elevated privileges?

What you have in MySQL today: Authentication against ‘username’@'hostname’, and the password is hashed by PASSWORD() function. There is wide range of privileges, and the granting of privileges is controlled.

What are limitations in MySQL

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Securich – 0.1.4
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posted by Darren Cassar on Mon 10 Aug 2009 16:29 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Security, group, users, administration, grant, user, Beginner, groups, password expiry, roles, securich, password complexity, revoke, role

Just a small note to advise that Securich reached 0.1.4.
Some new tools include:
* Added Password complexity
* Enhanced `set_password` – Old password is now necessary to replace it by a new one
* Enhanced Revoke privileges to accept regexp
* Added Block user@hostname on a database level
* Added Creation of reserved usernames
* Added Help stored procedure displays help for each stored proc
* Enhanced `create_update_role` to include the removal of privilages from roles
* Enhanced `grant_priveleges` on `alltables` for a database without tables would terminate with an error instead of gracefully (now fixed)
* Added Restore user@hostname on a database level
* Removed ’show warnings’ from sql installation

The database design using workbench












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Security – Roles and Password Expiry on MySQL using SECURICH
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posted by Darren Cassar on Thu 11 Jun 2009 11:23 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Security, Intermediate, Advanced, groups, password expiry, password history, roles, securich
Lately there has been quite some talk about security on MySQL, and I've decided to GPL a package I wrote, implmenting Roles on MySQL. This technology has been available on other databases for quite some time, but hasn't quite yet made it to MySQL's feature list and apart from this tool, the only solution I know of is google's patches for MySQL 5.0.
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