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Which DB solution is the most secure ever?

Discussion in 'Security' started by simplythewebst, Sep 26, 2011.

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    I would like to hear your opinions. Thanks in advance.
     
    simplythewebst, Sep 26, 2011 IP
  2. alexdoerr

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    Hackers can hack any databases. It is more important to secure your database by taking necessary precautions on server-side. I think MySQL is best and easy to manage database solution.
     
    alexdoerr, Sep 28, 2011 IP
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    It isn't simple solution, you need to take certain measures. As is permissions for database users, setting strong passwords, as far as possible to use only local connection to the database and etc.
     
    supportex, Sep 30, 2011 IP
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    Your code that uses SQL databases will be vulnerable to SQL injection and all the hacks you see is from poorly written PHP/SQL code that allows an injection to happen for theft of data / information.
     
    vpslist, Oct 20, 2011 IP
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    All databases can be hacked. You have to make sure the server and scripts access the DB are secure.
     
    Jay-S, Oct 22, 2011 IP
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    All of the known databases (Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc.) are very secure but the security issues arise when you write/use insecure code or deploy your application on an unsecured environment.
     
    Adam Neal, Dec 1, 2011 IP
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    Its the code that you write that matter the most and not the database that you would use.
     
    JamesZach, Dec 5, 2011 IP
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    It depends what your needs are and how it is setup.
     
    BarrettNetworks, Dec 15, 2011 IP