Securing MySQL Server on FreeBSD 4.5

GIAC Enterprises is an e-business which deals in the online sale of fortune cookies. Recently GIAC Enterprises decided to revise network perimeter security and implement a centralized database for storing business data (fortune cookies sayings). The database administrator decided to implement a...

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