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Network attacks on MySQL, Part 5: Attack on SHA256 based passwords

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(Daniel van Eeden) The mysql_sha256_password doesn’t use the nonce system which is used for mysql_new_password, but instead forces the use of RSA or SSL.

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Network attacks on MySQL, Part 5: Attack on SHA256 based passwords

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