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MySQL.com Database Compromised By Blind SQL Injection

Posted on March 27, 2011 by Dissent

Simon writes:

An email was sent out earlier today on the Full-Disclosure mailing list, detailing the compromise of numerous MySQL websites along with portions of their database containing usernames and passwords.

[…]

The email sent to Full Disclosure lists out all the databases, tables and even some password hashes for the users at MySQL.com. There has been no response from MySQL on this issue yet. We have contacted them for a comment and will update this post once more information becomes available.

More updates coming soon….

Update: This hack also compromised the database at Sun.com, more info on this at http://tinkode27.baywords.com/

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