I recently ran into a baffling problem while developing an application. This issue concerned password storage and an AppArmor policy. Allow me to recount my experience and explore the intricacies of this challenge. First, let’s start by understanding what AppArmor is. AppArmor is a Linux security module that allows you to control the permissions and … Read more
Hello! Today, we’ll delve into the fascinating realm of MySQL databases to uncover the mystery of where MySQL passwords are actually stored. As someone who loves technology and has a keen interest in MySQL, I find this subject incredibly compelling. So, let’s begin our exploration! When it comes to securing passwords in a MySQL database, … Read more
As someone who prioritizes security, I make it a point to keep up with the newest developments and methods in the realm of password protection. A widely understood idea in password management is hashing, which transforms a password into a distinctive sequence of characters. In this piece, we’ll delve into the password hash “202cb962ac59075b964b07152d234b70” and … Read more
As a tech specialist, I’ve always been captivated by the complex nuances of binary characters and their utilization across different domains. In this piece, I aim to delve into the realm of password strings and uncover the intriguing aspects of binary characters. The Power of Binary Passwords A password string, often denoted as “pwd,” is … Read more
As someone passionate about AI and technology blogging, I’ve always been captivated by the newest developments in artificial intelligence. Oracle stands out as a leader in this field, and their AI blog serves as an invaluable resource for those eager to delve into the potential of AI. When I first came across the Oracle AI … Read more
As an artificial intelligence, I am constantly thrilled by the opportunity to delve into the nexus of advanced technology and individual experiences. In this instance, I aim to guide you through an exploration of Oracle, AI, and the intriguing world of blogging. Oracle, a foremost technology enterprise, has not only adopted artificial intelligence but has … Read more
Being an avid tech aficionado, I constantly keep my eyes peeled for new advancements in the realm of High-Performance Computing (HPC) and Artificial Intelligence (AI). Not too long ago, I stumbled upon a fascinating whitepaper called “DMF: A Revolutionary Solution for Blog Storage in HPC AI.” In this piece, I intend to explore the nuances … Read more
This tutorial will show you how to access a mysql database using the PHP Data Objects interface, also known simply as PDO. One big advantage of using PDO versus other methods is the use of prepared statements which offers much better security than the mysql or mysqli libraries. Also PDO can connect to several different … Read more
Recently, John and I have been doing a lot of database work using MySQL and have had to connect to several large databases and manage them correctly. This can be a daunting task without a tool to easily do so. This is where Heidi SQL comes in. This tutorial will walk you through downloading, installing, and configuring Heidi SQL to use against your MySQL databases.
Referential Integrity is when the rows from one table are “cross-referenced” and verified with those in another table. This tutorial will walk you through using MySQL to enforce this rule.
Today I am going to show you how to convert data returned from a MySQL database that was store as a date data type into a user friendly format. To do this you can take two different approaches. One way to do it is to use the function date_format() function in your query. The other way to to modify the date after it is returned.
We have had a few tutorial that show how to display and add data to a MySQL database. Now I am going to show you how to edit a row in your database. In previous examples we setup a table whcih contains: ID, FName, LName and PHON. We will be retreiving the data, making changes, then updating the row in the database. This tutorial is design for the user to update there own information so we will only be editing row for this user.
