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    MySQL errors

    anyone getting them tonight? after replying or going to new posts?
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    Yes.
    Had it quite a while ago on this site too.

    My pc is really giving me the ****s today though so I assumed it was my pc, anything else goes wrong with it and it is heading out the window. :mad:

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    MySQL has a few Venerabilities
    See below dont know if this is causing problems but thought I let you know

    1)Passwords of MySQL users are stored in the "User" table, part of the "mysql" database, specifically in the "Password" field.
    In MySQL 4.0.x and 3.23.x, these passwords are hashed and stored as a 16 characters long hexadecimal value, specifically in the "Password" field. Unfortunately, a function involved in password checking misses correct bounds checking. By filling a "Password" field a value wider than 16 characters, a buffer overflow will occur.

    2)MySQL allows users that are able to change their password to cause it to overflow an internal buffer while causing it to execute arbitrary code. The following exploit code can be used to test your system for the vulnerability.
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