mariadb-core-security-model

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Use when creating users, granting privileges, choosing an authentication plug-in, enabling roles, setting up encryption at rest or TLS, or migrating user schema from MySQL. Prevents the common mistake of using mysql_native_password instead of ed25519, forgetting to enable encryption on binlog / tmp

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Use when creating users, granting privileges, choosing an authentication plug-in, enabling roles, setting up encryption at rest or TLS, or migrating user schema from MySQL. Prevents the common mistake of using mysql_native_password instead of ed25519, forgetting to enable encryption on binlog / tmp / redo as well as tables, or losing access after upgrading mysql.user to mysql.global_priv. Covers a

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