This section is about securing your MariaDB installation. If you are looking for the list of security vulnerabilities fixed in MariaDB, see Security Vulnerabilities Fixed in MariaDB.
There are a number of issues to consider when looking at improving the security of your MariaDB installation. These include:
- Encryption — MariaDB supports encryption for data while at rest and while in transit.
- Running mysqld as root — MariaDB should never normally be run as root
- mysql_secure_installation — Improve the security of a MariaDB installation.
- SecuRich — Library of security-related stored procedures.
- SELinux — Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) is a Linux kernel module that provides a ...