JNet 2016 Secure PHP My Admin
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JNet 2016 Secure PHP My Admin
J~Net 2016 Secure PHP My Admin
This detects the ip and can be edited to make sure only allowed IP's can access the login page for a Auth Page that if that password is also correct they can then see the PhpMyAdmin Login Page which again if passed will allow Access to The database login!
Download Here
https://app.box.com/s/x8jj8qjl8aceicjwwkg3d06ciy92oqrh
This is basic security and should be monitored for incorrect logins or incorrect ip access attempts and should also be noted that you can restrict access other ways from within the security files for your web server to restrict and allow only ips you wish to aswell as use this script as it is not replacement for other methods but it adds another couple layers of security if they manage to get that far, also do not show to the public where you place your phpmyadmin files & folders and never reveal usernames, passwords, internal (private IP's etc).
However if you wish to use the default phpmyadmin (for the installed version from command line)
Now to allow access to default phpmyadmin
add this line to the bottom
now restart
Default location for phpmyadmin is
But now you need to manually find the phpmyadmin folder and secure it manually using methodology as seen above!
This detects the ip and can be edited to make sure only allowed IP's can access the login page for a Auth Page that if that password is also correct they can then see the PhpMyAdmin Login Page which again if passed will allow Access to The database login!
Download Here
https://app.box.com/s/x8jj8qjl8aceicjwwkg3d06ciy92oqrh
This is basic security and should be monitored for incorrect logins or incorrect ip access attempts and should also be noted that you can restrict access other ways from within the security files for your web server to restrict and allow only ips you wish to aswell as use this script as it is not replacement for other methods but it adds another couple layers of security if they manage to get that far, also do not show to the public where you place your phpmyadmin files & folders and never reveal usernames, passwords, internal (private IP's etc).
However if you wish to use the default phpmyadmin (for the installed version from command line)
Now to allow access to default phpmyadmin
- Code:
sudo -H gedit /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
add this line to the bottom
- Code:
Include /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf
now restart
- Code:
sudo service apache2 restart
Default location for phpmyadmin is
- Code:
/usr/share/phpmyadmin
But now you need to manually find the phpmyadmin folder and secure it manually using methodology as seen above!
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