Security Console MySQL & XAMPP Directory Protection
XAMPP SECURITY [Security Check 1.1]
This page gives you a quick overview of the security status of your XAMPP installation. (Please continue reading after the table.)
The green marked points are secure; the red marked points are definitively unsecure and the yellow marked points couldn't be checked (for example because the sofware to check isn't running).
To fix the problems for mysql, phpmyadmin and the xampp directory simply use
=> http://localhost/security/xamppsecurity.php <=
Some other important notes:
Some other important notes:
- All these test are made available ONLY to the host "localhost" (127.0.0.1).
- For FileZilla FTP und Mercury Mail, you must fix all security problems by yourself! Sorry.
- If your computer is blocked by a firewall or not online, your servers are SECURE against outside attacks.
- If servers are not running, they are also SECURE!
Please consider this: With more XAMPP security, some examples will NOT execute error free. If you use PHP in "safe mode" for example, some functions of this security frontend will not work anymore. Often more security means less functionality.
The XAMPP default ports:
| ftp | 21/tcp | # File Transfer [Control] (XAMPP: FTP Default Port) | ||
| smtp | 25/tcp | mail # Simple Mail Transfer (XAMPP: SMTP Default Port) | ||
| http | 80/tcp | # World Wide Web HTTP (XAMPP: Apache Default Port) | ||
| pop3 | 110/tcp | # Post Office Protocol - Version 3 (XAMPP: POP3 Default Port) | ||
| imap | 143/tcp | # Internet Message Access Protocol (XAMPP: IMAP Default Port) | ||
| https | 443/tcp | # http protocol over TLS/SSL (XAMPP: Apache SSL Port) | ||
| mysql | 3306/tcp | # MySQL (XAMPP: MySQL Default Port) | ||
| AJP/1.3 | 8009 | # AJP/1.3 (XAMPP: Tomcat AJP/1.3 Port) | ||
| http-alt | 8080/tcp | # HTTP Alternate (see port 80) (XAMPP: Tomcat Default Port) |
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