Hi, i've found a security flaw on mysql server for windows, but i'm not sure that the exploitation is possible in a real life condition. This bug allows an authenticaded user to cause the service to fail. In order to exploit this vulnerability, an user must own well-defined privileges on *.*.
My question is this: "is possible that an user own at least one of those privileges on *.* (for example "GRANT CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES ON *.* TO 'test'@'%';"): - REFERENCES - CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES - GRANT OPTION - CREATE - SELECT "
would be greatfull to get some help, Luca Ercoli
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