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Mike Hillyer wrote:
Plain text. Use of the upcoming MyODBC 3.52 will make it in binary form,
but not encrypted. Is the remote server MySQL 4.x? You could possibly
use Stunnel (www.stunnel.org) to access the server via SSL.
The MySQL protocol sends the _username_ in plain text, but in all
versions of the protocol, the password is _never_ sent, just a hash of
the password combined with a 'seed' that was sent from the server when
the client connected.
-Mark
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