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Is it a good idea to create a password and make your password secure for your Wordpress database when uploading the database to a third-party web host (going live instead of hosting on localhost) instead of root and no password? :

Change

u. root p. 'no password'

to

u. username p. password

Does it make your database more secure and still accessible to your new third-party host?

Is it a good idea to create a password and make your password secure for your Wordpress database when uploading the database to a third-party web host (going live instead of hosting on localhost) instead of root and no password? :

Change

u. root p. 'no password'

to

u. username p. password

Does it make your database more secure and still accessible to your new third-party host?

  • database
  • mysql
  • phpmyadmin
Share Improve this question asked May 28, 2019 at 13:51 WestWest 211 silver badge6 bronze badges 1
  • If the database is exposed to the internet, you could be able to use something like mysql -u root -h yoursite to connect to your database and create tables, modify data, or just delete everything, anybody would be able to do it – Tom J Nowell ♦ Commented May 28, 2019 at 15:33
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The short answer is yes. Having a secure username and password is paramount to keeping your site secure.

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