6. MySQL Root Password Set, But Login Without Password Possible? Understanding Authentication and Solutions
   In MySQL (specifically MariaDB version 10. 0.29), you've set a password for the root user, but you're still able to log in without entering a password
7. Securing MariaDB: Enabling Password and Unix Socket Authentication (for educational purposes only)
   MariaDB: An open-source relational database management system (RDBMS) similar to MySQL.root user: The most privileged user account in MariaDB
8. Is there a default password for MariaDB on Fedora?
   MariaDB: An open-source relational database management system (RDBMS) similar to MySQL.Password: A secret string of characters used for authentication in MariaDB
9. Securing Your Castle: How to Store Passwords Safely in Databases
   Never store passwords directly in the database. Imagine them written as plain text - hackers who breach the database can instantly access all user accounts
10. Avoiding Security Pitfalls: MariaDB Installation with Strong Passwords
    MariaDB: An open-source relational database management system (RDBMS) that is a popular drop-in replacement for MySQL.Ubuntu: A widely used Linux distribution
11. Unlocking Advanced Security: Secret Management Tools for the Savvy Developer
    In database programming, ensuring secure storage of passwords is crucial. We need a method to keep passwords configurable (easily modifiable) without compromising their accessibility by unauthorized individuals