XAMPP SECURITY

(Requests allowed from localhost only)

This page gives you a quick overview about the security status of your XAMPP installation. (Please continue reading after the table.)


Subject

Status

These XAMPP pages are accessible by network for everyone   UNSECURE  
Every XAMPP demo page you are right now looking at is accessible for everyone over network. Everyone who knows your IP address can see these pages.
The MySQL admin user root has no longer no password   SECURE  
PhpMyAdmin is free accessible by network   UNSECURE  
PhpMyAdmin is accessible by network without password. The configuration 'httpd' or 'cookie' in the "config.inc.php" can help.
The FileZilla FTP password was changed   SECURE  

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 <=   [allowed only for localhost]
 
 
Some other important notes:

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 working anymore. Often even more security means less functionality at the same time.
 

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)