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Toggle navigation Home [/] News Security Support Docs Try Contribute Sponsors Themes Download GitHub phpMyAdmin Bringing MySQL to the web Download 5.0.1 Try demo Donate Bored of official project news? Then check out developers blogs at planet phpMyAdmin . You can also follow us on Facebook or Twitter . The news are also available in a RSS feed . phpMyAdmin 4.9.4 and 5.0.1 are released 2020-01-08 The phpMyAdmin team announces the release of versions 4.9.4 and 5.0.1. As a reminder, version 4.x is in the LTS phase, where only security fixes and critical bug fixes are made. Users are suggested to migrate to version 5. These releases address two issues, a problem with two-factor authentication that was introduced with the last releases, and a fix for an SQL injection vulnerability that was reported by CSW Research Labs https://twitter.com/cswcyberworks . This vulnerability is assigned PMASA-2020-1 and requires that the attacker have logged in through a valid MySQL account. Known issue: the reported current release version may display incorrectly on the main page (for instance, "Version information: 5.0.1, latest stable version: 4.9.4"). This is expected to be fixed in the next routine bug fix release. Downloads are available at phpmyadmin.net. Happy new year, the phpMyAdmin team phpMyAdmin 5.0.0 is released 2019-12-26 Welcome to the release of phpMyAdmin version 5.0.0. This release is occurring simultaneously with version 4.9.3; except for users with old PHP installations, version 5.0.0 is the recommended version. This release includes many new features and improvements from the 4.9 series. We expect to maintain version 4 in a security capacity to support users with older PHP installations. For full details about supported versions and end of life dates, see the "Supported versions" grid at https://www.phpmyadmin.net/downloads/ . With this release, we are removing support of old PHP versions (5.5, 5.6, 7.0, and HHVM). These versions are outdated and are no longer supported by the PHP team. Version 5.0 includes many coding improvements that modernize the interface. Many of these changes are transparent to users, but make the code easier to maintain. Much of this refactoring work is completed by our contract developer, Maurício Meneghini Fauth. We always consider applications for new (paid) contract developers, see https://www.phpmyadmin.net/contractor/ for program details. Some of the changes and new features include: Enable columns names by default for CSV exports Add Metro theme Automatically add the index when creating an auto increment column Improvements to exporting views Prompt the user for confirmation before running an UPDATE query with no WHERE clause Improvements to how errors are show to the user (including allowing easier copying of the error text to the clipboard) Added keystrokes to clear the line (ctrl+l) and clear the entire console window (ctrl+u) Use charset 'windows-1252' when export format is MS Excel There are several more changes, please refer to the ChangeLog file included with the release for full details. Known shortcomings: Due to changes in the MySQL authentication method, PHP versions prior to 7.4 are unable to authenticate to a MySQL 8.0 or newer server (our tests show the problem actually began with MySQL 8.0.11). This relates to a PHP bug https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=76243. There is a workaround, that is to set your user account to use the current-style password hash method, mysql_native_password. This unfortunate lack of coordination has caused the incompatibility to affect all PHP applications, not just phpMyAdmin. For more details, you can see our bug tracker item at https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/issues/14220. We suggest upgrading your PHP installation to take advantage of the authentication methods. Downloads are available now at https://phpmyadmin.net/downloads/ Our work would not be possible without the donations of our generous sponsor, and this release in particular is brought to you thanks to the hard work of our Google Summer of Code students and many other contributors. The phpMyAdmin team phpMyAdmin 4.9.3 is released 2019-12-26 Welcome to phpMyAdmin 4.9.3, a routine bugfix release. This release is occurring simultaneously with the release of phpMyAdmin 5.0.0, which is our recommended version except for users with older PHP installations. This is planned as the final bugfix release of phpMyAdmin version 4. Version 4 works with PHP versions 5.5 through (at least) 7.4, and MySQL versions 5.5 and newer (and the corresponding MariaDB versions). Version 5 will require PHP 7.1 or newer, but we plan to maintain security fixes for version 4 as part of our LTS program. For end of life details and supported versions, please see the "Supported versions" grid at https://www.phpmyadmin.net/downloads/ . This release includes fixes for many bugs, including: Several PHP notices and warnings including "Undefined index table_create_time," a notice about error_reporting() being disabled for security reasons, and several Undefined Index errors. Support CloudFront-Forwarded-Proto header for Amazon CloudFront proxy Early compatibility with development versions of PHP 8 Fix replication actions (start, stop, etc) There are many, many more bug fixes thanks to the efforts of our developers and other contributors. For full details, you can see the ChangeLog file included with this release. The phpMyAdmin team phpMyAdmin 5.0.0-rc1 is released 2019-11-22 Welcome to the first release candidate of phpMyAdmin 5.0.0. This release features a great number of new features and bug fixes. This is expected to be the final release candidate before 5.0.0 is finalized. Please visit https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/milestones to stay updated on the expected release date and known bugs. Since 5.0.0-alpha1, there have been several bugfixes, none of which are particularly notable. For a complete comparison, you could visit https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/compare/RELEASE_5_0_0ALPHA1..RELEASE_5_0_0RC1. The following are the release notes from 5.0.0-alpha1: With this release, we are removing support of old PHP versions (5.5, 5.6, 7.0, and HHVM). These versions are outdated and are no longer supported by the PHP team. Detailed requirement information is available in the documentation included with the download or at https://docs.phpmyadmin.net/en/latest/require.html. As shown at https://www.phpmyadmin.net/downloads/#support our current branch of 4.9.x is planned to remain supported for some time in an LTS capacity. Some of the changes and new features include: Enable columns names by default for CSV exports Add Metro theme Automatically add the index when creating an auto increment column Improvements to exporting views Prompt the user for confirmation before running an UPDATE query with no WHERE clause Improvements to how errors are show to the user (including allowing easier copying of the error text to the clipboard) Added keystrokes to clear the line (ctrl+l) and clear the entire console window (ctrl+u) Use charset 'windows-1252' when export format is MS Excel There are several more changes, please refer to the ChangeLog file included with the release for full details. Known shortcomings: Due to changes in the MySQL authentication method, PHP versions prior to 7.4 are unable to authenticate to a MySQL 8.0 or newer server (our tests show the problem actually began with MySQL 8.0.11). This relates to a PHP bug https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=76243. There is a workaround, that is to set your user account to use the current-style password hash method, mysql_native_password. This unfortunate lack of coordination has caused the incompatibility to affect all PHP applications, not just phpMyAdmin. For more details, you can see our bug tracker item at https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/issues/14220. Downloads are available now at https://phpmyadmin.net/downloads/ Our work would not be possible without the donations of our generous sponsor, and this release in particular is brought to you thanks to the hard work of our Google Summer of Code students and many other contributors. For the team, Isaac phpMyAdmin 4.9.2 is released 2019-11-22 Welcome to phpMyAdmin 4.9.2, a bugfix release that also contains a security fix. This security fix is part of an ongoing effort to improve the security of the Designer feature and is designated PMASA-2019-5. There is also an improvement for how we sanitize Git version information shown on the home page, thanks to Ali Hubail. This release includes fixes for many bugs, including: Fixes for the "Failed to set session cookie" error which relates to the cookie name. In some cases, data stored in the cookie (such as the previously-used user account) may not be loaded from a previous phpMyAdmin cookie the first time you run version 4.9.2 Fix for Advisor with MySQL 8.0.3 and newer Fix PHP deprecation errors Fix a situation where exporting users after a delete query could remove users Fix incorrect "You do not have privileges to manipulate with the users!" warning Fix copying a database's privileges and several other problems moving columns with MariaDB Fix for phpMyAdmin not selecting all the values when using shift-click to select during Export There are many, many more bug fixes thanks to the efforts of our developers and other contributors. The phpMyAdmin team phpMyAdmin 4.9.1 is released 2019-09-21 Welcome to phpMyAdmin 4.9.1, a bugfix release. This is a regularly-schedule bugfix release that also includes some security hardening measures. We wish to point out that this also includes a routine fix for an issue that has been reported as CVE-2019-12922. The fix for this has been in our release queue to be part of this release, however it is the opinion of the team that the reported attack vector did not justify a separate release. This release includes fixes for many bugs, including: Editing columns with CURRENT_TIMESTAMP for MySQL versions 8.0.13 and newer Compatibility issues with PHP 8 Export of GIS visualization Enhanced descriptions for several collation types Creating a user with a single quote in the password string Unexpected quotes during import and export on text fields Improvements to adding new tables to Designer Fix an issue where an authenticated user could trigger heavy traffic between the database server and web server Fix a weakness where an attacker, under certain conditions, working at the same time as an administrator is using the setup script, could delete a server from the setup script There are many, many more bug fixes thanks to the efforts of our developers, Google Summer of Code applicants, and other contributors. The phpMyAdmin team Security fix: phpMyAdmin 4.9.0 is released 2019-06-04 Welcome to phpMyAdmin 4.9.0.1, a bugfix release that includes important security fixes. This release fixes two security vulnerabilities: PMASA-2019-3 is an SQL injection flaw in the Designer feature PMASA-2019-4 is a CSRF attack that's possible through the 'cookie' login form Version 4.9.0 mistakenly did not include a commit and 4.9.0.1 was quickly released to include that missing fix. Upgrading is highly recommended for all users. Using the 'http' auth_type instead of 'cookie' can mitigate the CSRF attack. The solution for the CSRF attack does remove the former functionality to log in directly through URL parameters (as mentioned in FAQ 4.8, such as https://example.com/phpmyadmin/?pma_username=root&password=foo). Such behavior was discouraged and is now removed. Other query parameters work as expected; only pma_username and pma_password have been removed. As a result of the removal of this feature, we have decided the change in behavior justifies a version increase from 4.8.x to 4.9. We strive to adhere to Semantic Versioning principles, which prohibit removing features in patch releases. Previously version 4.8.x was intended as the LTS version supporting PHP 5.5; because of this change the LTS branch will now become version 4.9.x. This release also includes fixes for many bugs, including: Several issues with SYSTEM VERSIONING tables Fixed json encode error in export Fixed JavaScript events not activating on input (sql bookmark issue) Show Designer combo boxes when adding a constraint Fix edit view Fixed invalid default value for bit field Fix several errors relating to GIS data types Fixed javascript error PMA_messages is not defined Fixed import XML data with leading zeros Fixed php notice, added support for 'DELETE HISTORY' table privilege (MariaDB >= 10.3.4) Fixed MySQL 8.0.0 issues with GIS display Fixed "Server charset" in "Database server" tab showing wrong information Fixed can not copy user on Percona Server 5.7 Updated sql-parser to version 4.3.2, which fixes several parsing and linting problems There are many, many more bug fixes thanks to the efforts of our developers, Google Summer of Code applicants, and other contributors. The phpMyAdmin team edit 2019-06-05 - Added information about why this is 4.9.0 rather than 4.8.x. Google Summer of Code 2019 2019-05-07 The phpMyAdmin project is excited to announce our student projects for the 2019 Google Summer of Code. We've had many great applicants and it is unfortunate that we were only able to accept these three. Apoorv Khare will be working on a series of general improvements, fixing bugs and adding improvements to the interface, Mohit Kuri's projoct is to to refactor and improve the Designer interface, and Nupur Agrawal has been selected to convert the user interface to Bootstrap 4. These changes will make it easier for developers to maintain a consistent style and appearance throughout the application. This year, the mentors from phpMyAdmin were pleased with the amount of student support; many students joined the conversation on Gitter and other forums to help other students with their applications and offer their support of each other. This response was overwhelming and reflects wonderfully on the student applicants. Students who were not selected are welcome to continue to contribute to the phpMyAdmin community and, for those who will be eligible next year, we hope you'll apply again. Summer of Code is a Google initiative where Google funds college students getting paid for real-world experience and mentorship through open source projects. For many students, this is the first exposure to an open source project. Several phpMyAdmin team members have started as GSoC students. This marks phpMyAdmin's tenth year of participation in GSoC. Security fix: phpMyAdmin 4.8.5 is released 2019-01-26 The phpMyAdmin team announces the release of phpMyAdmin version 4.8.5. Among other bug fixes, this contains several important security fixes. Upgrading is highly recommended for all users. The security fixes involve: Arbitrary file read vulnerability (https://www.phpmyadmin.net/security/PMASA-2019-1) SQL injection in the Designer interface (https://www.phpmyadmin.net/security/PMASA-2019-2) The arbitrary file read vulnerability could also be exploited to delete arbitrary files on the server. This attack requires that phpMyAdmin be run with the $cfg['AllowArbitraryServer'] directive set to true, which is not the default. An attacker must run a malicious server process that will masquerade as a MySQL server. This exploit has been found and fixed recently in several other related projects and appears to be caused by a bug in PHP (https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=77496). In addition to the security fixes, this release also includes these bug fixes and more as part of our regular release cycle: Export to SQL format not available QR code not shown when adding two-factor authentication to a user account Issue with adding a new user in MySQL 8.0.11 and newer Frozen interface relating to Text_Plain_Sql plugin Table level Operations tab was missing And several more. Complete notes are in the ChangeLog file included with this release. As always, downloads are available at https://www.phpmyadmin.net/downloads/ Security fix: phpMyAdmin 4.8.4 is released 2018-12-11 The phpMyAdmin team is pleased to announce the release of phpMyAdmin version 4.8.4. Among other bug fixes, this contains several important security fixes. The security fixes involve: Local file inclusion (https://www.phpmyadmin.net/security/PMASA-2018-6/), XSRF/CSRF vulnerabilities allowing a specially-crafted URL to perform harmful operations (https://www.phpmyadmin.net/security/PMASA-2018-7/), and an XSS vulnerability in the navigation tree (https://www.phpmyadmin.net/security/PMASA-2018-8/) In addition to the security fixes, this release also includes these bug fixes and more as part of our regular release cycle: Issue with changing theme Ensure that database names with a dot ('.') are handled properly when DisableIS is true Fix for message "Error while copying database (pma__column_info)" Move operation causes "SELECT * FROM `undefined`" error When logging with $cfg['AuthLog'] to syslog, successful login messages were not logged when $cfg['AuthLogSuccess'] was true Multiple errors and regressions with Designer And several more. Complete notes are in the ChangeLog file included with this release. Note that for this release, we experimented with a pre-release announcement so that hosting providers and package managers would have an opportunity to prepare for the security release. If this was helpful to you or if you have feedback about this technique, please let us know through the public list developers@phpmyadmin.net or privately at security@phpmyadmin.net. We may or may not decide use this behavior in the future and your feedback will help us decide whether it's beneficial to the community. As always, downloads are available at https://www.phpmyadmin.net/downloads/ 1 / 53 × Thank you for downloading phpMyAdmin Your download should start soon, if not please click here . Please verify the downloaded file Please take additional steps to verify that the file you have downloaded is not corrupted, you can verify it using the following methods: Verify its PGP signature , see the Verifying phpMyAdmin releases chapter for more information. 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