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Over the years, MySQL and its successor, MariaDB, have had multiple password authentication methods: the original SHA-1-based hashing, later double SHA-1-based mysql_native_password , followed by sha256_password and caching_sha256_password in MySQL and ed25519 in MariaDB. The MariaDB.org blog post by Sergei Golubchik recaps the history of these well. Even though most modern MariaDB installations should be using TLS to encrypt all remote connections in 2025, having the authentication method...