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Sql database logs

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budwaiser

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Hi,
i have a client that has a hacked account.

The server is ok but i don't understand why he continuously has been hacked.

His account has a sql database.

Is it possible to see just the accesses to that db viewing log? In which way?

Thank you
 
I need to know last user that has modified database.

Please help me.

Thanks
 
Maybe the website has an sql vulnerability. And changing the password is not the best solution.
 
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