By Jo Best
Published: Monday 09 August 2004
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Name
Frank Thynne
Location
England
Occupation
IT Consultant
Comment
Well, well! Microsoft, which recommends as good security practice the "Principle of Least Privilege", but has completely failed to observe it in the past, has finally shot itself, its developers and its users in their feet. But that doesn't excuse the many developers who were blind to the security risks in the methods they were using.
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Anthert fine mess you got me into Stanley
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