To: antiRepublicrat
You mean like the one you don't have to apply if there's physical security for the system, as is for most server farms? I don't know enough about these particular bugs, do you have to reboot after applying the patches?
Most hacks occur by insiders -- not external users. I'm not surprised that you wouldn't know this -- or care.
Then from the point of any user except for places where a Windows expert has taken hours to create a new group, it's a flaw.
Again, you show your ignorance. There are widely available tools which make creating a user with a custom rights mask no more difficult than point and click.
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01/11/2004 3:10:23 PM PST by
Bush2000
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To: Bush2000
Most hacks occur by insiders -- not external users. Do you count ILoveYou, SQL Slammer and Sobig in those statistics, or do you treat each as one instance?
There are widely available tools which make creating a user with a custom rights mask no more difficult than point and click.
I didn't know that, but I'm not surprised at others making up for Microsoft's laxity. Same with the IIS wrappers we use. We always made our own accounts.
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