Comment by hobarrera
10 years ago
The fact that windows has even less security (though I'd like to think you exaggerated), doesn't justify this at all.
10 years ago
The fact that windows has even less security (though I'd like to think you exaggerated), doesn't justify this at all.
It's a basic fact of the way Windows is designed. If you can get code to run on a Windows computer, you get a lot of power over that computer. Even more if the user is a local administrator. As someone that tests Windows computer network security on a regular basis, it is rather disturbing how much work you have to put into making a Windows network actually secure.