>"security by obscurity"?
>is this the _only_ way to fix this?!
There's never only one way. Also, the only way to *really* fix it
is to never turn your computer on. So saying that salting makes
things safe is a bit of an overstatement. It's all a question of how
secure you really want to be. (It certainly doesn't make it things
less safe - but it comes down to priorities and user preferences.)
>[I hate the salted profile directories too!]
I was starting to feel in the minority. <grin> Actually, what I
hate more than the salting is the fact that the user community has
been given no choice in the matter. (And saying you can write your
own code or pay money, etc., isn't really the point.)
Jason.
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- Re: Profile directory and "salting&... Jason Bassford
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- Re: Profile directory and "salting"... Jason Bassford
- Re: Profile directory and "salting&... Gervase Markham
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