Holy cow!! Geesh!! My advice to others is to always use best practices regardless of the OS or applications. No one has created the perfect and totally secure environment, not even Mr. Greer. If that is in error Mr. Greer, please release it to the masses, we all sorely need your accomplishment (not to mention huge savings in money for all those useless tools like IDS and firewalls).
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