>Unless, of course, he used a very weak, very guessable PW. Again, this is something Michel should investigate.
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>Well, Andy admitted he was using the same password for both sites (which he has since changed). So unless Andy was using something incredibly obvious (his last name, or Marcia's name), I think the odds are high that it was visible.
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>I was stunned to learn a few weeks ago that Naomi had access to modify posts. She stated that she's only used the capability to correct spelling errors and fix PRE code tags. I'm curious if this access of hers extends to reading private messages, or even to view billing info.
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>Regardless of whether Andy pursues this further, there's a potential accountability issue here.


I just said almost the same thing in another post. Grape minds <g>.

Re passwords in general, you probably already know that a shockingly high percentage of SQL Server installations never change or disable the default sa password.

Want to guess the two most commonly used passwords in the U.S. #1 is "password." #2 is "abc123" or "123abc", one or the other. What do you bet "dumb" is #3? <g>