I wonder how much different this would be had it been a linux application running under apparmor or in a container environment... One would expect from a securi

I wonder how much different this would be had it been a linux application running under apparmor or in a container environment... One would expect from a security perspective that all of these remotely distributed applications would be running under some kind of chroot jail or container to prevent the kind of exposure that is obviously happening here. I think Microsoft is a little complicit in their lack of security in their OS platform allowing these types of issues to proliferate repeatedly year after year with no real changes happening in the ways that applications are locked down.