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listening on the local device and having no UAC seems pretty standard to me. If you want to expose anything, you have to do it very explicitly and as linked th
by daleharvey 15y ago
listening on the local device and having no UAC seems pretty standard to me.
If you want to expose anything, you have to do it very explicitly and as linked there are warnings and advice about doing so.
- rhizome 15y agoProcess security is very common even when the process listens only on a socket.
- grannyg00se 15y agoI'm wondering what you mean here when you say "on the local device". Are you implying that it is guaranteed that the local device is not exposed? I don't see why you would have to explicitly expose something. The entire instance is exposed by default.
- daleharvey 15y agoit listens on 127.0.0.1, not not on an external interface, it is not exposed by default
- grannyg00se 15y agoBut that has nothing to do with the instance access control or the database access. Changing the listening interface isn't going to magically fix the default security setup.