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Visual Studio’s Security Circus: Microsoft’s High-Wire Act of Denial and Defiance
Playing “Hide and Seek” with Visual Studio’s security? Microsoft’s laissez-faire approach to its IDE’s potential vulnerabilities puts users in a risky “Enter at your own risk” scenario. It’s a cyber adventure, folks – one where trust issues, elusive .suo files, and non-vulnerability games rule the…
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Call it a game of "Hide and Seek" or a "Trust Fall" gone wrong, Microsoft's Visual Studio IDE is once again under the microscope for its questionable security arrangements. The company seems to be playing a game of "We don't see it, so it doesn't exist", brushing off the latest exploit as non-vulnerability. They argue that opening a downloaded Visual Studio project is inherently risky – so, in essence, "Enter at your own risk!"Already a member? Log in here