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You need to go through a PCI audit someday.
You'll change your position very quickly :-)
Nah, PCI auditors are wimps. Try dealing with IT auditors from the DCAA. I
did that for 5 years ;-)
Just tell them that you don't allow ODBC access to your database. That
will confuse them because that eliminates about 95% of known hacks. Then
tell them that you protect your DB with RPG. They will think you're insane
for using rocket propelled grenades, but they'll back off ;-)
-Nathan
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