Re: Security violation by my host
- From: Erland Sommarskog <esquel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 15:40:36 +0000 (UTC)
Jenny (barroli@xxxxxxxxxx) writes:
Can somebody tell me if I have the right to sue my hosting company that
is keeping my SQL Server DB on one of its shared servers as I found out
that all other clients that are hosted on the same server as me have
access to my stored procedure codes and tables structures.
If you need legal advice, you should see a lawyer. This is a forum
for technical advice.
They can't actualy see inside all my tables I think but I can't be sure
as > I could actually open one of other user's tables (just 1 in the
whole DB) to see if they set any permissions.
If you are able to access the databases of other clients on the server,
you should alert your hosting company. It may that they have a major
goof. It could also be that the owner of the database that you visited
had the guest user enabled.
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