Not really. You know exactly who you gave the username and password to. But you don't know if that person left the page up while getting up from the computer and going to the bathroom, used a public terminal and didn't log out, or several other security breaches.
It's probably fine, since you control the available info, and you know how much to trust the people to whom you have given access (probably a whole lot). But you don't know exactly who is reading.
K. [yours for clearer thinking about security issues]
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Date: 2003-07-01 10:33 am (UTC)Not really. You know exactly who you gave the username and password to. But you don't know if that person left the page up while getting up from the computer and going to the bathroom, used a public terminal and didn't log out, or several other security breaches.
It's probably fine, since you control the available info, and you know how much to trust the people to whom you have given access (probably a whole lot). But you don't know exactly who is reading.
K. [yours for clearer thinking about security issues]