The top 10 reasons Web sites get hacked

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By shehmed
via itfact.blogspot.com
Published: Oct 11 2007 / 13:36

Experts say the people who actually build Web applications aren't paying much attention to security; a non-profit group is trying to solve that

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jwenting replied ago:

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and meanwhile the single biggest risk is totally ignored by the author, and it's a risk the programmers have no influence over: network admins leaving holes in the operating system and server software of the machine on which the site is running that allows a cracker to walk right in without any interaction with the site at all.