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> [ ... sendmail ... ]
> 
> > It is also the most used/public suid program in the world, subject to
> > the most scrutinity (and attack).
> 
> login?

I receive a dozen mail messages for every login, I think I do agree with
the original statement.  :-)  :-)

... JG