Some readers criticized last week’s column as a pro-Internet Explorer, anti-everything-else screed. I guess they ignored the key theme of the article, which was to say that it’s difficult to code a truly secure browser, no matter who the vendor is. Google’s Chrome is an example of this, and Microsoft Windows Vista’s UAC is forcing more vendors into LUA models. LUA means malware is less likely to be accidentally installed by the end-user and end up compromising their whole computer.”]
Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/2633105/why-limited-user-account-computing-.html