Short answer: The Sig is an example for the extremely bad programming practice of Microsoft.
Detailed explanation: The company is well-known to hire talented, but ignorant people that are capable but not knowledgeable to create lots of code. The Sig is an example where a very important function is implemented in a way that is perfectly resource-harming and insecure. This type of memory-leaking and resource-waste is one of the reasons for the continued great instability of Microsoft code.
Could you describe this bank service in more detail? Are you redirecting your personal mail through your Bank? or do they simply forward their statements electronically (=a completely different & trivial thing)?
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Short answer: The Sig is an example for the extremely bad programming practice of Microsoft. Detailed explanation: The company is well-known to hire talented, but ignorant people that are capable but not knowledgeable to create lots of code. The Sig is an example where a very important function is implemented in a way that is perfectly resource-harming and insecure. This type of memory-leaking and resource-waste is one of the reasons for the continued great instability of Microsoft code.
Could you describe this bank service in more detail? Are you redirecting your personal mail through your Bank? or do they simply forward their statements electronically (=a completely different & trivial thing)?