*gasp*
berni_mccoy (1000+ posts) Sun Feb-05-06 01:17 PM
83. Actually they don't... This type of software is a security risk in an enterprise environment. Most Enterprise IT groups would find this behavior unacceptable. More and more shops are moving toward a managed desktop solution (locking down what apps can/can not run on them). I work in the enterprise desktop management industry. The people having 100+ CPUs at their disposal are probably doing so either because
- they manage those desktops,
- they are doing so without the approval on the owners,
- they have gotten everyone they know to run the client with their account information, OR
- they reverse-engineered the network traffic and are sending false results back.
Klutz- 'fes up - you really work for Diebold, don't you!!