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Scoop.it!
Flight Simulator Lab is caught secretly installing a software which steals Chrome passwords from the browser while checking if the user has installed a pirated copy of their software. No comment yet.
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Curated by Pál Kerékfy
collaboration expert, CIO, mathematician, university teacher
I share my experience in collaboration, IT service management, risk & security with students and others. My blog: https://kerekfypal.blog 
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Azt gondolják, hogy helyénvaló emberek jelszavait ellopni…
A védekezésük lényege: csak akkor fut ez a program, ha nem legálisan telepítették a cég szoftverét. Jó kis védekezés, de ez így is bűncselekmény. (Másrészt: ha már ott van a gépen, esetleg más esetben is lefuthat.)
Végül nagyon gyorsan kiadtak egy friss telepítőt, amiben nincs benne ez a tisztességtelen kód. “We have already replaced the installer in question and can only promise you that we will do everything in our power to rectify the issue with those who feel offended, as well as never use any such heavy-handed approach in the future. Once again, we humbly apologize!” (https://forums.flightsimlabs.com/index.php?/announcement/11-a320-x-drm-what-happened/ )
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