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> It reminds me of my friend's hosting company that failed. They got a big customer and created a VM and the customer asked to fix a problem that involved getti
by DaiPlusPlus 6y ago
> It reminds me of my friend's hosting company that failed. They got a big customer and created a VM and the customer asked to fix a problem that involved getting a shell in the VM. Friend does it and the customer is gone next day.
The customer asked the support people to access a shell on their VM and they then quit because...? - or the support people accessed a shell without the customer’s express permission?
- kelnos 6y agoI think it's because the support people even had the possibility of that access at all. And I agree; support people shouldn't have that kind of access, with or without consent.
- gvjddbnvdrbv 6y agoIt is a fairly common method to test to see if they have access.