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The company may be interested in whether they want to grant access to the user to access to their systems. Does the user shoulder any responsibility?
by n0tam3m3 6y ago
The company may be interested in whether they want to grant access to the user to access to their systems. Does the user shoulder any responsibility?
- imglorp 6y agoNo, absolutely not. It shouldn't matter what malware is on a client device as long as the client has authenticated; the server/company/ebay should be protecting their API from abuse at the API layer, not the client layer.
- souterrain 6y agoI think what you’re saying is the user might be an employee on some internal trusted company network. The employer should have control of that browser (and entire endpoint), otherwise the network should likely not be considered trusted. So, in this case, no, the user shouldn’t have the ability to authorize this; the administrator of that browser should. Know your network.
- 3fe9a03ccd14ca5 6y agoConsent.