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It's a disappointing cliff-hanger ending. Without more information it's impossible to say whether this is just some malware accident or a deliberate policy by
by motters 16y ago
It's a disappointing cliff-hanger ending. Without more information it's impossible to say whether this is just some malware accident or a deliberate policy by Samsung. I'm inclined to think that the former situation is more likely.
- donohoe 16y agoThe link to the part where someone from Samsung confirms they installed the keylogger so they could lern how people use the machines.
- motters 16y agoSecond part http://www.networkworld.com/newsletters/sec/2011/040411sec1.html http://www.networkworld.com/newsletters/sec/2011/040411sec1....
- iuytghyjuyh 16y agoSo if youy use a Samsung machine in a lawyers office, or in a classified role or anywhere subject to HIPA presumably you should switch brands - or face a negligence charge? Could be an expensive mistake on Samsung's part - especially if somebody decides that lawyers, governemnt, hospitals also shouldn't use any Samsung phones, copiers, printers etc 'just in case'