I don't think this is the source of the brouhaha, but wasn't this an RDP compromise ... not exactly "user desktop" compromise. Knowing how people do these thing

I don't think this is the source of the brouhaha, but wasn't this an RDP compromise ... not exactly "user desktop" compromise. Knowing how people do these things, my _guess_ is that Sitel has a fairly locked down desktop. But not locked down enough -- somehow RDP is allowed. The user here doesn't care to work in the Sitel desktop as probably things are highly restricted, so does RDP in from his personal machine. > I'm going to guess that user desktops are compromised frequently doubtful But as I said, I don't think this is what has people up in arms.