We had 5 or so people playing with it over a couple days. We didn't have any insight into the code - how often it polled, how much it changed, the window of va

We had 5 or so people playing with it over a couple days. We didn't have any insight into the code - how often it polled, how much it changed, the window of valid keystrokes, etc. - just the ability to use the demo software and see various metrics. You're right, it's not the only drawback. I just meant that there are many vectors of attack when it comes to network security and so many fail at those that this might be less gain than one might assume at first thought.