| ▲ | NikolaNovak an hour ago | |||||||
Would they have legal right to do that, out of curiosity? Hired oentest has company permission to do stuff on company property. I do not imagine they have right to do so to personal property. | ||||||||
| ▲ | manphone an hour ago | parent [-] | |||||||
Absolutely not. There is literally no framework, which would give you the right to exploit an employee’s personal laptop, that’s just cyber crime. | ||||||||
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