alt Hacker NewsWould 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.
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.
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.