Arrests For Selling Poison-Ware In Spain
An anonymous reader writes "Spain's FBI equivalent has arrested the management of a software company (Google translation; Spanish original) for selling custom software to small and medium-sized businesses with 'controlled errors' that resulted in the software bombing on a predetermined date. They would then charge for fixing the problem and press the client into buying a maintenance contract. More than 1,000 clients were affected."
And i made some decent money undoing their damage. Donno why the customer never bothered to press charges.
---- Booth was a patriot ----
It's pretty sad when it's easier to intentionally put bugs into software than it is to keep them out. What's worse is that no one is quite sure which is the better business model...