So, if they're using this hash as a type of public key then the private key would be transmitted after connecting with the server. Thus you just have to catch the public key whizzing by and handle the initial server interaction then you could monitor it on your own. But thats assuming it is a key type setup like https is. Man in the middle ftw?
Hmmm... perhaps I over reacted a little... although this still makes me angry and annoyed.... I will have to see if this crept onto my systems at home ( where auto updates are completely shut off ) to verify that it is not forcing the install... *sigh* research before posting should be a requirement XD
Class action lawsuit anyone? I didn't agree to this... the TOS/EULA probably has not been updated to include this and if it was I was not notified of the new agreement and given a chance to deny it.... To bad I'm to poor to hire a good lawyer:-(
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So, if they're using this hash as a type of public key then the private key would be transmitted after connecting with the server. Thus you just have to catch the public key whizzing by and handle the initial server interaction then you could monitor it on your own. But thats assuming it is a key type setup like https is. Man in the middle ftw?
I don't care if they do this, but I'm getting a 50% cut on all advertising profit that features my copyrighted image ( of me ).
Hmmm... perhaps I over reacted a little... although this still makes me angry and annoyed.... I will have to see if this crept onto my systems at home ( where auto updates are completely shut off ) to verify that it is not forcing the install... *sigh* research before posting should be a requirement XD
Class action lawsuit anyone? I didn't agree to this... the TOS/EULA probably has not been updated to include this and if it was I was not notified of the new agreement and given a chance to deny it.... To bad I'm to poor to hire a good lawyer :-(