Webdna sends your serial number on Internet
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2003
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 50141
interpreted = N
texte = I have just received this message of Smith Micro:> In an effort to provide the best possible support for WebDNA and our > customers, we routinely match sales activity to our license database. > In doing so, we recently noticed that license number > WCAT-jPRY-c7wa-e8g4-xxxx registered to Agecia France is simultaneously > running on multiple machines at IP addresses 193.251.xxx.xxx and > 081.048.xxx.xxx > > We recognize that a license may momentarily be duplicated as part of a > migration or upgrade process. In the case of the license referenced > above, it would appear that they have been duplicated for some time > and not likely part of such a migration or upgrade process. > > If you would like to keep using WebDNA on the additional machines and > at the same time bring them into compliance with the License > Agreement, we would be pleased to discuss with you pricing on > additional licenses. Either respond to me directly or work with a > sales agent at 1-800-477-1543. > > Thank you, > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Doug Deck > Director, Sales & Marketing > Smith Micro Software, Inc. > 1-949-362-2326 office > 1-949-389-1732 fax > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~This makes me raise certain questions: 1 - How are they informed of the addresses? 2 - It is the software which sends information? 3 - Did they specify the existence as of these controls under them general conditions of sale? 4 - Do there exist other confidential information that the software sends to them? 5 - Was the transfer made a protected mode (SSL) to guarantee the confidentiality of my serial number? ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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I have just received this message of Smith Micro:> In an effort to provide the best possible support for WebDNA and our > customers, we routinely match sales activity to our license database. > In doing so, we recently noticed that license number > WCAT-jPRY-c7wa-e8g4-xxxx registered to Agecia France is simultaneously > running on multiple machines at IP addresses 193.251.xxx.xxx and > 081.048.xxx.xxx > > We recognize that a license may momentarily be duplicated as part of a > migration or upgrade process. In the case of the license referenced > above, it would appear that they have been duplicated for some time > and not likely part of such a migration or upgrade process. > > If you would like to keep using WebDNA on the additional machines and > at the same time bring them into compliance with the License > Agreement, we would be pleased to discuss with you pricing on > additional licenses. Either respond to me directly or work with a > sales agent at 1-800-477-1543. > > Thank you, > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Doug Deck > Director, Sales & Marketing > Smith Micro Software, Inc. > 1-949-362-2326 office > 1-949-389-1732 fax > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~This makes me raise certain questions: 1 - How are they informed of the addresses? 2 - It is the software which sends information? 3 - Did they specify the existence as of these controls under them general conditions of sale? 4 - Do there exist other confidential information that the software sends to them? 5 - Was the transfer made a protected mode (SSL) to guarantee the confidentiality of my serial number? ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
Laurent Bache
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