OK, here's a first. One of my clients was using my application when a Windows
window popped up saying 'Copying...'. They cancelled this, since they didn't
start it. A minute later, the app stopped working.

Someone had hacked into their server & installed ppstreamsetup.exe in their
shared folder, and also stolen all of their forms, reports, and libraries
- but no tables! Luckily we back up their data to our servers nightly so
they didn't lose anything.

I've changed their share folder security to remove 'Everyone', so hopefully
that keeps them out. They've got a network tech coming in tomorrow to make
sure.

I'm still not sure if they ran the setup or just installed it for later.
Either way, I deleted it.

Just an FYI.
Jim Moseley

Jim Moseley wrote:
If they have their system open, gotta ask...do they have any antivirus
on their systems? How about anti-malware?

Sounds really suspicious that someone would take forms & such (delivered
only?) and not touch the tables. They'd have to know what was going on
to selectively take (or erase?) and leave the tables alone (although
they could copy without deleting so you never know where their data now
resides.

Good luck.

---------------
Tony McGuire

Jim Moseley wrote:
If they have their system open, gotta ask...do they have any antivirus
on their systems? How about anti-malware?

Sounds really suspicious that someone would take forms & such (delivered
only?) and not touch the tables. They'd have to know what was going on
to selectively take (or erase?) and leave the tables alone (although
they could copy without deleting so you never know where their data now
resides.

Good luck.

---------------
Tony McGuire

Jim Moseley wrote:
If they have their system open, gotta ask...do they have any antivirus
on their systems? How about anti-malware?

Sounds really suspicious that someone would take forms & such (delivered
only?) and not touch the tables. They'd have to know what was going on
to selectively take (or erase?) and leave the tables alone (although
they could copy without deleting so you never know where their data now
resides.

Good luck.

---------------
Tony McGuire

Jim Moseley wrote:
If they have their system open, gotta ask...do they have any antivirus
on their systems? How about anti-malware?

Sounds really suspicious that someone would take forms & such (delivered
only?) and not touch the tables. They'd have to know what was going on
to selectively take (or erase?) and leave the tables alone (although
they could copy without deleting so you never know where their data now
resides.

Good luck.

---------------
Tony McGuire

Jim Moseley wrote:
If they have their system open, gotta ask...do they have any antivirus
on their systems? How about anti-malware?

Sounds really suspicious that someone would take forms & such (delivered
only?) and not touch the tables. They'd have to know what was going on
to selectively take (or erase?) and leave the tables alone (although
they could copy without deleting so you never know where their data now
resides.

Good luck.

---------------
Tony McGuire

Jim Moseley wrote:
If they have their system open, gotta ask...do they have any antivirus
on their systems? How about anti-malware?

Sounds really suspicious that someone would take forms & such (delivered
only?) and not touch the tables. They'd have to know what was going on
to selectively take (or erase?) and leave the tables alone (although
they could copy without deleting so you never know where their data now
resides.

Good luck.

---------------
Tony McGuire

Jim Moseley wrote:
If they have their system open, gotta ask...do they have any antivirus
on their systems? How about anti-malware?

Sounds really suspicious that someone would take forms & such (delivered
only?) and not touch the tables. They'd have to know what was going on
to selectively take (or erase?) and leave the tables alone (although
they could copy without deleting so you never know where their data now
resides.

Good luck.

---------------
Tony McGuire