2011-02-19, 06:01 PM
Actually with an MSSQL server all they have to do is copy the *.bak files from the fileshare where they're being dumped to and restore them to their own private MSSQL installation they can set up anywhere for free and there'd be virtually nothing logged but a touch to the files, which they could easily do using an internal service account that any admin had access to. Wouldn't actually require any real login, just a remote authentication that would blend right in with normal traffic.
And of course those event logs can easily be wiped without anyone noticing.
That said, it's still unlikely. If you're qualified enough to be doing the job in the first place you have little to no incentive to make a few bucks ripping off the player base after you're gone when you make far more money gainfully employed and the associated risks of being caught and prosecuted far outweigh anything you could possibly get in either satisfaction or compensation.
Course that might only apply in the Americas.
And of course those event logs can easily be wiped without anyone noticing.
That said, it's still unlikely. If you're qualified enough to be doing the job in the first place you have little to no incentive to make a few bucks ripping off the player base after you're gone when you make far more money gainfully employed and the associated risks of being caught and prosecuted far outweigh anything you could possibly get in either satisfaction or compensation.
Course that might only apply in the Americas.
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