garyu69
19-08-04, 10:57
Got a bit of a weird question.
In work we give out access to a scientific journal which allows those who have access to it the ability to download PDF's and view full texts of articles.
It seems that someone wants to get someone in trouble and we have been told that this one company has access through a username/password to this content, but somehow they are then selling this access onto their customers.
The username can only be used the once, so say someone is logged in with it no one else in the world can log in at the same time so we know they are not handing the details out.
But can somehow someone set up a server that will be logged in with a username and password and then other people can then log into this server somehow, granting them full access to the content through this companies access?
Their a dutch company and i can't make any sense of their website http://www.nvalt.nl/pub/
any ideas if they could be doing this? and if so is there anyway to prove it?
In work we give out access to a scientific journal which allows those who have access to it the ability to download PDF's and view full texts of articles.
It seems that someone wants to get someone in trouble and we have been told that this one company has access through a username/password to this content, but somehow they are then selling this access onto their customers.
The username can only be used the once, so say someone is logged in with it no one else in the world can log in at the same time so we know they are not handing the details out.
But can somehow someone set up a server that will be logged in with a username and password and then other people can then log into this server somehow, granting them full access to the content through this companies access?
Their a dutch company and i can't make any sense of their website http://www.nvalt.nl/pub/
any ideas if they could be doing this? and if so is there anyway to prove it?