Re: The Assimilation of Sysinternals

[Nicolas RUFF <nruff () security-labs org>]

        Hello,

I think you missed part of the point :
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/information/licensingfaq.mspx

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Q: How many copies of Sysinternals utilities may I freely load or use on
computers owned by my company?
A: There is no limit to the number of times you may install and use the
software on your devices.
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Q: May I freely load or use Sysinternals utilities on computers that I
support but do not own?
A: No. You will need to contact Microsoft Sysinternals Licensing
(syslic () microsoft com) and inquire about fee based licensing options.
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I cannot find the prices on the website, but you got the idea ... BTW,
have a look at those :

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Q: Can I license or re-use any Sysinternals source code?
A: No. We will no longer offer the Sysinternals source code for download
or license.
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Q: Will Microsoft migrate and host all the Sysinternals tools?
A: No. A small number of tools were identified for removal before the
acquisition. We worked very closely with Mark Russinovich to determine
which tools to migrate. That said, a majority of the tools will be
migrated which include the latest and most popular tools. In addition,
we will be open to resurrecting old tools based on community requests.
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Q: Will Microsoft change the licensing agreement for the Sysinternals
tools and their use?
A: Yes, but we've made the license terms more liberal. Companies can now
install and use the software throughout their organization, as opposed
to a single user limitation.
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PS. http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/information.mspx

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Or is it ? ;)

Regards,
- Nicolas RUFF
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